In this week’s Gadget Lab podcast, the crew fiddles around with a mildly useless iPad stylus (made by Hard Candy) before diving into more serious news about innovation-blocking cable networks, a phone you can’t have and some upcoming tablets.
We discuss the Logitech Revue, one of the first set-top boxes running the Google TV operating system. It’s a sweet device, but the problem is the TV networks have neutered it by blocking access to their internet TV channels. Jerks!
Also in the bad-news department, Apple has delayed the white iPhone 4 once again ? this time until spring 2011 ? and we’re fairly sure that phone is never going to ship.
Topping off the podcast with some tablet-y goodness, Wired.com’s Priya Ganapati touches on Barnes & Noble’s next Nook e-book reader, which is basically a tablet that can only be used for reading.
Speaking of do-overs, the makers of the failed JooJoo say they’ll be back next year with a family of tablets running the Android OS.
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Or listen to the audio here:
Gadget Lab audio podcast #93
http://downloads.wired.com/podcasts/assets/gadgetlabaudio/GadgetLabAudio0093.mp3
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