CNET UK Podcast 231: Ian's reign of terror comes to an end 
For well over 100 podcasts, a maniacal, self-obsessed Apple hater has been presiding over the otherwise well-loved CNET UK Podcast. Finally there is good news: after a UN resolution and subsequent declaration of a no-fly zone above 5-11 Lavington Street we have finally managed to overthrow this crazed technology journalist.
But life carries on, and there's also the week's most interesting news stories, a waterproof video camera, a waterproof submarine and a not at all waterproof mobile phone.
CNET UK Podcast 230: What's the value of music?
On this week's show, we right the wrongs of the music industry, blame the Germans for the BBC being offline for a whole hour, and talk about a new universal radio player. As well as us blabbering on about cloud-based virtual girlfriends, there's also a slightly downbeat single-syllable review of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play. Continue reading...
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CNET UK Podcast 229: Is £300 Galaxy Tab better than iPad 2?
There was a serious disagreement about which tablet is the best on this week's show. We also talked about the lifespan of a games console and asked if there were any downsides to the Xbox 360 continuing its loyal service until 2015.
There's also the week's most important news topics, such as Apple suing Amazon and cheap DVDs from Jersey heading the way of the dodo. Plus we debate the next feline codename for Mac OS X and wonder if Motorola is going slightly mad. Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 228: Do we have the right to be forgotten?
On the show this week, the EU demands that citizens are given the right to remove their stuff from Facebook permanently, bypassing Zuckerburg's personal archive of all your naughty photos. We also talk about Twitter being surprisingly old and a major spam network being silenced. Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 227: Why can't robots just speak slower?
It's podcast time again -- this week we're asking about the future intelligence of computers, wondering how Kinect managed to be the fastest-selling gadget of all time and are relieved to learn that the adult-themed Wii game We Dare won't be sold in the UK. Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 226: Ian vs the iPad 2
On the show this week: the dire consequences of unfriending your boyfriend on Facebook, and we talk about regulating an Internet that belongs to the whole world, not just one country. There's also news, including malicious Android apps, Charlie Sheen on Twitter, and Facebook giving away your home address.
In Crave, we discuss an awesome Blu-ray player, and two other products which are probably not all that significant. Ahem. Continue reading...
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CNET UK Podcast 225: Cars of the future
As we get ready to send Rory out to Switzerland to cover the Geneva Motor Show, we thought it was high time we talked about upcoming innovations in automotive tech. But there was also a boatload of news to talk about, so we got our teeth around the new Apple MacBook launch, Android and Facebook no longer playing nice and the failure of a recent Windows Phone 7 update. Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 224: The best of Mobile World Congress
This week, the podcast takes on a distinctly mobile phone-related theme as Ian catches up with Rich and Flora about everything that happened last week at Mobile World Congress. And when we say 'catch up with everything' we actually mean a tiny percentage of what went down at the show. For much, much more, check out our special MWC coverage page. Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 223: Nokia has a little rethink
Welcome to another CNET UK podcast. On this particular audio module of news, hilarity and debate, we talk about HP's new direction, AOL buying the Huffington Post and Twitter's potential sale to either Google or Facebook.
There's also a debate about the future of Nokia, a company that has just announced a radical change of direction. Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 222: The sweet taste of Honeycomb
In this week's show, we talk about Google's search spat with Microsoft and the glorious non-story of an iPad 2 apparently being spotted in the wild. We were pleased that members of the House of Lords can now access documents on iPads while they work, although they aren't allowed to watch keyboard cat -- must suck to be a peer of the realm.
We also discuss the rest of the week's news, answer your questions and squeeze out another installment of our best-loved feature ever, WTF.
CNET UK Podcast 221: What's the future of mobile gaming?
Sony's new NGP handheld console has us wondering about the future of mobile gaming. It's hard to disagree that Nintendo has the right idea with its 3D console, but what is Sony bringing to the table, apart from more processing power? We discuss where the scene is heading and ponder whether the iPhone is now the king.
There's also the rest of the week's news, the most exciting Crave toys to talk about, and WTF makes a much-anticipated comeback.
News
Five arrested over 'Anonymous' Web attacks
Android Honeycomb details leak, new SDK released
O2 to offer free Wi-Fi to everyone
Sony NGP is the next-gen PSP
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CNET UK Podcast 220: Will Apple survive without Steve?
