Here's the latest podcast folks! and it's hot hot hot-we get back at some telemarketers, listen to TRON on ListenToAMovie.com, and talk about Tim Russert's Tablet PC, the iPod Download How-To, spending money surgically for marketing devices, Windows Mobile Treo rumors, David Winer on Engadget, audio feedback from podcat, the Junxion box and getting Gmail via RSS.

Host: Phillip Torrone.
Format: 32 minutes, 11MB, MP3.

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Time & Topics:
01:00- Intro
02:30- We mess with some with telemarketers! Way cool. Do not call list is bs. Samuel L. Jackson helps out.
09:00- Tim Russert's Tablet PC, Whiteboard is out.
11:45- ListentoAMovie.com, listen now before it's gone.
14:45- iPod Download How-To. Apple, we're you're customers too.
16:30- iPods in hotels, and spending marketing money surgically.
20:00- WindowsMobile on TREOs?
22:15- David Winer on Engadget, we make gadgets.
25:30- Some feedback from PodCat, Talk Soup for Podcasts.
27:21- Junxion, portable hotspots and our radiation project.
30:30- The GMail rss atom feed, just type your user name and password.

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Here's the latest podcast folks! We wanted to get a short one out before on this election eve. In this podcast we talk about how Apple disables stuff, "Genuine" Microsoft Software, Porn on video phones, iPod interfaces on Pocket PCs and Voice over IP for Pocket PCs.

Host: Phillip Torrone.
Format: 15 minutes, 5MB, MP3.

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Time & Topics:
01:00- Intro.
02:00- Apple disables iTune downloads, BoingBoing chimes in too.
05:00- "Genuine" Microsoft Software and PhotoStory III.
08:00- StanaPhone, VoIP for Pocket PCs.
09:30- iPod Skin for Pocket PC (Apple legal to hit-3, 2, 1...).
11:40- Engadget is big in Germany.

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Here's the latest podcast folks! Lenn is back from Spain and in this podcast we talk about the O'Reilly Mac OS X conference, the new iPod Photo, the Treo 650, mobile phones, devices, contracts from around the world and how we all use (or don't use) data. On a technical note, we tested out some new ways to record the quality should be getting better each time. We're still always trying to improve things, thanks for all the feedback as always.

Hosts: Lenn Pryor and Phillip Torrone.
Format: 50 minutes, 17MB, MP3.

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Time & Topics:
01:00- Intro.
02:00- O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference, hacks are really popular, yay!
12:00- iPod Photo, it's faster than you'd think.
20:00- Tro 650, Sprint might not cripple it, still doesn't have WiFi though.
25:00- Random thoughts and conversations about data and phones around the world.
50:00- This is the end.

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Here's a special How-To that is not only simple but extremely useful for recording all the sounds that are playing on your Mac. Why would you want to do this? You might want to save online audio broadcasts from NPR or other streaming services and to listen to later on your computer or music player. You can also record audio from any website or DVD, or perhaps you have a playlist in iTunes you want to record as one long file. We'll show you how to do all of this with free tools.

As an added bonus we're going to be using the music CD in this month's Wired, which says "Rip. Sample. Mash. Share". It was released under a new type of copyright license called the Creative Commons. So as a bonus for this How-To you'll be able to download all 16 songs from the CD here on Engadget without us getting sent to copyright jail or sued.

Here's the latest installment of the Engadget Podcast! We talk with Hadley Stern, the author of iPod Hacks, we make another prediction about the new iPod, and we discuss XM robot weather, getting movies on your PC, Macs and more...

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Host: Phillip Torrone.
Guest: Hadley Stern, author of iPod Hacks.
Format: 31 minutes, 10 MB, MP3.

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Time & Topics
01:00- Show overview.
02:00- DVDs to movies, it�s up to us, not Hollywood to do this now.
05:00- TVCasting, PODtv, we�re thinking about doing a TV show.
06:30- Using the iTalk for portable recording, I said iTrip I meant iTalk.
07:00- XM offers up weather and traffic, by robots?
11:40- The new iPod may be more than a music player, our prediction.
13:30- Hadley Stern, author of iPod hacks.
30:00- Wrap up.

