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We thought about calling this podcast "Unchained Melody" or "The Engadget Podcast: RAW" but our COO got a little concerned about violating some sort of intellectual property laws, so you just get the plain vanilla name. Regardless, it is quite a monster, complete with a radio play set in an AT&T store and 3-D versions of Jerry Seinfeld and Jar-Jar Binks. Dunno how else we can sell you on this one.

Hosts: Joshua Topolsky, Paul Miller, Nilay Patel
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: The Addams Family
AT&T Store music: El Remolon - Riki Ticki

00:02:37 - T-Mobile G2 now shipping to some pre-orderers
00:03:45 - T-Mobile G2 preview
00:06:30 - Editorial: Firmware, forums, and desperation -- the dark side of Android hacking
00:08:00 - Apple TV review (2010)
00:13:15 - Roku adding Hulu Plus channel this fall
00:14:32 - Hulu Plus coming to TiVo Premiere too
00:24:38 - Roku XDS review
00:36:18 - Sony's Google TV makes an early public appearance, reveals little
00:43:45 - RIM introduces PlayBook -- the BlackBerry tablet
00:50:00 - BlackBerry PlayBook first eyes-on!
00:57:20 - HTC Mondrian stars in leaked AT&T ad campaign, jump-kicks lesser smartphones? (video)
00:58:02 - LG's Optimus 7 gets previewed by Korean newspaper, has voice to text feature?
01:21:30 - Sony Ericsson LiveView acts as a 1.3-inch remote control for your smartphone, requires Android 2.0


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