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Daily Podcast For Friday, Oct. 20, 2006


Posted by admin, Oct 20, 2006 12:22 PM

Today's daily news podcast looks at the first flaw found in Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7. The flaw was found just hours after the browser's release. Breaking news includes Intel previewing its quad-core Xeon MP, tech firms topping the government's list of best commuting workplaces, HP passing Dell as the top PC maker worldwide, and Opera saying it can still compete in the browser battle.

Today's In Depth looks at the week's personal tech news, as well as a week's worth of reviews. The Editor's Note looks at the flood of reader questions and comments that came in for our interview with Carly Fiorina, the former head of HP.

Your host today is Curtis Franklin Jr.

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