The 404 946: Where our hand is on Fire (podcast)

We're going hands-on with the Amazon Kindle Fire tablet released ahead of schedule to a few lucky customers today. Also leaked from today's 404 podcast: Apple replacing original iPod Nanos, breaking up on Facebook, waging war on Infographics, and tap-to-pay apps coming to Ultrabook laptops.

by Justin Yu

November 14, 2011 12:28 PM PST Follow @malusbrutus

We're going hands-on with the Amazon Kindle Fire tablet, released ahead of schedule to a few lucky customers today.

(Credit: Smileecards)

Also leaked from today's 404 podcast: Apple replacing original iPod Nanos, breaking up on Facebook, waging war on infographics, and tap-to-pay apps coming to Ultrabook laptops.

Also, a big congrats to CNET's Bonnie Cha, the new chief correspondent at Crave!

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The 404 Digest for Episode 946

Ep. 946: Where our hand is on Fire

Apple now replacing original iPod Nanos due to overheating batteries.
Artist prints out every photo uploaded to Flickr in a 24-hour period.
Kindle Fires ship early with positive feedback.
Meet Crave's new chief correspondent, Bonnie Cha.
Schools grab .xxx sites to protect names from porn.
1/3 of people have broken up over Facebook.
Bathroom break video 1: Skyrim Trailer, retro edition
Bathroom break video 2: The future is Catvertising.

Episode 946

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CNET Update

Apple's iOS could get a makeover

The iPhone operating system is expected to get a new look, the latest Xbox One report sheds new light on used games, and Digg Reader is set to launch in June.

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