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Nokia enters the Netbook market with the Booklet 3G, we have a release date for Snow Leopard, and what happened to the Pirate Bay?
We take a look at a new site where oenophiles can get a wine buzz. The new T-Mobile Sidekick swings into action. And the IRS wants eBay sellers to pay taxes.
Yahoo adds some shine, see how Yahoo! is looking to reach out to women. Plus, VoIP bills are on the rise in LA, find out how much the city is taxing users. And, see how Berkeley scientists are trying to make human wall-crawlers like Spiderman a reality, see if your spidey senses will be tingling in the near future.
Garmin gives a little more information about the Nuvifone, Apple does not like curse words, and some users in the U.K. choose broadband over food.
Crush One does it again with a video and song from "The Supplement Mixtape."
Two music labels in the United Kingdom try to take on iTunes, while Apple installs MobileMe software behind PC users' back. Plus, some Loaded viewers have very strong opinions about procrastination and technology's effect on the Malthusian trap.
It's only been a day, but now Adobe says they're not going to be able to develop Flash for the iPhone anyway, plus the FCC frees apartment owners from the grasps of local telecom and we mosey on down to the New York Auto Show for a look at some new rides.
Sprint is focusing on WiMax. Find out just how many resources are going into this rollout that could get us all connected. Grand Theft Auto sells out like gang busters. Pun intended. And NBC and Warner Music both find ways to get around Apple's pricing for music and TV shows.
Loaded: Around the world in Twitter days
"Wolverine" gets pirated, BlackBerry users can watch TV on the go, and globe-trotting with Twitter.
Ep 992: WWDC: What Will Data Cost
We recap all the announcements from Apple's WWDC keynote, especially ruminating on what the tethering app will cost for AT&T customers. We also rant a bit about the new prices for current iPhone conferences. And don't forget Snow Leopard people. That looks like a good upgrade for a very affordable price.
