CNET UK Podcast 128: Is Apple evil?

By Ian Morris on 20 March 2009, 2:44pm

CNET UK Podcast 128: Is Apple evil?

This week on the CNET UK Podcast, Ian, Nate and Rich joined forces to create one larger, super-powered CNET employee to battle the evil forces of technological progress -- and Apple. They also discussed news and happenings from the last seven days.

Do send us feedback about the show via our Podcast forum. You can also ask questions, which we'll try and answer during the show -- these can be placed in their own delightfully named sub-forums.

You may notice that we now have a new player built in to this page. From our new widget, you can listen to the show, subscribe via iTunes or even download the MP3. Let us know what you think in the CNET UK Podcast Lounge.

If you want to keep up with the latest CNET UK stories, you can subscribe to our Twitter feed -- and we'll ask for your opinion in our weekly poll and feedback sections.

News

Government may track all UK Facebook traffic
'Twittering' threat to US trials
Google StreetView goes live in the UK
Apple embeds chip to ensure only approved headphones are used

Crave

Samsung LED TV
Apple improves iPhone OS and makes SDK more flexible
Microsoft Surface at Barclays flagship branch

WTF?

Star Trek enterprise to market three new fragrances

Best iPhone Apps of 2009: CNET UK's Home Screen Awards in Crave
Palm Pre (US version) review in Reviews

The 50 most significant moments of Internet history in Crave
Five things that are wrong with Android in Crave
Google and Twitter: Expect ads, not acquisitions in Crave

CNET UK Podcast 128 - Official topic in the CNET UK Podcast Lounge Forum

Ian Morris
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20 March 2009, 02:32 pm

Hi all, EP 128 will go live shortly.

It's me, Nate and Rich this week having an in-depth chat about how evil Apple is, how evil the government is and how awesome new Star Trek cologne sounds (and no-doubt smells).

As always, your comments are welcome!

As a PS I'd love to hear what you thought of the way we ran the poll this week. I actually thought having the feedback instead of a plain vote was quite nice! Let me know.