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CNET News Daily Podcast: The future of Web access shapes up

Google joins a Microsoft antitrust fight in Europe; Steve Wozniak joins a start-up; and Adobe fixes some crashing, slowness issues in Photoshop.

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Marguerite Reardon talks about two technologies, WiMax and LTE (Long Term Evolution), that will shape the way we access the Web in the next few years.

Also in this podcast: Google is hoping to join an antitrust fight in Europe objecting to Microsoft's inclusion of Internet Explorer in Windows; Steve Wozniak joins a start-up that hopes to make breakthrough solid-state drives; and Adobe rolls out a fix that addresses some crashing and slowness issues in Photoshop.
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Today's stories:

Google wants to join EU case against Microsoft

What does Woz see in solid-state drives?

Smart-grid project matches wind to electric cars

Photoshop update fixes slowdowns, crashes

Office 14: Worth a wait?

WiMax expected to find initial success

15 online photo editors compared

After Wii knee, PlayStation palm lumps