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Popular iPhone movie app flops on BlackBerry
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Microsoft launching health tech video show
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Astronauts prep for not-so-close encounter with space debris
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Going rogue? Palin bans gadgets, reporters from speech
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Skype, eBay move forward
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Sorry, kids: No social networking on the Xbox 360
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How low can online scammers go?
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Week in review: Microsoft getting lucky with 7?
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Adobe's Photoshop app comes to Android
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Buzz Out Loud 769: The strongest versus the hardest
When graphene meets a diamond, what will happen? Ragnarok? We explore that and other matters of scientific interest, such as whether the Wii or the DS is technically the top-selling "console" in the U.S., on today's video version of Buzz Out Loud. Plus,..
Friday Buzz running later today
Due to Jason's absence and a few technical things, the Friday episode of Buzz Out Loud is running behind our normal posting schedule. But don't worry! We will have a new episode up today for you to enjoy over the weekend. Thanks!Tom

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Buzz Out Loud 768: Windows Mobile 7: Get fired up!!
You never knew you had so many reasons to love Windows Mobile 7, but you'll find out a few of them today. Also, Amazon offers on-demand movie and TV streaming (on PCs and Macs both!), Microsoft explains the weird Halo no-show at E3 ... and the...


Buzz Out Loud 767: Announcing: Snobble
Sad news for CNET: Rafe and I are about to quit and go start ournew search engine, which filters results by snobbery. There's a marketfor everything out there. Also, Sony decides it wants to sell someconsoles, and maybe some videos and TV shows, too....
Buzz Out Loud 766: Punch me in the face, Apple
This is the show where we learn, once and for all, what we always suspected. Apple can do anything it wants to you, and you'll sit there and take it and even say thank-you. Sigh. In other news, Microsoft thrills Xbox Live Gold subscribers with Netflix...<
Buzz Out Loud 761: Debt by data plan
No, not death, but close to it. The race is on for who has the most expensive iPhone plan in the world! Plus Microsoft finally gives us a date for XP SP3, sort of. And we have some security news for you as well as a recap of the digital TV transition..
Buzz Out Loud 762: Linux for housewives
At least in Taiwan, the Linux version of the Asus Eee PC is very popular among housewives and students. Meanwhile geeks want the Windows XP version. Also on the show today Microsoft finally declares war on Apple's advertisements, and an Xbox 360 price...
Buzz Out Loud 763: Average people suck
By average people we mean, mean people. As we have learned that mean and average are indubitably the same thing. However, we also learned on today's show that men are from Redmond and women are from Cupertino. That and a lot of news that actually isn't..
Buzz Out Loud 764: iPhail?
On the first day of the iPhone 3G massive amounts of fanatics went home frustrated. Activation problems meant a lot of folks couldn't go home with a working iPhone. Some didn't even have a working phone at all, as the old phone got deactivated but the...
Buzz Out Loud 765: Thank goodness for robot crabs
I'm so sick of saying the name of that darn phone, but the fact of the matter is, people want to hear about it. So we do one more day about the weekend issues and thank goodness for Microsoft and Yahoo giving us something else to talk about. And robot...<
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