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Digital Life #14: Heartily endorsing this event or product

By Ella Morton on 02 July 2008

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Another week, another celeb-infested LG launch party, with Sex and the City's Mr. Big hitting Oz to spruik a phone. We get the goss from the shindig as well as talking high-def TV, the HTC Diamond and Telstra's fully sick T[Life] stores.

Working the mics for this episode of Digital Life are CNET.com.au's Ella Morton and endearingly trucker-capped Sea FM star Cam St.Clair, with the televisual Ty Pendlebury briefly dropping the remote to discuss high-def happenings.

Each week we bring you a bunch of chatter on the latest news, cool products, and burning issues in the gadget world. The show goes out on radio on Wednesdays from 10pm, or 8pm for the WA dwellers. To see if there's a station near you, visit TheRadio.com.au. You can also listen online from 10pm via the Sea FM website.

Stream or download the podcast below. You can also hear the previous 13 episodes and subscribe via iTunes or RSS on our Digital Life podcast page.

Check out the links below for more info on what we talked about.

Partying with J-Hawk and Mr. Big
LG reveals Mr. Big's Secret
First Take: LG Secret (KF750)

Noise-cancellers selling for a song
Creative's cheap headphones silence the world

Digital Life hosts Ella and Cam

iPhone killer or iPhone sissyfighter?
HTC Touch Diamond lands Down Under
First Take: HTC Touch Diamond
Photos: Hands-on with the HTC Touch Diamond

High-def TV bonanza
Is it time to go HD?
Sony resurrects Bravia and PS3 deal
Foxtel iQ2
TiVo HD
How to connect your HDTV

Thorpie says they're fully sick
Telstra unveils T[Life] Melbourne
Photos: T[Life] Melbourne

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02/07/2008 08:29 PM

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