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eBay will move forward with selling its stake in Skype, the company said Friday, now that a licensing dispute over the software that underlies Skype's service has been settled. eBay will get $1.9 billion in cash in the deal, which will close by the end of the year. Also on the podcast: Smartphone sales rise, the Motorola Droid has its coming out party, more charges in the Galleon insider trading case, and Google aims to be less "creepy." Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: eBay's Skype sale gets go-ahead Smartphone market unfazed by recession Slow start for the Motorola Droid? Google trying not to cross 'the creepy line' Photos: Spring Design's Alex e-reader

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Molly raises awareness for recycling old technology. Story links: Computers, Electronics Recycling

Hosts: Evan "Vampt Vo" Minto, Erin and Noah Topic: New York Anime Festival 2009 Recorded live from the 2009 New York Anime Festival, this episode features none other than the fearsome anime podcasting couple, Erin and Noah of the Ninja Consultant Podcast (ninjaconsultant.com)! We talk about what we did at the convention and delve into some totally off-topic conversations that may or may not be completely enthralling. You decide! Next episode will feature Al and Kate from the Reverse Thieves blog (reversethieves.com) as we tackle shōjo anime that appeal to male viewers. It's already recorded, and I can guarantee that it's going to be a pretty fun show. Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, and more can be found at podcast.anigamers.com.

Known for using brilliant engineers, complex algorithms, and speedy servers to organize online information in a simple and accessible way, Google is learning how to add the human touch to its repertoire as customers look for answers that can't be found on an FAQ. CNET News reporter Tom Krazit talks about what the search giant is doing to improve the customer experience and why that task is getting more difficult. That, plus other headlines of the day, on Thursday's CNET News Daily Podcast. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: Senate panel approves Democratic climate bill Windows 7 sales outshine Vista FAQ: Buying the right Windows 7 upgrade Hands on with the new Dell Adamo XPS Verizon offers prepaid wireless service for laptop users Google tries its own take on customer service Europe getting 'Internet freedom' law Study: Internet use won't cause social isolation Meet Ibn Sina, the Arabic-speaking robot

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This week: James Cameron's Avatar, FCC and Net Neutrality, and a Hulu Update.

Today's tech update includes a new antitrust lawsuit filed again Intel, a legal challenge to Barnes & Noble's Nook e-reader, AT&T sues Verizon over commercials, and more. Listen now: Download today's podcast Today's stories: N.Y. antitrust suit accuses Intel of bribery Spring Design seeks injunction barring Nook sales AT&T vs. Verizon: There's a lawyer for that Comcast earnings climb 22 percent Microsoft cuts 800 more jobs Microsoft makes over the MSN butterfly Images: MSN through the years Twitter translates into Spanish Hacker breaks into jailbroken iPhones, asks for $7 T-Mobile experiencing widespread outage

The Google Dashboard allows you to view and control data associated with the different products you use with your Google Account.

Rocketboom Tech s correspondent, Ellie Rountree, talks about the concept of Singularity and how it could potentially change the world. Story links: Moore s Law, The Coming Superbrain, By 2040 you will be able to upload your brain , Darwin s Robots, Games Design Themselves, LIBBY - Vocal Artificial Intelligence Search Example., Singularity University Assets: Moore s Law and AI, Matrix Trailer, The Terminator Movie Trailer, The Restaurant Game, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency This episode was created in collaboration with Intel!

Hosts: Evan "Vampt Vo" Minto, Zac Bertschy (www.animenewsnetwork.com), Sean Russell (www.anime3000.com) Topic: The Anime News Network's editorial choice to cover fansubbed anime in their Fall Preview Guide To wash down our long discussion of digital distribution last episode, this time we've got an interview with Zac Bertschy, Executive Editor at the Anime News Network, about a related topic: fansubs. Specifically, my questions revolved around ANN's choice to cover anime that has not been licensed or legally released in America in their Preview Guide � a decision which necessitates the use by ANN's paid writers of illegally distributed fansubs. Sean Russell of Anime 3000 kindly recorded the discussion and contributed some of his own thoughts as well. If you've got an opinion on the issue, don't be afraid to let us know in the comments section or through email. Next episode I'll probably post something that I recorded at New York Anime Festival: either the Yoshiyuki Tomino Question & Answer session or a brief podcast episode with Erin and Noah of the Ninja Consultant Podcast (www.ninjaconsultant.com). Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, and more can be found at podcast.anigamers.com.