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Um, less "ums"! Here's the latest installment of the Engadget Podcast! We talk about buying music by the megabyte (less than 4 cents per song), how Wal-Mart 0wns us, the new SPOT from Swatch, romance in online gaming and more.

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Host: Phillip Torrone
Guest: Beth Goza
Format: 50 minutes, 17MB, MP3.

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Time & Topics
02:00- We <3 Richard Dean Anderson.
02:20- Primer the movie.
05:20- AllofMp3.com, we buy a song for 4 cents, as in $0.04, "live" on the podcast.
12:30- Wal-Mart blows.
16:30- XM portable and XM for free on your PC. Go jog now...
20:15- Pocket PCs are dying
23:10- Patents on PhotoMosaics?
26:30- New SPOT watch from Swatch.
36:30- Flash iPod. Flash, ahhhh, it'll save every one of us.
38:10- Special Guest Beth Goza on Multi Player Online Games and romance. Lucas and Sony says no gay marriage allowed?

Shoutouts: Scoble, binrev, Gartenberg (get well soon!), Hugh and ResFest.

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Yo Joe! Here's the latest installment of the Engadget Podcast! We talk about the mysterious black iPods, the Apple U2 ad, Sony, an interview with Paul Griffin, hacking DVD players and more. Full show notes below.

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Host: Phillip Torrone.
Guest: Paul Griffin, Griffin Technology
Format: 38 minutes, 13MB, MP3.

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Time & Topics
02:15- U2 and black iPods...Bono said no to Microsoft but yes to Apple?
08:50-Sony WTF? RetroPod gets shutdown, Sony please support Ogg Vorbis.
14:25-Making Photo Mosaics.
16:45-Paul Griffin talks all things iPod
28:00-Control TVs with an iPod and other devices...
31:30-Hack your DVD player.
33:00-One way to record movies to your portable video player.

Shoutouts: del.icio.us, Kevin Rose, Cult of Mac, Scripting.com and Jon Stewart.

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Here's the latest installment of the Engadget Podcast! We review the OQO model 01 and talk about some other news of the day.

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Hosts: Lenn Pryor and Phillip Torrone.
Format: 43 minutes, 14MB, MP3.

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Time & Topics:
03:00- OQO mini-PC review, ours, WSJ, NYTimes.
29:15- Entelligence: TV on a PC
30:00- Broadcast TV needs to change
34:00- Google Desktop Search
40:30- Upcoming Podcasting session @ Mac OS X conference

Shout outs: The GoBots, Waxy.org, Elizabeth and Pablo from OQO and MobileWhack.

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Here's the latest installment of the Engadget Podcast!

Hosts: Lenn Pryor and Phillip Torrone.
Format: 44 minutes, 10mb, MP3.

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Here's the latest installment of the Engadget Podcast!

Hosts: Lenn Pryor and Phillip Torrone.
Guest: Eric Lin.
Topics discussed: New microphones for our Macs, Pocket PC Phone XDA III (Blue Angel), Wifi-Phones, ActiveSync for Palm, Handango's new developer program, Hackaday.com, Goggle releases Google SMS, Text Message Privacy and more...
Format: 37 minutes, 8mb, MP3.

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This week's How-To is a three part special complete with our first Engadget "Podcast" MP3. The first part is how to get "Podcasts" on your iPod. So what's a Podcast? To put it simply, a Podcast is an audio file, a MP3, most likely, in talk show format, along with a way to subscribe to the show and have it automatically delivered to your iPod when you plug in to iTunes. The show isn't live, so you can listen to it whenever you want.

Doc Searls may have said it best: "PODcasting will shift much of our time away from an old medium where we wait for what we might want to hear to a new medium where we choose what we want to hear, when we want to hear it, and how we want to give everybody else the option to listen to it as well."

For the second part of the how-to you can listen to a Podcast we made featuring Lenn Pryor and Phillip Torrone. It's about 40 minutes long, and we're thinking about doing one each week (let us know what you think, this was just a test).

The third part of the how-to is about making your own Podcast. Think of this as DIY Radio. We looked around for resources, and while there were many ways to do this, most required buying some sort of sound software application, so for our how-to we're using a Mac, GarageBand (came free with our Mac), and two free sound tools.