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	Podcast:		5by5 Master Video Feed
	Episode:		65: Nerdy Stripper
	Category:		Technology
	Duration:		01:49:20
	Publish Date:		2011-11-02 16:30:00
	Description:		John Gruber and Dan Benjamin talk about the new Siri ads, compare iMacs and Mac Pros and discuss whether the Mac Pro is going away, christen the Most Serious Mac Gamer in the History of the World, Apple's new In-Store pickup and changing Org Chart, Gmail, GoogleTV, the decline of Sony and HP, what printer John should buy, and iPhone 4S battery life. Links for this episode: parislemon • Incoming: A Native Gmail iPhone App. Finally. AppleInsider \| Despite new CPU options, Apple reportedly questioning future of Mac Pro Could Google TV get its Kindle Fire moment? — Online Video News Snow Today, Siri Brown? \| quietube New Apple Store app launches Thursday; here's how it will change Apple's retail operations Video: The Steve Jobs '95 Interview, Unabridged CIO.com Posting negative comments on social media sites will get you fired at Apple \| 9to5Mac \| Apple Intelligence Apple - Mac Pro - Technical Specifications Honda Prelude - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ron Johnson (businessman) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Apple - Press Info - Apple Leadership Apple - Press Info - Apple Leadership - Jonathan Ive Cook Is Making Apple His Own - WSJ.com Rethinking Apple's org chart - Apple 2.0 - Fortune Tech apple_org_chart_large11.jpg (1000×993) Organizational Chart Apple - TheOfficialBoard Sony's Google TV controller on Nightline - Engadget Galleries Sony forecasts $1.2 billion loss for the year \| The Verge Howard Stringer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Laser printer particles as dangerous as cigarette smoke? -- Engadget Troubleshooting a battery-sucking iPhone 4S \| Macworld Shutting off Compass Calibration in Location Services can stop iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S on iOS5 from sucking battery life and running hot. – Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report New Gmail App For iPhone Is Unusable, Shows Errors Upon Launch \| TechCrunch Sponsored by Bare Bones and MailChimp.
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