After demonstrating Project Natal at E3 in June, Microsoft hasn't revealed many further details about its plan for the motion-sensing technology it's working on. But CNET's Ina Fried was in Redmond recently and got to take Natal for a spin. She joins us on the podcast to tell us about the experience and when the product will be publicly available.
Also on the podcast: A Georgian blogger was the target of Thursday's denial of service attack that ended up taking down Twitter, LiveJournal, and slowing Facebook for everyone, CERN is ready to fire up the Large Hadron Collider again, and the U.S. State Department has concerns about Intel's relationships with the countries of Syria, Iran, Cuba, and Sudan.
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Exclusive: Getting up close and personal with Project Natal
Twitter, Facebook attack targeted one user
CERN's collider to get 'safe' start in November
OMG! Intel's Celeron chips in terrorists' hands
Labels pressure Global Gaming for Pirate Bay money
NORAD's Alternate Command Center illustrated
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What Amazon's one-day shipping means for you: Last week, Amazon announced it will decrease the standard shipping time for Prime members from two days to one. In this Tech Minute, here's how this change will impact your deliveries.
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