At the CTIA Wireless Show, reporter Marguerite Reardon says Google Android is getting the bulk of the attention from both handset makers and wireless carriers, while AT&T's CTO defends the quality of his company's service. Also in today's podcast: Twitter is rumored to be in search talks, Dell closes a North Carolina manufacturing plant, and Comcast kicks off a trial of a new virus warning system for its customers.
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Today's stories:
Twitter on the verge of big search deals?
Microsoft introduces 'Starter' version of Office
Dell closing N.C. manufacturing plant
Comcast pop-ups alert customers to PC infections
Intel's Light Peak optical links could arrive in 2010
Solar village begins to bloom on National Mall
At Ceatec 2009, a starring role for 3D
Photos: Ceatec Day 3--mascots, bling, and 3D (of course)
GPS gives away alleged bank robber
Facebook wants to show it's a force for good amid scandals: At Facebook's Communities Summit, the social network unveils updates to tools for blood donations, nonprofits and mentorships.
Qualcomm-FTC lawsuit: Everything you need to know: The antitrust case could decide how smartphones get made in the future -- and what they cost.
Discuss: CNET News Daily Podcast: Google Android, belle of the CTIA ball
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