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- Hey Buzz Crew, Just wanted to let you guys know, in case you didn’t already see, that Molly Wood’s Molly Rants article on Google Buzz is quoted in EPIC’s FTC filing against Google (page six), along with articles by CNET’s Tom Krazit and Chris Matyszcyk. On a related note, I love it when tech stories involve legal documents, because then I can read them at work they look just like everything else that I’m doing. Love the show Hey, Buzz crew, Here are a few links regarding the Adobe announcement: Official press release: Engadget story: TechCrunch story: ReadWriteWeb story: Love the show, thank you!
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| - Big Bird tries to run away.
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| - Tom Merritt & Molly Wood
Co-hosts: Rafe Needleman
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| - __NOWYSIWYG__
- Hey Buzz Crew, Just wanted to let you guys know, in case you didn’t already see, that Molly Wood’s Molly Rants article on Google Buzz is quoted in EPIC’s FTC filing against Google (page six), along with articles by CNET’s Tom Krazit and Chris Matyszcyk. On a related note, I love it when tech stories involve legal documents, because then I can read them at work they look just like everything else that I’m doing. Love the show Maybe I am missing something here, but wouldn’t it be a bit excessive to provide a gigabit broadband connection. It essentially rules out the usage of a laptop or any other wireless device unless you want to waste a minimum of 70% of the speed (since the maximum throughput for 802.11n is only 300Mbps)! I suppose if you want to be chained to an Ethernet port it is fine, but other than that it just seems like a waste. Interestlingly though my laptop from six years ago has gigabit Ethernet while my wife’s new laptop and my new desktop do not. Maybe I am missing something, but it just seems like a waste of bandwith. Hey, Buzz crew, In episode 1166, you talked about how AT&T and other cellular carriers wanted to create a huge app store to service all smartphones, and you also played a voicemail from Jason who asked if we’d ever see the day where one application development platform would run on all the different handsets. Yet you seemed to miss the announcement that Adobe made at the Mobile World Congress that it plans to bring its Adobe AIR platform to mobile devices, starting with versions that will run on Android and Blackberry. If they reach their goal, application developers could write their application once in Adobe AIR and it will run on any mobile or desktop operating system. That would make the “Wholesale App Community” that AT&T is planning a lot easier to implement, as any AIR application in that app store would be available to any and all of the handsets. Here are a few links regarding the Adobe announcement: Official press release: Engadget story: TechCrunch story: ReadWriteWeb story: I’ve been a listening for a very long time and had wanted to give something back to the show. You had asked for the Buzz Out Loud Magic 8 Ball, here you have it: Love the show, thank you! (ccullmann in the forum)
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