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Facebook Home grabs home screen on Android phones
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduces a new product for certain Android phones. Facebook Home brings the content normally found in users' News Feeds to their home screen. It also enables faster access to Facebook apps and messaging features, no matter where you are on your device.
Ep. 140: The next big thing in car tech? There's an app for that.
Apps are the next big thing in car tech, New York wants to crackdown on how truckers use GPS, why run-flat tires suck so damned much, the search for the perfect iPod Touch rig in your car, and a ride in the BMW 650i Convertible.
Gaming preview: 'Jackass the game'
After three seasons, two movies, and every injury known to man, the 'Jackass' crew is back--virtually--this time in 'Jackass the game.' Players will assume the roles of the 'Jackass' cast members and perform outrageous stunts inspired by the show. Final
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Ep. 622: Where it's nothing but a movie set
On today's show, the hosts attempt to unravel the mystery of the Facebook panic button, run down the top 10 rented Neflix movies, and geek out over Christopher Nolan's new movie Inception.
Facebook reveals 'Chat Heads' messaging
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg announces a new messaging system called "Chat Heads" which allows users to connect with their friends through profile pictures that bubble up on the screen.
You can now rent movies via iTunes.
Ep. 720: Where an Angry Bird in the hand is worth two in the Hanukkah bush
Discussions topics for today's episode of The 404 Podcast include the arrival of Angry Birds Seasons, Mark Zuckerberg's upcoming interview on 60 minutes, Michael Jackson's new song release, Kim Kardashian, a Playboy external hard drive, and a 3D porn channel!
Facebook announces widgets galore
At the F8 event in San Francisco, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook.com's founder, announces that the social-networking company will accept third-party applications on the site. CNET News.com's Neha Tiwari talks with Glimpse, Attendio, Uber, Bunchball and Plum about how they plan to display their widgets on Facebook.
