Links from Thursday's episode of Loaded:
Spotify and Shazam team up to help you find and purchase music
Sony may be announcing a new PSP soon
Facebook teams up with the Amber Alert system
Google will start selling ads on music videos in mobile YouTube
Google launches Google Places for iPhone
Microsoft launches a Web and app building site called WebMatrix
A new report in the Journal of Cosmology discusses the specifics of mating in space
Links from today's episode of Loaded:
Sony drops the price of the PSP Go
Borders' Kobo eReader gets a price drop too
Sprint will sell the Samsung Galaxy Tab starting on November 14
The "Rachael Ray Show" is doing a 3D Halloween special
The CNET TV iPhone App is out
CNET partners with NPD Online Research to create a consumer panel where you can tell us what you think about electronics
A color-screen Barnes & Noble Nook is expected to be announced today
Sony has dropped the price of its PSP Go gaming handheld from $249 to $199.
Sony's price cut is a shot over Nintendo's bow. With the price cut, Sony's handheld is now just $30 more than Nintendo's DSi XL, $50 more than the DSi, and $70 more than the DSi Lite.
Sony's PSP Go page still displays a $249.99 suggested price. But six of the seven retailers than Sony's site links to are selling it for $199. The seventh site, Buy.com, lists it for $208.
Episode 60 of Digital City has arrived, and whereas last week saw Joe, Julie, and Scott out sick, this week Dan and Joe are out. In with Scott and Julie are CNET editors Josh Goldman and 404 co-host Justin Yu, both of whom share thoughts on some of the good, bad, and ugly Cyber Monday shopping deals out there, and whether or not any good point-and-shoot cameras are being offered. Plus, some quick holiday movie reviews, Scott's buyer's remorse over a PSP Go purchase, and one of the largest backpacks we've ever seen. Kick up your feet, … Read more
Episode 52 of the Digital City, where we talk about the latest Apple tablet rumors, dissect Kindles on campus, bemoan the use of single-core CPUs in 13-inch laptops, and worry about NYC's growing rep as a surveillance state.
The 404's Jeff Bakalar pops by to fill the absent Joseph's seat, as we compare notes on Uncharted 2 and complain about how hard it is to actually get any content onto a PSPgo.
Related links: >>Newly revealed Apple patent application >>Do Kindles really work on campus? >>Hands on impressions: Is Uncharted 2 worth the wait? &… Read more
Artists are developing robots that can consume flies and rodents. That means they'll get a taste for flesh. What could go wrong? They come for your butt, that's what. We also take NASA to task, and discuss the effect of Michael Jackson's death on the Internet and what it might mean for future emergencies. All that and some ageism.
Listen now: Download today's podcast Subscribe now: iTunes (audio) | iTunes (video) | RSS (audio) | RSS (video) EPISODE 1006News sites swamped following Michael Jackson’s death http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-10273325-93.html http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-10273277-93.html… Read more
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