Mobuzz TV: Daily Buzz - QT

Steve Wozniak complains about Apple products. The Ghostbusters' car is up for sale. Sarah Palin's email hacker faces prison time. Youtube tries to make money using amazon but should sell cheat videos instead. The Blackberry Storm could be iPhone killer. Cool mini vids from Keith Loutit.

Today in the show... Can't Decide What to Eat? Ask Cooking Guide, for the Nintendo DS. Check out WiiWare, a new family of games for Wii available from the Wii Shop Channel. Artfully crafted Nintendo bling, for the fashionista in you. Things get messy in the Wario Land Shake Up. And finally... Mario Bros a cappella! Have a great day ;)

Hologram tv's are more realistic than new smart kits. Get the new Ford MyKey for your Lumeno Smera electric car, and use Firefox and Fring on your mobile. Happy birthday Linux.

Gabe Mac went to Munich for Oktoberfest to talk about Jurassic beer, Vodka pipelines, Google 2001 search, high tech umbrellas and lawn mowing sheep robots. Thanks to the DLD team and Micheal Pries for filming.

An interview with the Co-founder of Picnic Conference in Amsterdam, one of the largest cross media conferences in Europe, Bas Verhart.

At the Picnic Conference in Amsterdam we talk with Michael Tchao, General Manager, Nike Techlab Group, about the Nike Plus and the iPod integration.

Walmart is upsetting customers with it's new DRM loss, but not as much as piratebay may upset Amazon's Kindel now with Google Book Search or Candidate quotes. The USB Lighter is hotter than Sony Ericsson's greenphone.

MI6 are recruiting new james bonds on Facebook, using the new iPhone Facebook app. Big iApp coasters are perfect for thecardboard desk and bedroom design before we need to ride bikes on water.

Space X successfully reaches orbit, and so can you with the Microfly UFO, but not as fast as rocketman over the engilish channel. The U.N. is urged to check for asteroid earth killers as we wakeup from our mobiles on floating lounge chairs.

Today Gabe Mac gives us a few tips and tricks on how to reach Facebook Zen and protect yourself a bit better.

Today we are in Paris talking with Andrew Paterson about Laneo.org, and how doing the IronMan triathlon inspired him to save the planet.

Technorati brings out reports that blogs are mainstream as the U.S. government is working on predicting terrorism Minority Report style. Charge up all your portable game consoles before you drive in your bronze hybrid car. Europe may be getting cheaper SMS soon.

Sarah Palin's email hacker may have been found as the Electronic Frontier Foundation sues the NSA, President Bush and Vice President Cheney for illegal spying. In the uk the youngest terrorist has been prosecuted for surfing the web while the Chemical brothers get freaky with Google Earth before Amazon sells music on Android phones.

New Microsoft ads are made on a mac. Scientist create mind control phone at NeuroSky, designer iPod speakers from Sebastián Fernández, piano playing gloves, andgreen jewelry from Hafsteinn Juliusson.

Prison Breaks mainly outside U.S. on torrents as Bittorrent gets cash. EBAY sells itunes store hack as Spore gets semi DRM patch. Sliderocket makes online presenting easy and Audiovox brings facebook to the kitchen.

McCain's lie wiki is being fueled by Sarah Palin's email scandal on wikileaks.org and Google's Audio labs. BMW adds Google Maps which will have better pictures and pedistrian walks on the mobile. Share your fridge or pictures made with the new Canon on Pixelpipe.

Nokia is rated greenest electronics company from Greenpeace, as IMDB streams movies to Virtual Reality Pods. Make Sushi Star wars style or sit in LEGO chairs for 30 year MINIMAN celebration.

Toshiba and 3M talk about new handheld projectors as Chrome and Gears are released for the Mac. Keep rocking with LED drumsticks or safe with Remote Controled robot surveillence system. Keep warm with Burton's new jacket as you take part in the new ImprovEverywhere tour.

WWW inventor is concerned about growing rumors while Philips enters erotic toy market to find Obama sex video virus, and employers check facebook. Become zen with Jedi training and blessed laptops to make video games unlike DRM Spore. Beware of hacked voting machines.

Track your calories with Calory Guard as the iPhone tracks everything you do. Read News on a piece of toast about Chrome Killing IE, but Firefox grows. Airpowered car my be a reality soon to drive us to Football 2.0 games.

CERN experiments a success, but one teenager dies from panic. OiNK torrent site is on trial. Tonchidot stole the show but Yammer wins Tech Crunch 50, as Kara Swisher slaps Michael Arrington. Flickr gets a facelift and there is anR/C car that drives up walls.

New iPods and new Zunes are realesed, but you can stay fir with the FitBit tracker after opening drinks with your USB stick. HP goes high fashion with it's new Laptop while O3B launches satelites for 3rd world internet access.

Metallica's new album Death Magnetic debuted on the internet, and so will Michael Moore's new movie Slackeruprising. Joost moves to a browser we take a look at top iPhone apps not in the App store, Steve Jobs Bingo, and a big mouth.

For the visually and hearing impaired and physically challenged we have a show covering new technology and site enhancements with Youtube adding captions, computer controlled legs, and a camera for the blind.

Get a Napbook rather than skipping class. Wixi gives unlimited storage, as Facebook kills old design. CNBC and LinkedIn team up and battle on toribash.com. Thanks for the music GabeB.

Nokia's N96 packaging is disheartening, but HP's new packaging is nice a green. Make Firefox work like Google's Chrome. See if you are Geek 2.0 just before Giant Spiders attack Liverpool. German police on the lookout for speed skaters, UK gets prepay iPhone deal and music magazines get personal with idiomag.com.

NASA discovers cancer detector, Nokia N96 launches in EU along with PSP 3000. Skiglove phones, new iPods, Facebook gifts big, Glasses that find stuff and Belkin's Energy savers have the UK addicted to the internet.

Microsoft and Google are having a battle. Microsoft attacks  Google's privacy technology. Google launches Video for Businesses, leaks new Android mobile phone, and an new browser called Chrome. Microsoft works on Skymarket for the mobile, and Navigaya has the best interface. They need to wear love shirts.

Watch the Mythbusters paint the Mona Lisa, talk about RFID censoring and help Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin hack McCain's passport. Gadget report includes an iPod controlled kitchens, and Spy Camera Sunglasses. Fun site watch Karaoke Party online and a DJ Grandma.

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