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- December 6, 2005: Cingular launches 3G network, NBC teams up with iTunes, and search start-ups clamor for dollars. Listen or download
- December 5, 2005: New rules of engagement for Wikipedia, Bill Gates antes up in Bangladesh, no smart balls for the World Cup. Listen or download
- December 2, 2005: XXX domain faces uncertain future, e-mail the SNARF way, and advertising keywords for less. Listen or download
- December 1, 2005: Samsung pays a hefty fine, another HP departure, and Apple spends a bundle on iPod ads. Listen or download
- November 30, 2005: RIM strikes out in court, Microsoft admits it stepped out of line, and a Barry White holiday for iPod fans. Listen or download
- November 29, 2005: A troubling outlook for IT, a new vulnerability in Windows, and a product that seeks to tame the teenager. Listen or download
- November 28, 2005: Did Massachusetts make Microsoft blink?, new questions face Blu-Ray, and is it say good-bye to the dot in dotcom? Listen or download
- November 23, 2005: Back to the future for Silicon Valley, a new Internet worm makes the rounds, and a mouse pad with good karma. Listen or download
- November 22, 2005: Xbox 360's midnight debut, Novell's new CTO, and certification for Office 12. Listen or download
- November 21, 2005: Xbox: The sequel, Nigerian spammers face the slammer, The Internet: Post-Tunisia. Listen or download
- November 18, 2005: Cisco goes shopping, more Internet blowups in Tunesia, and is a free IBM database in the offing? Listen or download
- November 17, 2005: IBM lands big server deal with China, Google expands its Latin American presence, and a look at the mashup revolution. Listen or download
- November 16, 2005: Big news from Oracle, Inside stuff from Microsoft, and news from our man in Tunis. Listen or download
- November 15, 2005: Microsoft mulls free, Uncle Sam wants its BlackBerrys, and behind the Wiki phenomenon. Listen or download
- November 14, 2005: A blowup over copy protection, how the Internet became a hit machine, and Paul McCartney's space wakeup. Listen or download
- November 11, 2005: Microsoft's latest gambit, Internet showdown in Tunesia, and would you pay for a virtual resort? Listen or download
- November 10, 2005: 'Bad caps' haunt PC makers, Firefox celebrates first birthday, and 'Mechanical Turk' leverages human intelligence. Listen or download
- November 9, 2005: Bill Gates' call to arms, Apple looks to lock down Mac OS X, and Verizon slashes pricing. Listen or download
- November 8, 2005: A change of leadership at Borland, Supreme Court says no to a miffed developer, and Steve Ballmer on why Microsoft's different. Listen or download
- November 7, 2005: Microsoft's big product rollout, Qualcomm sues Nokia, and geeks celebrate Homebrew Club. Listen or download
- November 4, 2005: Xbox 360/iPod interoperability, Amazon's new reading plans, and Autonomy's plans to buy Verity. Listen or download
- November 3, 2005: More Microsoft security woes, OpenDoc on the hot sea, and Novell goes for broke. Listen or download
- November 2, 2005: A new tax bite on telecommuters, IBM finds a way to slow light, and SGI to get delisted. Listen or download
- November 1, 2005: Microsoft's big Internet gambit. Listen or download
October 2005
- October 31, 2005: The Supreme Court says "No" to Microsoft....a new rival for Apple....and why Google's hiring like it's 1999. Listen or download
- October 28, 2005: Complaints about Qualcomm, phones from vending machines, and 'Lost' fans in a Web frenzy. Listen or download
- October 27, 2005: Computers that really listen, the fastest supercomputer yet, AT&T; lives on. Listen or download
- October 26, 2005: A milestone for Motorola's Razr, business cards that talk, and nanotech tools made from clay. Listen or download
- October 25, 2005: Iran in a diplomatic snit, Hillary's hi-tech critique, and iMesh goes legit. Listen or download
- October 24, 2005: The myth and reality of identity theft, free patent access from IBM, and Yahoo's getting adventurous. Listen or download
- October 21, 2005: There's a new Web browser in town, Are PC prices about to hit rock bottom?, and Doom hits the big screen. Listen or download
- October 20, 2005: Storm watch mobilizes Cingular, Spam gets a makeover, and dancing cellphones take the stage. Listen or download
- October 19, 2005: Will text messaging transform U.S. politics, Microsoft bends to Open Source, and Congress girds for an Internet showdown with the U.N. Listen or download
- October 18, 2005: Apple talks tough on an iPod tax, inside Sun's turnaround plans, and Barney gets a lawyer. Listen or download
- October 17, 2005: Space Shuttle hopes, Google's diplomatic row, and games in a graveyard. Listen or download
- October 14, 2005: Software forces a Toyota recall, Nigeria to crack down on Web scams, and inside Al-Qaida's Internet strategy. Listen or download
- October 13, 2005: Ugly duckling AOL is suddenly the belle of the ball, Response is mixed to the new video iPod, and Santa gets techie. Listen or download
- October 12, 2005: Microsoft smokes the peace pipe, Apple in the spotlight, and go-go PCs on the way. Listen or download
- October 11, 2005: Microsoft and RealNetworks reach a truce, a sneak peek at Xbox 360 and the future of EarthLink. Listen or download
- October 10, 2005: National cybersecurity in the spotlight, robots in space and Japan's version of the Concorde. Listen or download
- October 7, 2005: Robots in the desert, Microsoft's Firefox moment, and hey, map this! Listen or download
- October 6, 2005: New row over digital music, Why Barry Diller loves the Web, and e-voting's woes continue. Listen or download
- October 5, 2005: The story behind the story on Sun-Google, Apple's October surprise, and back to school in New Orleans. Listen or download
- October 4, 2005: Sun Microsystems hooks up with Google, Earthlink will unwire Philadelphia and iRobot takes aim at snipers Listen or download
- October 3, 2005: Microsoft's nod to open standards, Ajax flexes its muscles, and is it back to the browser wars? Listen or download
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