Here are the highlights for Geek News Daily #50 for April 2, 2009: X-Men Wolverene film leaked a month before release Time Warner monthly data caps spread beyond Texas Google restores tethering Apps to the Android Marketplace Obama gives Queen Elizabeth an iPod Playstation 3 2.7 firmware sports in game text chat and external video [...]
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Apr
Tags: 2 billion movie rentals, Android, Apple, birthday, E.R., Gmail, Gmail hits 5 years old, Google, iPhone 3.0 beta 2 jailbrake, iPhone 3.0 jailbreak, iPod, lay offs, Leonardo da Vinci iPhone, Netflix, Obama, Playstation 3, Playstation 3 2.7 firmware, Queen Elizabeth, Sony, tethering apps, Time Warner data caps spread, Verizon, Verizon 3G coverage, Verizon 4G coverage, X-Men Wolverene film hits bittorrent
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Mar
Here are the highlights for Geek News Daily #49 for March 31, 2009: Spam returns to 94% of all email Google Chrome coming to the Mac by fall? Opera Mobile 9.7 to have support for Flash, Google Gears, and server-side compression Chinese cyberespionage network runs across 103 nations Sony Drops the price of the Playstation [...]
Tags: ABC coming to Hulu, American Airlines wifi, Apple, Battlestar Galactica tribute, Blog readers vs Twitter Followers, China, Chinese cyberespionage, Chrome beta for the Mac release date, Details on Skype coming to the iPhone, Disney coming to Hulu, Google, Google's free ad-supported music downloads in China, iPhone Skype wi-fi only, LEGO, MacBook $200 off, Netflix Blu-Ray fees, Netflix price increase, Opera, Opera Mobile 9.7, Opera Mobile flash support, Opera Mobile Google Gears support, Opera Mobile server-side compression, Playstation 2, Playstation 2 price drop, Playstation 3, Playstation 3 price drop date, Skype client for Blackberries, Sony, Spam percentage
19
Nov
Here are the show highlights for episode #40 of the Geek News Daily podcast for November 19, 2008. Tennessee anti-p2p law to cost colleges over $13 million Netflix now streams movies to the Xbox 360 Sony blocking Xbox 360 Netflix movie streaming Sony PSP-3000 hacked Malicious computer software to peak on Monday Microsoft dropping prices [...]
Tags: anti-P2P law, Apple Anti-trust case, Apple OSX, Apple Snow Leopard release date, British internet survey, college p2p monitoring, interplanetary internet, malicious software, Microsoft, NASA, Netflix, Netflix streaming, PC Magazine, PC Magazine shut down, Peer-2-Peer, PSP-3000, PSP-3000 hacked, Psystar anti-trust case, Sony, Tennessee, Woot off, Xbox 360, Yankee stadium Legos, Zune, Zune price drop
9
Oct
Here are the show highlights for episode #37 of the Geek News Daily podcast for October 9, 2008. Apple patents OS X Dock Eye-Fi Manager update adds support for Twitter and RSS Halo 3 Recon announced New Xbox Experience to launch on November 19th for Xbox 360 PSP gets Dual Shock 3 support through PSP [...]
Tags: Apple, Asus, Bittorrent, Bittorrent block, Blu-ray, censorship, Dock, DualShock 3, EEE pc, Eye-Fi, Google search, Halo 3 Recon, new Halo 3 campaign, New Xbox Experience, Nexflix, online anonymity, OS X, Pool Table, PSP, PSP Plus, PSP Store, RealDVD, RealNetworks, Romanian ISP, Rss, RSS search, Sony, South Korea, touchscreen, Twitter
5
Sep
Here are the show highlights for episode #36 of the Geek News Daily podcast for September 4, 2008. Sony recalls 440,000 Vaio TZ laptops for overheating PS3 firmware update to bring high-quality voice chat PSP-3000 actually has the same battery life as the current PSP 200,000 core supercomputer to be built Google Co-Founder expects Chrome [...]
Tags: 200000 core supercomputer, Android, Apple, BBC, boot times, Chrome, Chrome EULA, end user license agreement, Facial recgonition, gaming, Ghostbusters, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, mobile browsing, movie on flash drive, music download service, music streaming service, Picasa 3.0, PNY, PS3, PSP battery life, PSP-3000, security flaw, Sergey Brin, Sony, supercomputer, Vaio TZ, Vaio TZ recall, voice chat, Webkit, Windows 7
29
Aug
Here are the show highlights for episode #33 of the Geek News Daily podcast for August 29, 2008. PSP-3000 gets worse battery life, Sony tries to make up for it Kevin Mitnick tells all in upcoming book Comcast confirms 250GB data cap starting October 1 No new Kindle this year Android Market will not require [...]
Tags: 1, 100 barrel paintball gun, Amazon, Android Market, Apple, arcade, coin opperated, Comcast, data cap, doping, iPhone, Kevin Mitnick, Kevin Mitnick book, Kindle, Mac, Mac Tablet, mobile applications, Mona Lisa, Mythbusters, paintball, Pro Gamers, Professional Gaming, PSP, PSP battery life, PSP-3000, reception problems, Sony, tablet, Xbox 360
20
Aug
Here are the show highlights for episode #28 of the Geek News Daily Podcast for August 20, 2008: Sony Unveils 160GB PS3, Starts Shipping 80GB PS3 Sony Announces PSP-3000 Sony PS3′s VidZone Service Offers Free Music, Videos Playstation 3 Keypad Brings Thumb Typing to the PS3 Palm Releases Treo Pro JustHackIt Launches Hulu Hits 100 [...]
Tags: British pirates, Copy and Paste iPhone, Hulu, iPhone, iPod Touch, JustHackIt, Palm, piracy, Playstaion 3 keypad, Playstation, Playstation Portable, PS3, PS3 120GB, PSP, PSP-3000, Sony, Treo Pro, video games, VidZone
23
Jan
Here are the show highlights for episode #14 of the Geek News Daily Podcast for January 23, 2008: Internet Explorer 8 to have 3 rendering engines W3C releases the first draft of HTML 5 Microsoft rolls out Zune 2.3 software update Apple records record $1.58B profit KDE going cross-platform with Windows and Mac OS X [...]
Tags: Apple, Blu-ray, cross-platform, Entertainment News, HTML 5, Internet Explorer 8, iPhone, iPhone 1.1.3 update, iPhone SDK, KDE, Mac OS X, Media News, Microsoft, Podcast, PSP, rendering engines, Skype, software update, Sony, Technology News, W3C, Warner Bros., Windows, Zune
19
Dec
Here are the show highlights for episode #3 of the Geek News Daily Podcast for December 19, 2007: Turn in a software pirate, Collect $500 Nanowire battery holds 10 times the charge of existing ones $3.2 Billion lost to phishing in 2007 Feds readying for 2008 IPv6 deadline, but not for actual use New trojan [...]
Tags: battery, Entertainment News, Facebook, Google Ads, Google Docs, IPv6, malware, Media News, nanowire, phishing, Podcast, Softwire Pirate, Sony, Technology News, text-messaging, trojan
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