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In this episode of Castellini on Computers we discuss…

Verizon iPhone
Smartphone’s aren’t as popular as you might think
Does it matter if Taco Bell isn’t serving meat?
Reasons why Zagg screen protectors are awesome
Why we hate glossy glass screens
Our comments on the State of the Union address
Comcast is giving computers to the poor
Libraries suck

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In this episode we discuss:

• Free security that every home computer user should use.
• Configuring Windows home networks
• Tiny Linux builds for netbooks
• Whether Facebook pages are replacing traditional websites
• Boxee box vs. GoogleTV vs. Roku
• New social media services (RockMelt, Blekko and Pearltrees)

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Podcast: Play in new window

This is the first of two episodes of Castellini on Computers we will be posting in the next few days. All talkingDigital podcasts are first posted on the respective show’s blog a few days before we post them here in the master feed. This episode was from 10-07-10, but you can hear the episode we recorded today (10-20-10) over at HelpMeRick.com. Or you can wait a few days and we will post that episode here.

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