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PODCAST SHORT for Friday, July 9, 2010: Craig & Jen of the Tech Radio podcast on Rockland USA re-enact the viral video ‘iPhone 4 vs HTC EVO’. Using the original word for word script they redo the scene as part of their daily podcast. This is the same as the Best Buy employee who created his cartoon version for YouTube and subsequently got suspended. Hope you enjoy.

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AUDIO PODCAST for Friday, July 9, 2010: Porn star offers service to Twitter followers if the Netherlands wins World Cup. We recreate of the YouTube video iPhone 4 vs HTC EVO. Bear eats a disabled pet rabbit in Alaska. Oracle octopus picks Spain to win World Cup. The Brits create a non-stick gum to be sold in the USA. Most people worldwide now have cellphones now at 5 billion people. Fring app allows video calls over cell network using Android and iPhone 4. And much more.

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AUDIO PODCAST for Thursday, July 8, 2010: Young women are addicted to Facebook. 48% of web users are using Facebook Connect to create accounts. We have the leaked info on the new HTC phone releases for the rest of 2010. Audi auto repairmen are using helmet cams. A memorial service for 109 canadian geese is tonight. Gainesville Florida women have no teeth. YouTube introduces Leanback. People burned their feet walking on coals – shocker. New fish species found around oil gusher. Germans want to eat some oracle octopus. The chinese have jaw injuries from eating big meaty hamburgers. And much more.

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Governments are paranoid about Google Street View cars gathering Wifi info. Preorder Kinect for XBOX360 has begun. Verizon wants to offer power and security services. Rent on-demand movies from KMart or Sears. We predict Android 2.2 Froyo will come out next week. And much more
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Using social media to complain about products, services, or ribs; Toshiba has a cool new laptop-tablet on the way; A new 3D porn version of Avatar coming soon; Adults are worse than teens using cell while driving, and much much more.
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On this edition of TECH RADIO we review Thursday’s Google I/O Conference Day 2. Among those items we discuss is Google TV coming this fall and its awesome. More Android 2.2 Froyo features revealed. New Facebook tool helps you search down wall posts on any topic. And much much more. iTunes Link:

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If you are concerned about your Facebook security, check out this new open-source app that will scan your settings and make recommendations as to what and where you need to make adjustments. This is the real deal and is VERY easy to use. It works on both PC and Mac within your web browser:

YouTube, the place fro cat videos to political videos to ‘how to’ vidoes, now gets more than two billion hits daily. According to Google, the sites owner, that is nearly double the number of people who tune into the US’s three prime time TV networks combined. This comes as YouTube celebrates the five year anniversary when the first beta version was launched.

The 3G version of the popular Apple iPad has been released to consumers today here in the U.S. However, from what we understood the new version was supposed to be identical to the WiFi version except that instead of relying on your home network you would be able to enjoy your iPad on the go over AT&T.

Nope. There are posts showing up on the net this afternoon reporting that many of the most popular apps that stream video are restricted on the new iPad. YouTube videos have been scaled down when accessed over the cell network …