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CNET News Daily Podcast: Checking in with the Hydrogen Road Tour
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One analyst thinks the connectivity trouble some users are having with the iPhone 3G might be caused by the phone’s chipset. If he’s right, the problem could be a big hassle for Apple and customers.
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A caravan of 11 vehicles kicked off the Hydrogen Road Tour in Portland, Maine, on Monday to educate U.S. consumers and policy makers about hydrogen and fuel-cell vehicles. Reporter Martin LaMonica checks in to explain how hydrogen-powered cars work and what organizers hope will come of the cross-country tour.
Those stories and more in today’s podcast.
Listen now:
Today’s stories:
Alleged NASA hacker gets temporary reprieve
Analyst: Infineon chipset possible cause of iPhone 3G issues
States may tax iTunes, other digital downloads
Allman Brothers sue UMG for ‘digital exploitation’
CNET, CEA back Consumer Sentiment Indexes
Hydrogen Road Tour rolls across America
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[Via CNET - News.com]
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