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The 404 1,001: Where we're covered with scorpions (podcast)
10 points extra credit if you can name the 1990's TV cartoon referenced in today's show title.
Spotted on the slopes at Windham Mountain
(Credit: Jeff Bakalar)Loaded's Bridget Carey sits down with us for a roundup of breaking news from the Mobile World Congress, a smartphone expo based out of Barcelona that started this weekend.
The announcements range from Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) handsets with simpler nomenclature and integrated quad-core processors with new features like built-in projectors and a Nokia PureView smartphone with an insane 41-megapixel camera.
Speaking of Android, we'll also cover a rising story about Facebook admitting to reading the text messages of smartphone users who downloaded its Android app as part of testing for its own messaging service client coming soon.
Leaked from 404 Podcast 1001:
- CNET's news hub for all the news from the 2012 Mobile World Congress.
- Facebook admits to reading Android users' text message.
- Check out Aviary's Photo Hackathon.
- MWC: Android sees 850,000 activations a day.
Ep. 1001: Where we're covered with scorpions
Episode 1001
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