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Take note with Notesake

Although there are lots of freeware and pay-to-play note-taking programs, there hasn't been a note-killer, a single note-taker that makes you sit up and take notice. While scouring the Web for this elusive-but-essential tool, Notesake shines as a robust tool designed for the college lecture hall but useful for a myriad of purposes.

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CNET Live - Episode 23 - Show Notes

We get super virtual today with our guest from VMware and a Download of the Week about virtualizing software. Watch the show on CNET TV.

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Sidesplitting tech comics

Belkin Dual USB power adapter

Quick Tip

How to really turn off your iPhone

Guest Pat Lee from VMware. Download of the Week

Software Virtualization Solution.

Weekend Project

Digitize your LPs: adjust the volume.

Steve Jobs offers $100 credit to iPhone purchasers.

Your calls

Get an iPhone screenshot utility.

More steps for using the iPhone screenshot utility.

CNET Live - Episode 22 - Show Notes

It's all about the Apple stuff today. Donald Bell, one of our in-house music gadget experts was on hand to help us clear up the confusion around the new iPod line. And he helped me get through the iPhone price drop shock. Thanks Donald! Watch the show soon on CNET TV.

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Telecommuting robot

Self-destructing USB key

First Look

VuDu

Download of the Week

Gizmo Project.

Apple announcements

All the new iPods.

Steve Jobs offers $100 credit to iPhone purchasers.

Best of the Web

Google Earth Flight Simulator.

Your calls

Mitsubishi will show off their Laser TVRead more

CNET Live - Episode 21 - Show Notes

Never ever drink St. Pauli Girl N.A. It's a mistake. Believe me, my stomach is reminding meright now. It's not even alcoholic!!

But aside from that we had a great showtoday. All your calls, and good calls too. Of course we did a few of our regular segments. Here's all the notes.

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Pool convections system 2

Creative TravelSound i50

First Look

Burton Lil Buddy Speaker Cooler

Download of the Week

Media Coder.

Insider Secrets

Portable Apps.

Make Photoshop portable

Your calls

Stream music with Bluetooth using these … Read more

Dropped, frozen and fried, 'Victum' survives

From Bavaria here's a new, "ruggedized" military-spec notebook PC with a keyboard that converts to a touch-screen, tablet PC in seconds by flipping the display 180 degrees and pressing down.

The magnesium alloy housing (4.85 pounds with battery) is completely sealed making it splash-proof, according to Acturion Datasys. (Even the integrated speaker is waterproof.) Since there are no fans, processor heat is distributed directly to the housing, which doubles as radiator.

Two models are available--the Victum-Note V10 (10.4-inch XGA display) and the Victum-Note V12 (WXGA 12.1-inch). Both come with sunlight-readable displays and work … Read more

CNET Live - Episode 20 - Show Notes

Today was a disaster for me. Our call screening software kept giving me a run-time error. I fixed that when I uninstalled the Comodo firewall, but then Google Earth didn't work. So I reinstalled Google Earth and the the call-screening software gave me a runtime error. So that's when I started a system restore. That didn't fix the call screening software, but then I lost Web access. So I did another system restore with two minutes until show time. That's the one you saw on the air. Then I got everything but call screening working and … Read more

Jive Software gets $15M from Sequoia, points the way to true "enterprise-class" collaboration software

I've always liked Jive Software. My company, Alfresco, is used in conjunction with Jive's products in a range of accounts, and so I've had the chance to talk directly with Jive's customers. They all say the same thing: Jive's "lightweight" collaboration provides heavy-duty benefits at a significant cost advantage.

Now Jive is getting $15 million from Sequoia to expand and grow its business. It couldn't have come at a better time.… Read more

CNET Live - Episode 19 - Show Notes

OK it was kinda weird today but really fun. Molly Wood filled in for Brian, but not because Brian was gone. He just wanted to fill in on phones for Cheryl. Nice! Plus we had a table full of back to school gadgets for ya. Watch the show on CNET TV.

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Crank up the Eco Media Player

Molly's new favorite watch phone

Quick Tip

Ryan wrote to cnetlive@cnet.com,"I have a very new computer and I downloaded CCleaner to clean the registry. It found over 100 errors and I told it to fix … Read more

Show notes--The Queue: Now taking credit cards!

The latest episode of The Queue is now available for your viewing pleasure! Check it out here: http://www.cnettv.com/9710-1_53-28879.html

Queue-stion of the day: Do you secure gadgets in your hotel room?

In today's show, we talked about a local news investigation where the reporter went into various hotels and told housekeeping that she was locked out of her room. Guess what? They just used their master key to let her in! No questions asked! I used to pretty much trust hotel housekeeping to not steal any of my stuff--I'd leave my computer on the … Read more

CNET Live - Episode 18 - Show Notes

David Siffry, Founder and CEO of Technorati stopped by to talk about blogs, vlogs, podcasts and more. And I forgot the the hosts file is an .ini file. Idiot.

Watch the show on CNET TV.

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32 GB 3-millimeter USB drive.

Vivee the strange email reader for your car

Insider Secrets

Jo wrote to centlive@cnet.com "I have a problem. I want to share my wireless without having to purchase a router. Is there a way?"

Turn your laptop into a hot spot

Special guest, David Siffry, Founder and CEO of Technorati.

Download of the … Read more