http://news.cnet.com/8300-11424_3-90.html en-us The CNET News team brings you this snappy podcast every weekday, covering everything from privacy to processors, iPods to Intel. Charlie Cooper, Leslie Katz, Erica Ogg, and Jennifer Guevin cover the top technology news of the day, and encourage listeners to be a part of the discussion in the forums. Podcasts 2008 CNET.com Mon, 06 Oct 2008 19:58:00 GMT 2008 CNET.comcnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryTechnology/Tech Newscharles.cooper@cnet.comCNET.comCNET.comnocnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryThe CNET News staff delivers a daily summary of the top tech news.The CNET News team brings you this snappy podcast every weekday, covering everything from privacy to processors, iPods to Intel. Charlie Cooper, Leslie Katz, Erica Ogg, and Jennifer Guevin cover the top technology news of the day, and encourage listeners to be a part of the discussion in the forums.http://news.cnet.com/daily-podcast/http://www.cnet.com/i/pod/images/newsdaily_300x300.jpgSubscribe with My Yahoo!Subscribe with NewsGatorSubscribe with BloglinesSubscribe with NetvibesSubscribe with GoogleSubscribe with PageflakesSubscribe with ODEOSubscribe with Podnova http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10059159-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10059159-90.html Mon, 06 Oct 2008 19:58:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no In the aftermath of another vicious sell-off on Wall Street, CNET's Kara Tsuboi sits down with reporter Ina Fried to discuss what the tech sector is up against. Republican party operatives in Missouri report the theft of a laptop containing privileged inCNET.com In the aftermath of another vicious sell-off on Wall Street, CNET's Kara Tsuboi sits down with reporter Ina Fried to discuss what the tech sector is up against. Republican party operatives in Missouri report the theft of a laptop containing privileged information. The laptop contained "information you'd expect the coordinator for a GOP national campaign to have," such as information on areas to target for support, said Tina Hervey, communications director for the Missouri Republican party. Also in this podcast, Delta allows for in-cabin Web surfing. But some passengers have been browsing to sites where, um, the subject matter's a bit more racy than Delta expected. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: 30 percent of iPhone 3G buyers dump existing carriers Delta to filter porn on planes Suit against magazine-sharing site settled SAP shares free-fall on third quarter warning Google Spreadsheets gets software-inspired face lift Taking on Twitter with open-source software Another brutal day on Wall Street cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryIn the aftermath of another vicious sell-off on Wall Street, CNET's Kara Tsuboi sits down with reporter Ina Fried to discuss what the tech sector is up against. Republican party operatives in Missouri report the theft of a laptop containing...<br/> <br/> ... http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10057938-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10057938-90.html Fri, 03 Oct 2008 20:42:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no In addition to a legacy of adventure and entrepreneurship, Steve Fossett leaves behind a top secret project he'd been working on. He had bought a highly advanced underwater submersible he hoped would take him to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, lower thCNET.com In addition to a legacy of adventure and entrepreneurship, Steve Fossett leaves behind a top secret project he'd been working on. He had bought a highly advanced underwater submersible he hoped would take him to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, lower than any point on Earth humans have gone. Reporter Daniel Terdiman joins today's podcast to talk about the project and where it goes from here. Apple is strongly denying a rumor posted on CNN's iReport page that Steve Jobs suffered a heart attack this morning. iReport is a citizen journalism section of CNN, where people can submit their own news stories. CNN has removed the post in question, but the report caused a sharp drop in Apple's stock price before company representatives were able to deny the charge. Also in this podcast, Windows XP gets another lifeline, a date has been set for the Large Hadron Collider to be turned on again, and we look at which gadgets at Ceatec might actually make it into the real world. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: Steve Fossett's unfinished legacy: Deepest ocean exploration Jobs heart attack rumor not true, Apple stock swings Windows XP gets another lifeline Skype: We didn't know about security issues Date set for restart of Large Hadron Collider Gadgets go greener, thinner, and wireless at Ceatec Sony's 'David Blaine' starts 30 days of living in display window Hands on with Sony's new PRS-700 digital reader Report: New HP smartphone aimed at consumers What's the big deal about WiMax? cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryIn addition to a legacy of adventure and entrepreneurship, Steve Fossett leaves behind a top secret project he'd been working on. He had bought a highly advanced underwater submersible he hoped would take him to the bottom of the Mariana Trench,...<br/> <br/> ... http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10056923-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10056923-90.html Thu, 02 Oct 2008 20:59:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no Maybe it's something in the air but a myriad of security concerns surfaced, seemingly all at once, on Thursday. CNET News' Elinor Mills sits down with Kara Tsuboi to talk about one aspect... Apple and other music retailers won't have to pay higher royaltCNET.com Maybe it's something in the air but a myriad of security concerns surfaced, seemingly all at once, on Thursday. CNET News' Elinor Mills sits down with Kara Tsuboi to talk about one aspect... Apple and other music retailers won't have to pay higher royalty rates...On a day when the stock market again wilted, there's still optimism among some tech start-ups. