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Engadget Podcast 064 - 01.20.06

Podcast logoWe promised an all listener-voicemail Engadget Podcast, and that's exactly what you're gonna get this Friday, January 20th. Today's listener questions run the gamut of topics from BitTorrent and movie piracy to CableCard and (HD)TV on your computer, and we do our best to answer 'em with our usual brand of gadgety back-n-forth. If you haven't already blown us up at 1-888-ENGADGET to leave a voicemail, why not start now? Who knows, you may make it on next week's regular Podcast, or if we have enough callers we can always work another voicemail episode of the show. What's that number again? 1-888-ENGADGET.

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Hosts
Peter Rojas and Ryan Block

Producer
Randall Bennett

Music
J J J - 'Suits' in Japan

Format
46:48, 21.4 MB, MP3

Program
01:23 What's the best way to use GMail Mobile?
05:20 Internet Downloads and sweet home theaters ruining theaters?
17:25 Do computer monitors support HD input?
20:56 Will Apple release another PDA?
27:10 Will they ever announce the Motorola Q?
31:58 Does the Nokia 770 support stereo Bluetooth profiles?
33:00 What's up with CableCard?
40:15 Why do cellphones interfere with so many electronic devices?

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