It's our first episode with video questions. Thanks to Dylan, Mark, and er, ultimatebuster for submitting questions. Keep 'em coming to cnetlive@cnet.com. (No attachments please)

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Things we Crave

Liquid-filled USB drives

SureFlap recognizes your pet via its RFID tag

First Look

Sony PSP 3000

Best of the Web

Oops! I'm Late

Insider Secret

Make your iPod talk to you

Your video calls

Mark's questions - Here's a link to Missing Sync. Also, BT had some good news in the show about RIM's developments for

Dylan's question - Here's an article on how to speed up Time Capsule.

Ultimatebuster's question - Brian suggested editing the registry for Sigmatel or purchasing an adapter like this one

Your calls
If your fans on the MacBook are running too much, try smcFanControl or Fan Control 1.2. If you're like Matthew, and your case is turning blue, take it into Apple and ask for a switch.

Here are the best 5 MP3 players as rated by our reviews editors.

Hide users from the welcome screen in Windows XP. Here's the link.

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It's an all-call show as we gave away a free BlackBerry Curve. On eof the perks of watching the live version of the show every Thursday at 4 PM Eastern. However there's still lots of good info for the podcast and on-demand viewers. Here are the notes.

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Plastic Logic eReader

Stealth helicopter camera

First Look

iPod Touch 2nd Gen.

Free Download of the week

BitMeter

Quick Tip

Speed up your Wi-Fi

Best of the Web

FotoNauts

Your calls

A few more ways to sync your iTunes across several computers, this week using an external hard drive. This forum shows a way to trick iTunes into thinking the main library is permanently on the external drive by pointing to the itunes.itl file.

With the iPhone you can Jailbreak and get voicemails off the phone and on to your computer. This Lifehacker article shows you how. For a Nokia or another phone, your best bet is to play the voicemail over the speaker into the computer as a recording.

A couple easy ways to speed up a Mac are to add more RAM or run Onyx, the optimizer. You can find a few more ways in this article.

Want ringtones on your iPhone but can't get them through the iTunes store? Check out Audiko.net as described here.

The Nokia N810 is probably the best Internet tablet we've found. Our caller was from the UK, so here's the CNET UK review.