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gdgt weekly 064
3:40 am
November 22nd, 2009
Sony seems to be interested in making a digital distribution storefront similar to iTunes and both of the guys agree that it’s a totally useless idea, especially when considering the multitude of different branches of the Sony media empire and past failures in similar software projects.
Ryan seems totally impressed with the HTC HD2 and its implementation of Windows Mobile 6.5. Peter attributes its success mostly to the fact that it skips over most of the core 6.5 device deficiencies by having a large screen, customized HTC interface, and fast processor. The guys discuss Barnes & Noble Nook briefly and close out the show talking about Nokia’s turn to Maemo as it’s primary smartphone platform rather than Symbian.
Covered news and topics: Chrome OS, Sony Online media store, Barnes & Noble Nook, HTC HD2, AT&T failed suit against Verizon, Maemo
Runtime – 56:09
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