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: To encrypt or not to encrypt Ceatec companies feel the credit crunch Analyst sees desperation in Microsoft SearchPerks Obama releases iPhone recruiting, campaign tool Nintendo says more Wiis available for holiday season 500,000 G1 phones expected to sell in quarter TCP flaws puts Web sites at risk cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryMaybe it's something in the air but a myriad of security concerns surfaced, seemingly all at once, on Thursday. CNET News' Elinor Mills sits down with Kara Tsuboi to talk about one aspect... Apple and other music retailers won't have to pay higher...<br/> <br/> ... http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10055734-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10055734-90.html Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:42:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no Microsoft has introduced SearchPerks, a sort of "frequent flier" program that lets people cash in for every search they do. What's it worth for consumers? And what does Microsoft hope to gain from it? CNET News reporter Ina Fried explains. Plus, ElectronCNET.com Microsoft has introduced SearchPerks, a sort of "frequent flier" program that lets people cash in for every search they do. What's it worth for consumers? And what does Microsoft hope to gain from it? CNET News reporter Ina Fried explains. Plus, Electronics Arts has scrapped an upcoming title a year into development. And Netflix subscribers get more movie titles when using the "Watch Now" feature. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: Apple drops NDA for iPhone developers Report: Norway says 'nei' to iTunes DRM, again EA kills 'Tiberium,' says misses quality standards Netflix adds 2,500 streaming movies from Starz Microsoft still paying people to search Qwest union workers reject deal Oracle buys maker of 3D retail software HP to buy LeftHand Networks Photos: Deconstructing the cell phone cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryMicrosoft has introduced SearchPerks, a sort of "frequent flier" program that lets people cash in for every search they do. What's it worth for consumers? And what does Microsoft hope to gain from it? CNET News reporter Ina Fried explains. Plus,...<br/> <br/> ... http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10054887-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10054887-90.html Tue, 30 Sep 2008 22:10:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no Tech start-ups are at high risk during this financial crisis since they can't get credit and venture capital money is drying up. Webware editor Rafe Needleman offers some words of encouragement and advice for staying afloat during these rough times. ApplCNET.com Tech start-ups are at high risk during this financial crisis since they can't get credit and venture capital money is drying up. Webware editor Rafe Needleman offers some words of encouragement and advice for staying afloat during these rough times. Apple is rumored to soon be releasing its 2.2 software update for the iPhone. According to Apple sources, expect this one to include a refit of Safari to read better on the handheld and an update to the App Store. Searching for applications by category is rumored to get easier, and Apple will supposedly only let people who have actually purchased them to write reviews. Next time you're booking a hotel stay, keep this next little bit of news in mind. Several hotels in the Marriott chain will now be offering in-room Nintendo Wiis with a selection of 20 games. In celebration of the Iron Man release on DVD, I paid a visit to Industrial Light and Magic's San Francisco offices to try out the motion capture technology firsthand. Learn how visual effects teams create those great movie moments, and catch this reporter in spandex, impersonating Iron Man. Or in this case, Iron Woman. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: More App Store tweaks expected with iPhone 2.2 Nintendo strikes Wii hotel deal Morphing into Iron Woman How start-ups can survive FAQ: What to expect from a new IP cabinet position Dress up your Facebook profile with PageRage Playing Iron Man for a day cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryTech start-ups are at high risk during this financial crisis since they can't get credit and venture capital money is drying up. Webware editor Rafe Needleman offers some words of encouragement and advice for staying afloat during these rough times....<br/> <br/> ... http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10053691-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10053691-90.html Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:34:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no CNET News' Greg Sandoval is following the last-minute goings-on in Washington which enabled Web music providers extra time to reach an accord on royalty payments. With the stock market in free fall today, what might be the likely impact on the technologyCNET.com CNET News' Greg Sandoval is following the last-minute goings-on in Washington which enabled Web music providers extra time to reach an accord on royalty payments. With the stock market in free fall today, what might be the likely impact on the technology sector? ZDNet's Editor in Chief Larry Dignan weighs in. Hard to believe but Henry Ford's Model T, one of the most significant breakthrough products of all time, celebrates its centenary. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: Photos: The Model T turns 100 Gadget hounds get ready for CEATEC Nero Liquid TV:TiVo for your PC Visual Studio 2010 to come with `black box' Facebook hires D.C. lawyer as general counsel cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryCNET News' Greg Sandoval is following the last-minute goings-on in Washington which enabled Web music providers extra time to reach an accord on royalty payments. With the stock market in free fall today, what might be the likely impact on the...