We’re back with a new episode, and while the tech industry is at a standstill, the Internet gets a red-light district, and the Zune bids adieu. Meanwhile, the week has been dominated by security flaw after security flaw, and Rebecca Black infects our Chris’ mind with the weekend.
We also wonder why 13-year olds are driving cars, and Internet Explorer 9 is finally out – and Stewart hates it. Why? Well, you have to find out and listen. It’s a trio this week, as James and Tom are again not here, so you’re left with Terence, Chris and Stewart.
We also make an effort to try and go clean (for once). Don’t forget to listen and subscribe to our podcast!
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Show Notes
Top Stories
Japan Earthquake Pushes Component Prices Higher
Japan earthquake disrupts technology companies
Toshiba LCD plant out, Lenovo frets about supplies
Apple delays iPad 2 launch in Japan
Internet Explorer 9 Arrives With More Speed, Better Web Standards Support
2.3 Million Downloads of IE9 in the first 24 hours
The web’s “red light district” – ICANN appoves .xxx domain
ICANN Approves New .XXX Top Level Domain
Zune hardware apparently dead, software and services live on
Microsoft says Zune isn’t exactly dead, that it doesn’t want to go in the cart
Stewart’s Briefs (1)
Tokyo Hackspace plans solar LED lanterns for use in relief efforts
Google releases WebM video plug-in for IE9
Exclusive: Engadget’s Top Editors Topolsky and Patel Exit From AOL’s Giant Tech Site
In Other News
Thousands of Twitter users hit by classic Facebook scam
Hackers exploit Flash zero-day, Adobe confirms
Off Screen, Porn Sites Trick Advertisers
Revealed: US spy operation that manipulates social media
Delicious sold for $1m, heading to StumbleUpon?
Fan backlash over adverts injected in Angry Birds HD
Telstra unveils it’s first $99 smartphone
Who is Rebecca Black? And is she really bigger than Japan?
More Undiscovered Talent From Ark Music Factory
Pwnage Playtime
New version of Minecraft to have pet wolves
Mortal Kombat appeal unsuccessful, Still banned in Australia
Mario… a First Person Shooter?
Stewart’s Briefs (2)
Paramount Pictures Partner With BitTorrent Release Movie
Video: A History Of Internet Explorer
Facebook for BlackBerry v2.0 comes with Facebook Chat, new UI
Ubisoft ‘Pirates’ Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood Music From Demonoid
