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Jasmine ranks the best noise-canceling earphones.
How to install Safari 4 on an older version of OS X.
The Invisual iPhone case aids the visually impaired. The new iPhone will also read items from the screen.
That's it for the half-hour version of CNET Live. Now it gets big. Monday June 15 launches a CNET Live, the daily version. Instead of a weekly half-hour show, CNET Live will become a portal for all our live CNET offerings. Buzz Out Loud, MP3 Insider, Dialed In, Gadgettes, The 404, and more will all be available from the new CNET Live pages. Expect us to take more calls in these shows and answer your questions every day instead of just on Thursdays. Get ready for a show every day almost every hour. CNET Live the half hour may be going away, but you're going to get a whole lot more in its place.
Speaking of Apple, CNET Live will feature the best of this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), with fresh videos of Steve Jobs talking business, straight up. Plus, Veronica Belmont's Eye on the iPhone segment will reveal what's churning in today's iPhone rumor mill.
And more: Tom's and Brian's Crave picks, Download of the Week, as well as the Best of the Web. And like every week, the boys will be taking your calls at 888-900-CNET up to 20 minutes before the show. Call early to get a chance to be CNET Live's first caller of the show!
Make sure to take a bite of this week's Apple-themed show, and watch Tom and Brian in all their tech glory today at 1 p.m. PDT.
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