Well… That didn’t go exactly as planned…
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69: Search, Security and CNET
Good news! AT&T expands FaceTime to everyone, a man outsourced his job to China, CBS tries to downplay Dish’s “Hopper” by calling attention to it, Facebook introduces Graph Search, Java exploit is bad, and Google tries to re-engineer the password.
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- CBS forced CNET staffers to remove Dish’s “Hopper” from the best of CES
- Introducing Graph Search Beta
- Facebook Announces Its Third Pillar “Graph Search” That Gives You Answers, Not Links Like Google
- Facebook reveals how its new Graph Search feature works with your privacy settings
- Java should go the way of the Dodo… and Flash
- The exploit that started the conversation
- AT&T Expands FaceTime Over Cellular Support to All Tiered Data Plans
- Man outsourced his job to China
- Google’s trying to re-engineer the password
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A Fully Automated Show
Episode 64. Russian YotaPhone adds an e-ink display to the back of a smart phone, Google combats accidental mobile ad taps, the Guardian kills its Facebook social reader, Google Fiber may actually be cheap, Samsung Galaxy S3 gets CNET’s top device of the year, we ask why we still have to work, and Google Maps comes to the iPhone.
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- It may cost $140 billion dollars to build out Google Fiber… but that’s relatively cheap
- CNET: Samsung Galaxy S3 beats iPhone 5 for device of the year
- Why Do We Still Have To Work?
- The dual LED/e-ink screen solved…in the simplest way possible
- Google maps on the iPhone
- Petition to build a Death Star by 2016 passes 25,000 signatures, White House is required to respond
- Combating accidental clicks in mobile ads
- Guardian kills its Facebook social reader, regains control over its content
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