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  Buzz Out Loud: Ep. 1115: Droid does porn
  One thing Droid users can lord over iPhone fanatics is the new porn app. Yes, with no Apple lording it over the app store Android...
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  How to: Upgrade Windows XP to Windows 7
  It's a painful install since Microsoft provides no direct upgrade path, but we can help.
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  CNET Top 5: Most popular products for December
  As we head into the holidays, what gadgets are you going gaga over?
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  Buzz Out Loud: Ep 1117: Web Exclusive
  Pre-show outtakes from episode 1117.
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  Holiday Help Desk: Digital cameras and video galore
  Brian Cooley and Brian Tong answer questions about cameras and camcorders, how to find an e-reader for the stuff you care about, and...
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  Holiday Help Desk: Deals to be thankful for
  Molly and Brian Tong have some unbelievable Thanksgiving weekend prices from Shopper.com - think $900 off a Samsung LED TV. Plus, we...
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  Buzz Out Loud: Ep. 1117: There will be Facebook Groups!
  Facebook's changing its privacy policy, and Molly and Rafe predict there will be groups. I don't think anyone cares about regional...
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  The 404: Ep. 476: Where we all Cyber on Monday
  If you're cursing yourself for sleeping through Black Friday, you can still indulge your inner cheapskate today on Cyber Monday! No,...
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  The 404: Ep. 477: Where we get our CrunchPad out in time
  If you've ever sat around with friends and mourned the death of the mixtape, you'll certainly appreciate the first half of today's...
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  Buzz Out Loud: Ep. 1114: Dorks will break your heart
  A new survey shows the messaging behavior of men and women on dating sites. And it leads Natali to the inevitable conclusion that...

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  Gadgettes: Ep. 164: The Kill Me - Holiday Gift Episode
  We spend most of today's show covering holiday gifts you won't want to stuff in the stocking of someone you care about... and a few that you might.
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  The Real Deal: Ep. 189: Road Test
  Tom and Rafe talk about the gadgets they've been using like Windows Home Server, a Canon printer and the PS3 as a Blu-ray player.
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  Gadgettes: Ep. 164: Web Exclusive
  Outtakes from episode 164.
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  Holiday Help Desk: Holiday Help Desk: Gift ideas for Apple fans
  Don't blink or you'll miss a free Blu-ray player deal, plus BT and Molly come up with some unique gift ideas for die-hard Apple fans.
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  Cell Phones: Pantech Impact (AT&T)
  The Pantech Impact has an eye-catching style and a respectable feature set, but its design could use some improvements.
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  Auto shows: 2011 Chevrolet Cruze
  This is how Chevy will convince you small cars are cool again.
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  Buzz Report: Everybody hates AT&T
  Consumer Reports makes it official this week: AT&T ranks dead last in customer satisfaction. But Molly could have told you that.
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  Auto shows: 2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe
  Rarely does a once-concept car come to showrooms changed this little.
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  Buzz Out Loud: Ep. 1118: The Mean Streets of Dell
  Turns out Dell says they never deleted complaints from their forums about throttled processors, and they're working hard to fix the...
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  How to: Batteryless sleep trick
  Yank the battery from your Mac without shutting down, then pick up later right where you left off.
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  The 404: Ep. 479: Where we pick our poison
  It feels good to let the poison out every once in a while, so today's episode of CNET's The 404 Podcast is all about human vices, starting...
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  Buzz Out Loud: Ep. 1118: Web Exclusive
  Pre-show discussion from today's show.

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  How to: Batteryless sleep trick
  Yank the battery from your Mac without shutting down, then pick up later right where you left off.
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  How to: Boot Snow Leopard into 64-bit mode
  Brian Tong shows you what you'll need to boot your Mac into 64-bit mode.
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  How to: Surf the Net like it's 1991 with Gopher
  The old Gopher protocol is not dead. In fact, it even has Twitter! Here's how to access it.
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  How to: Upgrade your factory car stereo easily
  Plan a slick update of your car stereo using dash kits and interface adapters.
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  How to: Create a Google Calendar for the whole family
  Never fight about a forgotten appointment again! Keep track of the whole family with a shared Google Calendar.
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  How to: Enable Ctrl-Alt-Del log-in window in Windows 7
  Add one more security speed bump to help thwart malicious programs on Windows 7 machines.
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  How to: Basic Wi-Fi troubleshooting tips
  Are you having problems with your Wi-Fi connection? Molly Wood has a pile of tips to help you out.
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  How to: Advanced Wi-Fi troubleshooting tips
  Can't connect to Wi-Fi, having security issues, or just ready to throw your router out the window? Try some of these tips first.
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  How to: Set up an iPod Shuffle
  Learn how to configure an iPod Shuffle using Apple's iTunes software, and some tips on setting up volume control and media syncing.
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  How to: Rename a virtual machine in VMware Fusion
  If you upgrade a virtual machine, it might need a new name. Here's how to rechristen it.
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  How to: Edit an MP3 file
  Learn how to open, trim, and export the audio from an MP3 file using the free Audacity audio editor.
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  How to: Seven essential free software apps for a new PC
  Once you get that new Windows 7 computer, here are the apps you need to install.

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  Cell Phones: Pantech Impact (AT&T)
  The Pantech Impact has an eye-catching style and a respectable feature set, but its design could use some improvements.
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  Cell Phones: Sanyo SCP-6760 Incognito (Sprint)
  If you can get past the disappointing exterior, the Sanyo Incognito offers an excellent messaging keyboard, useful features, and decent call quality.
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  Cell Phones: Nokia 6350 (AT&T)
  The Nokia 6350 does the job as a phone for voice calls, but it doesn't measure up as a multimedia device.
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  Cell Phones: Sanyo SCP-3810 (Sprint)
  The Sanyo SCP-3810 is a typical Sanyo phone: functional, easy to use, and a good performer.
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  Cell Phones: Samsung Convoy SCH-U640 (Verizon Wireless)
  Despite a couple of design complaints and a missing feature, the Samsung Convoy is an easy-to-use phone with great performance.
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  Cell Phones: T-Mobile Tap
  If you can get past the limitations of the screen size, the T-Mobile Tap is a decent midrange touch screen phone.33775505
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  Cell Phones: Cricket Captr
  The Captr for Cricket Wireless is a really basic VGA camera phone.
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  Cell Phones: Samsung Flight SGH-A797 (AT&T)
  The Samsung Flight offers a unique, likable design and a fair number of features, but some performance gaps keep it from playing in the big leagues.
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  Cell Phones: Samsung Mythic SGH-A897 (AT&T)
  The Samsung Mythic is an admirable multimedia phone with the added bonus of AT&T Mobile TV.
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  Cell Phones: Nokia 3711 (T-Mobile)
  The Nokia 3711 puts style over usability, but it offers functional features and decent performance.
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  Cell Phones: LG Chocolate Touch (Verizon Wireless)
  The LG Chocolate Touch is a decent music-centric touch-screen phone for Verizon Wireless.
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  Cell Phones: Twitter Peek
  The Twitter Peek does not deliver a positive Twitter experience, which is especially disappointing since that is its only purpose.