I co-hosted the Buzz Out Loud podcast with Molly Wood today. Topic (suprise): Gphone. What else? Also covered: Why the Asus eee PC rocks and why the Foleo was killed too early.
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The Open Road
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Beyond Binary
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The BlackBerry Storm touches down
The Social
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Crave
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Green Tech
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