<br/> <br/> ... http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10052217-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10052217-90.html Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:39:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no The world's largest record label wants to develop its own version of Hulu, NBC Universal's free online-video portal. It would be a place for professionally produced music videos, original programming, and a more polished platform for the label's top artiCNET.com The world's largest record label wants to develop its own version of Hulu, NBC Universal's free online-video portal. It would be a place for professionally produced music videos, original programming, and a more polished platform for the label's top artists, according to sources close to the company. Also in today's podcast: Microsoft thinks it knows what it needs to do to catch Google in search, TellMe develops an application for the iPhone, Nokia is set to launch its own touch-screen phone, and CNET explores just how exposed we are to cancer when we use our cell phones. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: Source: Universal Music Group plans 'Hulu-like' site Ballmer on search: 'I don't like not being No. 1' TellMe for iPhone due by June Nokia to unveil touch-screen phone Will Americans ever call on mobile banking? House subcommittee debates cell phone radiation iPhone battery lawsuit dismissed cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryThe world's largest record label wants to develop its own version of Hulu, NBC Universal's free online-video portal. It would be a place for professionally produced music videos, original programming, and a more polished platform for the label's top...<br/> <br/> ... http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10051242-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10051242-90.html Thu, 25 Sep 2008 20:20:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no This week, dozens of countries participated in "One Web Day," the international holiday for the Internet. CNET reporter Kara Tsuboi stops by to talk about how one low-income San Francisco neighborhood marked the occasion. Plus, MySpace Music makes its ofCNET.com This week, dozens of countries participated in "One Web Day," the international holiday for the Internet. CNET reporter Kara Tsuboi stops by to talk about how one low-income San Francisco neighborhood marked the occasion. Plus, MySpace Music makes its official debut, and more political pressure is building in opposition to Google and Yahoo's controversial search advertising partnership proposal. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: Jack Thompson, video game industry scourge, disbarred MySpace Music makes its debut Mistrial for RIAA's $222,000 defendant Consumer group asks senator to intervene in Google-Yahoo deal Adobe extends Photoshop to mobile phone T-Mobile caves on 1GB data limit for G1 Tech activist takes on governments over 'copyrighted' laws When rap, physics, and fame collide Video: Inner-city Wi-Fi rollout cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryThis week, dozens of countries participated in "One Web Day," the international holiday for the Internet. CNET reporter Kara Tsuboi stops by to talk about how one low-income San Francisco neighborhood marked the occasion. Plus, MySpace Music...<br/> <br/> ... http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10050068-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10050068-90.html Wed, 24 Sep 2008 20:12:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no Digg has raised another round of funding--no mean feat in this economy. But not everyone in the Web 2.0 crowd has had such luck. Webware editor in chief Rafe Needleman explains why there are new clouds hovering over a market that has enjoyed a remarkableCNET.com Digg has raised another round of funding--no mean feat in this economy. But not everyone in the Web 2.0 crowd has had such luck. Webware editor in chief Rafe Needleman explains why there are new clouds hovering over a market that has enjoyed a remarkable run. The Android software developer kit will allow programmers to create applications that will run on Android phones, even before T-Mobile starts selling the first Android-powered G1 on October 22. An Oakland Raiders executive went ballistic in front of a room full of reporters--well, no big deal about that. It happens all the time in sports. But wait, we're in the Internet world where EVERYONE is watching. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: Oracle and Intel jump on a cloud Ning closes in on 500,000 users Google releases final Android programming kit Cisco ramps up collaboration software portfolio Senator warns of DTV-transition 'crisis' Digg raises $28.7 million in Series C round 'Mad Men' star leads Yahoo's pitch to Madison Avenue cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryDigg has raised another round of funding--no mean feat in this economy. But not everyone in the Web 2.0 crowd has had such luck. Webware editor in chief Rafe Needleman explains why there are new clouds hovering over a market that has enjoyed a...<br/> <br/> ... http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10048902-90.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=CNETNewsDailyPodcast http://news.cnet.com/8301-11424_3-10048902-90.html Tue, 23 Sep 2008 18:42:00 GMT charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) no The endless rumors and speculation over the G1 ended Tuesday when the T-Mobile phone officially made its debut. How does the first mobile device to run on Google's Android operating system stack up to expectations? CNET News reporters Stephen Shankland aCNET.com The endless rumors and speculation over the G1 ended Tuesday when the T-Mobile phone officially made its debut. How does the first mobile device to run on Google's Android operating system stack up to expectations? CNET News reporters Stephen Shankland and Tom Krazit parse it out. Plus, Chrysler gets into the electric car race, and a stroller that folds up all by itself. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: The Android era begins Windows Mobile 7 release delayed Second of 11 alleged TJX hackers pleads guilty Chrysler gets into electric car race Intel putting $20 million in business social-net firm Unisys CEO to step down Dell launches global charitable initiative Origami stroller uses wheel power cnet,news,daily,podcast,tech,industryThe endless rumors and speculation over the G1 ended Tuesday when the T-Mobile phone officially made its debut. How does the first mobile device to run on Google's Android operating system stack up to expectations? CNET News reporters Stephen...<br/> <br/> ... CNET.comnonadultThe CNET News staff delivers a daily summary of the top tech news.