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Digital Life #15: The shaving, stalking, TiVo talking show

By Ella Morton on 09 July 2008

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Your hosts Ella and Cam.

We live in a wondrous world. A world where you can stalk people, skip TV ads and shave your fiddly body bits all at the push of a button. Not the same button, obviously, but it's all still very impressive.

In this week's podcast we talk TiVo, find out how to track people's movements on the sly and, yes, discuss that darn iPhone once more.

Babbling on for the duration of this week's Digital Life are CNET.com.au's Ella Morton and respectable radio ruffian Cam St.Clair, with Craig "The" Simms dropping in to sort out all this Centrino 2 business.

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 14 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.

Centrino 2 made Centr-easy
Centrino 2: What's in the Intel sequel?

TiVo finally hits Australia
Seven to launch crippled TiVo
First Take: TiVo HD

Spankin' new 5-megapixel camera phones
Sony Ericsson C902
LG Secret

Ask Us: Special iPhone edition
CNET.com.au's iPhone Launch Centre

Highlights from the Philips phantasmagoria
Philips 42PFL9703D LCD TV
The so-bad-it's-good BodyGroom video

Location-based services: Stalking made easy
Whereis Everyone tracks kids, cheating partners

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