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Welcome to another throwback episode from The 404 Podcast! We'll be publishing these podcasts, videos, and rerun episodes until we return on January 10 for a block of live shows from CES in Las Vegas!

In this episode, we're chatting about "Terminator Salvation," Asian actors in Pixar's "Up," E3 2009, the Sony PSP Go, and the leaked Palm Pre review on Boy Genius Report.

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Last year we talked about Back to the Future, Hackers, and the Fifth Element, but this year's batch of movies has a special place in the hearts of nerds everywhere.

To help us out today, Jeff and I invite our buddy Russ Frushtick aka The Fishstick into the studio to chat nostalgic about Jurassic Park, True Lies, and Ghostbusters!… Read more

Welcome to another throwback episode from The 404 Podcast! We'll be publishing these podcasts, videos, and rerun episodes all the up until we return on January 10 for a block of live shows from CES in Las Vegas!

Here's another throwback episode of The 404 Podcast from way back on the day before Thanksgiving. NDC and Tim Geisenheimer step in to help us thank Mr. Moonves for signing our pay checks!

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Welcome to another Yuletide episode from The 404 Podcast! We'll be publishing these podcasts, videos, and rerun episodes until we return on January 10 for a block of live shows from CES in Las Vegas!

This time we're running through all the big tech news from this year, including the launch of the iPad 2, Facebook Timeline, and the death of Steve Jobs.… Read more

There we were last week, minding our own business, when Verizon surprised us all by announcing it would release its Galaxy Nexus flagship phone the following day.

Well, we hopped to it and managed to get a device early and publish the first review of the phone. It's a good one. The very same day, Brian got his hands all over the Nokia Lumia 710, a Windows Phone that's launching at T-Mobile--and he can't believe it costs only $50. We also follow RIM into the dark, dark depths of its decline in this, our last episode of … Read more

Welcome to another throwback episode from The 404 Podcast! We'll be publishing these podcasts, videos, and rerun episodes all the up until we return on January 10 for a block of live shows from CES in Las Vegas!

Here's another throwback episode of The 404 Podcast during which the iPhone 4 came under scrutiny by the Left-Handers club.

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Welcome to the first of many Yuletide episodes from The 404 Podcast! We''l be publishing these podcasts, videos, and rerun episodes until we begin our block of live shows from CES, starting January 10, 2012.

First up is a recap of the year in television and film, so join us as we wrap up some of the best (and worst) things we saw on-screen in 2011.… Read more

We asked CNN technology writer Mark Milian to come into the studio today to wrap up the last show of the year, and he surprises us with Peter Ha from The Daily in tow!

Our two favorite guests join us for a discussion about the tech trends of 2011 ("hacking," privacy, mobile OS wars, Tumblr, and Reddit), and we'll also take a look at Mark's new book, Letters to Steve: Inside the E-Mail Inbox of Apple's Steve Jobs.

It's a collection of e-mails sent from the legend himself that shows his dedication to customer service and Apple fans. Some of them aren't so nice, though, as Mark tells us a few stories about his lesser-known messages.

I know you're probably super upset that this is the last episode of the year, but we'll be publishing exclusive Yuletide and Throwback episodes throughout the break, all the way up until we start our block of CES shows, live from the CNET stage at the Las Vegas Convention Center!

Thanks to everyone who helped us out this year--too many names to list, but we wouldn't be here without all our awesome guests, fans, moderators, producers, callers, and co-workers!… Read more

CNET Audiophiliac and general audio diva Steve "Sphere" Guttenberg is back on The 404 Podcast for his last appearance this year, and as usual he brings a list of talking points, like a kooky theory on how to curb population control, and when the iPad will eventually overtake the big screen TV.

Jeff and the official 404 graphic designer Blake Stevenson have also partnered together for Crave's first weekly comic strip "Low Latency,"and a big congratulations goes out to our video voice mail contest winners! Check out the videos below:… Read more