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China blogging, iWeb, AT&T iPhone exclusivity, hot 3GS, Steve back at work, and more.

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Hosts: Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte

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Hosts: Paul Thurrott and Leo Laporte

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Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Patrick Norton, Roger Chang, and David Prager.

For show 200, some of the original TWiTs talk about a $1.9 million fine for 24 pirated songs, Morro, Steve Jobs, and more.

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MacBreak Weekly 146: Sneaky Andy

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Scott Bourne

Apple secrecy, iPhone 3GS and OS 3.0 update, Steve Jobs’ surgery, BlackBerry switchers, and more.

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Hosts: Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte

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Hosts: Paul Thurrott and Leo Laporte

Windows 7 retail pricing, RC downloads, MSE/Morro public beta, iPhone 3GS, the Web’s future, and more.

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So, whether the tablet device looks like any of these [Prediction 1, Prediction 2, and My Fav!] or not; we won’t know until we actually see it.  I think that Steve will present it at an Apple event after his return.  I can see it a 10″ touch Screen running OS X: iPhone with more power and functionality.  With this, I see a new version of iWork for the handhelds.  A lighter version that will meet the needs of an ultra-mobile user, simplicity in function like we have seen.  Think, the ability to edit fresh shot video on the iPhone 3GS concept, but adapted for other applications.

I don’t know what I am more excited about; the new product or the future apps that will blow our minds.  Personally, the TomTom add-on for the iPhone ROCKS!  I look forward to seeing that work and in using it!  Apple, is still on the bleeding edge.  Products that innovate, that make you say “WOW!”.  I have to be honest, no other company is there, they are not designing with users in mind.  I just don’t believe that for a minute.  The corporate user maybe; but not likely.

Okay, the New App, would have to be iWork integration for the iPhone and “MacBook Touch”.  I can picture it and how it would work; but that is why the will have to release iWork for PCs.  I also would not be surprised to see iLife for PCs too; which I wrote about in August 2007.  It just makes sense to slowly convert people, like they have been doing for years!!!  It will get to the point where people with buy a Mac because they have everything but the hardware.  It will just be why buy all this when I can spend the extra on the hardware and get great support and functionality all in one purchase.

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Palm Pre, iPhone 3GS, AT&T protest, the end of analog TV, MySpace layoffs, gaming industry down, and more.

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MacBreak Weekly 145: The Bourne Rescue

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Security Now 201: SecureZip

Hosts: Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte

The operation, features, and security of PKWARE’s free SecureZIP file archiving and encrypting utility.

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Windows Weekly 112: Spring Loaded Paul

Hosts: Paul Thurrott and Leo Laporte

Windows 7 nearing finish line, Bing, Morro, Google going after Exchange, and more.

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