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What's on this week's PC Pro podcast?

iPhone 3G

Posted on 19 Nov 2009 at 00:00

This PC Pro podcast is available for download every Thursday.

On this week's show:

The team discusses a turbulent week for T-Mobile, which was forced to confess that its staff had sold thousands of customer records to its rivals. (T-Mobile admits selling customers' mobile records)

OLPC founder Nicholas Negroponte has claimed the credit for the netbook craze. But does he really deserve the plaudits? The team deliver their verdict. (Nicholas Negroponte hits back at OLPC critics)

We interrupt this podcast promo to bring you a message from our sponsors... well, actually, we don't - but that's what Apple's planning to do with future operating systems if its latest patent application comes to fruition. We discuss this vision of merry hell. (Apple patent forces ads on Mac users)

Intel has paid AMD a staggering $1.25 billion to settle antitrust disputes. But who's the real winner? Find out on this week's show. (Intel pays AMD $1.25bn to settle antitrust suits)

And finally, Jonathan Bray makes a fleeting appearance in the studio to nominate the Logitech Squeezebox Radio as the Hot Hardware of the Week.

To hear the podcast you can:

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* Download the podcast directly as an MP3 file

User comments

sizzling

"Hot Hardware of the Week" 140W TDP. LOL.

By c6ten on 20 Aug 2009

The Sonos is cool, but...

I want to pick upon something you mentioned in your HHotW segment of the podcast. You guys should look at some of the iPhone Apps that already exist. If you don't mind using iTunes, the REMOTE app is awesome. I think to give this a mention as a direct competitor to the Sonos is only fair. I have a multi-room iTunes system running through my media centre, NAS and have ported music all over my house with Apple Airport express, http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/
This in tandem with the iPhone app means my girlfriend and I have access to all our music everywhere in the house from our phones. (Without the cost of Sonos gear!) Awesome eh?

S

By urbanaught on 28 Aug 2009

please speak up

A tongue in cheek suggestion for Hot Hardware of The Week - an amplifier for Mr Fearon's voice. I've listened to the podcast for just over a year now and he is incredibly difficult to hear whereas everyone else comes in loud and clear.

By Fraz_pro on 24 Sep 2009

Audio

I don't know if you've started using a new encoder, but for the last week or two the podcast has been virtually unseekable on my Sansa mp3 player. Seeking backwards or forwards seems like random access now.

By The_Scrote on 27 Sep 2009

We did indeed switch encoders. Thanks for the feedback - I should be able to fix this for next week!

By DarienGS on 30 Sep 2009

Guidelines for linux

There are in fact guidelines for the common linux desktops - GNOME and KDE. The GNOME Human Interface Guidelines are at http://library.gnome.org/devel/hig-book/stable/

And the sign up process to leave a comment is terrible - can you allow openID or something. Horrible form, tell you one thing is wrong and give you the form back with things deleted so you forget them, then refill in things, then get told you can't have spaces in a field ... grrr

By HamishD on 30 Sep 2009

pure evoke flow

where is podcast # 75? doesn't appear in my Pure generated list.

cheers

By floppyowl on 10 Oct 2009

PC Pro iPod podcast

Hi, I downloaded the latest podcast (78) on my PC, however the latest download for my iTunes subscription us still showing as 77. Will 78 be available for iTunes soon?

Thank you.

By cooloox on 16 Oct 2009

iTunes

There does seem to be a problem with the itunes feed as I also still only have last weeks and not the most recent.

By ainsley001 on 16 Oct 2009

Podcast feed fixed

Apologies all for the problems with iTunes feed. Should be fixed now.

By Barry_Collins on 16 Oct 2009

Podcast Problems

I'm subscribed to your excellent podcast through Zencast, until last week the cast downloaded no problems. Last weeks dated the 14th didn't appear till later in the week. This weeks has not yet appeared, except by going direct to your web pages. I presume it may be a similar problem to the ITunes problem.

By bloke1960 on 22 Oct 2009

No podcast so far

Hmm seems to be another problem with the podcast not loading in iTunes

By Moorezo on 22 Oct 2009

Podcast problems

There's no issue with the feed link this week. We've re-pinged iTunes and can only apologise for the delay, but it's out of our hands, I'm afraid.

Barry Collins
Online Editor

By Barry_Collins on 22 Oct 2009

"...yes but..."

"...yes but I've seem actual books!!!"


lol

By retpyrc on 30 Oct 2009

iPhone worms

Just listened to this weeks podcast. For the iPhone worms to affect your phone, you need to install OpenSSH which has to be done by the user. It is not something done by the jailbreaking process. If it is not installed, the worm can't infect the phone.

By james016 on 12 Nov 2009

Thanks for the clarification - I was under the impression the SSH server was exposed as a standard part of the jailbreak process, but I see that you're correct. (I wouldn't know myself, you see... being a good boy I haven't jailbroken my own phone!)

By DarienGS on 12 Nov 2009

Glad to help :)
I do agree with what was said on the podcast though even if I haven't been a good boy. There are some genuinely useful apps on the Cydia store that I would love to see in Apple's App Store.

By james016 on 13 Nov 2009

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