Blimey!
Steve Jobs's blunder, Foleo flops, and a wife gets her husband's attention...
Guests: Wil Harris, Mike Masnick, John C. Dvorak
What irked the most people during the Apple iPod-related announcements was a $200 price drop to $399 in the iPhone. All those people who waited hours in line were incredibly infuriated. A day later, however, Steve Jobs announced a $100 credit for iPhone owners who purchased before the price drop. It seems in response to his statement of "that's technology."
The iPod Touch is basically the iPhone without the phone.
Check out the zunePhone advertisement.
Take a look at Dvorak's review of an IBM computer in 1987!
The Palm Foleo never even had a chance to get off the ground.
U.S. officials have claimed that China's military hacked into the Pentagon network.
Another Sony rootkit has appeared.
Netscape's Digg clone has closed down.
Verizon FiOS installers accidentally started a fire.
According to New Scientist, a gamer's button presses can be predicted by skin signals.
A Chinese woman cut off her husband's hands because he was paying too much time on the Internet.
Bee disappearances are not due to cell phones, but due to a virus from Australia.
Geeks are using Amazon's Mechanical Turk to scan through Google Maps images.
Apple is pushing to drop TV episode prices to 99 cents.
Nikon announced a full-frame single-lens reflex camera.
A fundraiser in Star Wars Galaxies raised money for Habitat for Humanity.
The US Department of Justice is recommended against Network Neutrality legislation.