Archive for July, 2007

CNBC had me on “On The Money” tonight to discuss MySpace removing 29,000 registered sex offenders form their rolls. I was on with the Attorney General from Connecticut, Richard Blumenthal. In response to my assertion that age verification isn’t perfect and can be bypassed, Mr. Blumenthal informed us all the age verification is routine on the Internet. I didn’t get a chance to ask him for examples.

My segment was on about 7:20 PM Eastern time. Haven’t seen it on the Web yet and didn’t record it myself, so no clip yet.

Joined the cranks to talk about the debates, porn and more.

Follow this link to watch the episode

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Some folks don’t like that you can’t drag and drop songs into the iPhone. So here’s a workaround.

Cover flow’s not pretty when it’s all default graphics. So we rustled up some tips to help you get all your album art.

Did an interview yesterday with the Marketwatch folks about the ‘disappointing’ sales of the iPhone. I call it the ‘iPhone hangover’ but basically we talked about people got overhyped, and now they’re predictably underwhelmed.

Listen to the segment here for as long as they have it up.

Pretty simple stuff on rebooting the iPhone. Handy for solving some of the bugs out of the box.

G4TechTV Canada launched a new show I host, called CNET TV.  It’s our best stuff from CNETTV.com wrapped up into a half hour 8:30 PM on Tuesdays. You have to be in Canada to see it, but if you are, give it a look and let me know how you like it (or don’t!).

Here’s the press release.

Take out the SIM card from your iPhone and use it in an old phone for dirty jobs that might break your gleaming Apple beauty.