In this week's show, our debate focuses on Steve Jobs' medical leave from Apple. We ask how the company will be without him, and we also consider the man himself. We take a look at the week's news too, and the team members pitch their favourite gadget of the week, before trying to work out who has the coolest gear. Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast video live from CES 2011: A feast for your eyes and ears 
Our latest podcast is a seven-course banquet for the peepers, as well as the lugholes. We filmed our merry band of techno loons while they recorded their latest show live on the CES show floor in Las Vegas, with special guests from around the CNET world.
CNET UK podcast chief Ian Morris is joined by fellow caster of pods Luke Westaway, CNET.com's Natali Morris and CNET Australia's Ty Pendlebury. Together, they discuss the burning tech topics of the day, such as glasses-free 3D, dual-core phones, tablets and, er, the Angry Birds board game. Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 219: What happened in Vegas is in this show
This week, we present a special episode of the CNET UK Podcast, recorded live at the busier-than-usual CES tech show in Las Vegas. Appearing with Ian Morris and podcast regular Luke Westaway are CNET Australia's Ty Pendlebury, and the podcast's biggest fan, CNET.com's Natali Morris, who's newly married, but not to Ian.
One item on the agenda for the crack team was the amazing Angry Birds 'board' game. It lets you play Angry Birds with zero need for an electronic device. When the zombie apocalypse comes, you'll be glad of that fact. Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 218: It's CES time!
It's that hectic time of the year when CNET UK decamps to Las Vegas to bring you all the news and previews of the year's upcoming gadgets from the massive Consumer Electronics Show. We forgo the usual pleasures of craving our favourite gadgets and reviewing in a single syllable to give you the straight dope on the new hawtness in the tech world.
But first, the news...
News
Mac App Store opens
Star Wars Blu-rays
available to pre-order
Ofcom lets networks use 2G spectrum for 3G mobile broadband
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CNET UK Podcast 217: Top Tech Tidbits of 2010
We're celebrating the last show of the year with some Christmas cheer, New Year's shenanigans, and a look back at the gadget gossip of 2010.
We also vote on the ultimate crave of the year, pitting Virgin Media Tivo and the iPad against a slightly smaller Xbox 360.
News
Tech insiders charged with selling Apple secrets to hedge funds
Nexus S price cut
Crave
Virgin Media TiVo
Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim
Apple iPad Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 216: M-Zuck is 'person of the year'
On the CNET UK podcast this week, hungover seasonally impaired people croaked for the duration of the show on subjects ranging from music and movie piracy, iPhone games and a Bluetooth speaker that will rock your world.
News
Twitter valued at $3.7bn
US film industry asking BT to block Newzbin2
1 billion tracks illegally downloaded in 2010
Crave
LG's dual-core Tegra Optimus 2X
Infinity Blade
Jawbone Jambox
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CNET UK Podcast 215: Are robots already plotting our demise?
On the show this week, we plead with our robot overlords to spare us from their inevitable skull-crushing programme, talked about the week's tech news and tried to decide who had the best Crave of the week.
We also gently poke each of you to vote in the last round of Greatest Gadget and assess the merits of the Motorola Milestone 2 using only a single syllable.
News
NASA forgot to wipe machines before selling them
Visa and MasterCard suffer DDoS attacks from WikiLeaks supporters
Google and Apple should help pay for mobile use, according to networks
Government to create fast fibre network using licence fee
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CNET UK Podcast 214: Worst Gadget of the 21st Century
This week on a snow-delayed CNET UK Podcast, we talked about WikiLeaks and Google's long-overdue Android app for its Reader service. We also discussed Google removing pirate-related search terms from its autocomplete service.
There was also chatter about the week's hottest technology from Crave, and try to decide who selected the most awesome thing. This week, it's Android 2.3 versus Trainyard versus Virgin TiVo. Find out what won in the show.
News
WikiLeaks does it again
Google Reader gets Android app
Google to remove piracy-related terms from autocomplete Continue reading...
CNET UK Podcast 213: Rory Reid versus Robert Llewellyn
Last week we gave you BRIAN BLESSED -- this week we're giving you video podcast and Red Dwarf legend Robert Llewellyn. What more could you possibly ask for? A guest appearance from a certain mechanoid butler? You got it.
In non-celebrity news, there was Facebook trademarking Face, the Israeli army tracking down draft dodgers and the week's best gadgets discussed in Crave.
News
Facebook trademarks the world Face
Israeli army uses Facebook to expose draft dodgers
Virgin may roll out national Wi-Fi network
Big fines for data protection slip-ups
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