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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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
WiMax expected to find initial success
15 online photo editors compared
After Wii knee, PlayStation palm lumps
Facebook wants to show good amid scandals: The social network updates its tools for blood donations, nonprofits and mentorships.
Everything Apple announced: What we know about Apple's TV content and service, credit card, game subscription service and more.
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