In episode 151, the Moxie Mo will discuss the media frenzy over the iPhone 4′s antenna issue that has plagued a ton of iPhone 4 users. The issue is when the phone’s antenna, which surrounds the phone externally, touches skin on the lower left side of the phone and then drops your 3G reception. Thankfully, some news has come out that Apple has a fix and it should be coming sooner than you think – we’ll show you what they plan to do to fix the infamous “Death Grip” antenna situation.
Hulu has made a successful internet-streaming TV business and it looks like they’re about to take it to the next level. According to several reports, Hulu is about to offer a $10 per month subscription service called Hulu Plus. Experts think this could literally change the game in how we watch television. Could Hulu Plus really take on the big cable and TV network giants? We have all the details inside!
Last but not least, Kevin Rose (CEO of Digg) sent one tweet that has exploded into massive rumors all over the geek blogs this weekend. What did he say about Google that has everyone wondering if Google is going to war with Facebook? Well, here’s a hint – “Google Me” may be something that threatens Facebook in a major way. Details in the episode!
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I don’t know if I will do a $10/mo Hulu subscription, but if it’s a hit all of our cable bills could go down! I love competition.
Kelly – agree – would pay $10/hr any day than the $140/month I pay now with Time Warner Cable.
Google appears to be focusing on segmentation by organizing around “circles,” allowing an easy way to target particular posts to friends, family, colleagues, etc. In fact you can do this on Facebook as well, but Facebook lists are not as easy to find or edit; nor are they as easy to view as a separate stream.