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CNET News Daily Podcast: What you'll get with offline Gmail

Also: Among a storm of bad earnings news, there are a few bright spots in the industry; no delays for the digital TV transition; and how to finally succeed in your fantasy baseball league.

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Reporter Stephen Shankland drops by the podcast studio to talk about Google's new offline features in Gmail, how they work, and who can use them.

Also in this podcast: Several tech companies reported bad earnings news recently, but there are a few bright spots in the industry; Congress rejects a delay of the digital TV transition; and how to finally succeed in your fantasy baseball league.


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Today's stories:

Gmail offline: A guided tour

House rejects DTV delay, keeps Feb. switchover

Obama meets with technology CEOs

Sony sinks into Q3 loss, Nintendo cuts outlook

STMicro reports quarterly loss, lays off 4,500

AOL to lay off 700 employees

How to survive a downturn: Hibernate

Wireless saves telecoms amid the recession

New iPhone firmware reveals code for next-gen model

Guide to sports stats sites, just in time for Super Bowl