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January 29, 2009 2:01 PM PST

CNET News Daily Podcast: What you'll get with offline Gmail

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Reporter Stephen Shankland drops by the podcast studio to talk about Google's new offline features in Gmail, how they work, and who can use them.

Also in this podcast: Several tech companies reported bad earnings news recently, but there are a few bright spots in the industry; Congress rejects a delay of the digital TV transition; and how to finally succeed in your fantasy baseball league.

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Gmail offline: A guided tour

House rejects DTV delay, keeps Feb. switchover

Obama meets with technology CEOs

Sony sinks into Q3 loss, Nintendo cuts outlook

STMicro reports quarterly loss, lays off 4,500

AOL to lay off 700 employees

How to survive a downturn: Hibernate

Wireless saves telecoms amid the recession

New iPhone firmware reveals code for next-gen model

Guide to sports stats sites, just in time for Super Bowl

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Tags:: Gmail,; tech downturn,; digital TV,; fantasy sports

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December 1, 2008 11:48 AM PST

CNET News Daily Podcast: Navigating the digital TV transition

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Broadcasters throughout the country will turn off their old analog TV transmitters on February 17, and begin transmitting their TV signals only in digital format. But despite all the benefits, consumers still have questions about how this transition will affect them. CNET News' Maggie Reardon explains the ins and outs when the flip gets switched two months from now.

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Huffington Post closes $25 million round

What you need to know about the digital TV switch

Morocco issues biometric ID cards

Europe to get cybercrime alert system

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Tags:: HD,; digital TV,; Clearwire,; Huffington Post,; Facebook

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September 10, 2008 3:50 PM PDT

CNET News Daily Podcast: The early news from CTIA

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The fall CTIA wireless show kicked off Wednesday with a slew of new phones and mobile services, including the first clamshell-shaped BlackBerry and Verizon's first 3G handset. Check out our full coverage here.

A trial switch to digital TV may not have gone very smoothly, but the FCC says it gave them the valuable lessons they were looking for to help prepare for a nationwide switch next February.

And Europe's giant particle collider was officially switched on Wednesday morning. Next up: solving the universe's mysteries of matter. Get those stories and more in today's podcast.

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Complete CTIA coverage

Flipping out: BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 debuts

Nokia offers Microsoft e-mail on smartphones

Sprint first to offer HTC Touch Pro

VideoSurf demo nearly lives up to pre-show hype

Complete TechCrunch50 and DemoFall coverage

Digital TV test offers some real-world lessons

iPod Touch 2.1 software update is live

AOL rolls out one-stop e-mail service

Alaskan police mistake solar-powered car for UFO

CERN's big collider now in action

Kate McAlpine's Web site

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Tags:: CTIA,; LHC,; digital TV,; solar power,; VideoSurf

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