CNET UK Podcast 124: Wins and fails from Mobile World Congress

This week Ian was joined by Nate and Rory to discuss the excitement from the world's largest mobile phone trade show, Mobile World Congress. We also took our regular look at news and your feedback.

Away from Barcephona, the story dominating the press this week has been the Facebook user agreement. There was a heated debate, in which two members of the team didn't see a problem with having their rights eroded, but one moral defender took issue with such nonsense. On the subject of legal disputes and ferocious arguments, we discussed The Pirate Bay being in court and if linking could ever be a crime.

There was minimal excitement about a universal phone charger, and a little more interest in the German company hoping to beat Apple into submission over the licensing of its operating system.

In Crave, Nate got excited about the first Sony Ericsson phone to feature a proper headphone jack. Meanwhile, Rory was getting himself all worked up over a car with a £15,000 paint job.

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