My weekly tech news wrap up with John Donabie on 1010 CFRB in Toronto including:

• Blackberry outage is due to a "system upgrade"
• Yahoo looks to Murdoch for help
• Vista service pack 1 gets closer
• According to the Hollywood Reporter, even Toshiba will drop HD DVD

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July 1, Californians will join many other states and countries in requiring drivers to use handsfree devices when talking on their cell phones. I called Bill using the Jawbone today.

I currently use the BlueAnt Supertooth Light in my car. It has its own speaker and mic and attaches to the visor. It works pretty well, although I can't vouch for what it sounds like to my callers.

Another system that requires no installation but uses your car speakers is The Tooth Pik.

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Leo's gives his thumbnail review of the iPhone while Bill mocks him...

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My regular Friday appearance with Bill Handel on KFI Los Angeles.

Today is Christmas Day for geeks, D-Day for the other cellular carriers: the iPhone ships today. We talk about the pros and cons and linesitters.

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My weekly tech news wrap up with John Donabie on 1010 CFRB in Toronto including the green Apple, Spidey 3 hits the torrents, and the enervating Windows Vista.

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My regular Friday appearance with Bill Handel on KFI Los Angeles. Today we talk about the face recognition system in the 2008 Lexus 600hL designed to keep drivers paying attention to the road.

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My regular Friday appearance with Bill Handel on KFI Los Angeles.

Today we talk about Steve Jobs's surprising call for the record companies to drop copy protection on digital music.

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My weekly tech news wrap up with John Donabie on 1010 CFRB in Toronto. The Zune launch is coming and more...

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