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Apple appears set to turn on over-the-air podcast downloads with the next version of the iPhone software, making it much clearer why it rejected a third-party application that did the same thing.

A German blog called Flo's Weblog has published screenshots purportedly from the next release of Apple's iPhone OS, version 2.2. One of the new features in that software, along with additions like Google Street View, will allow iPhone or iPod Touch users to download podcasts directly to their devices without having to connect the device to their computers and go through iTunes.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-10083773-37.html 

One of my personal gripes with iTunes 7 and earlier versions was that the “retention” rules for podcasts were global. You could choose to keep all episodes, all unwatched episodes, the 5 most recent, etc. but that choice would be applied universally to all your different podcasts. Thankfully, the new iTunes update addresses that situation and provides you with the opportunity to customize the settings for each podcast individually.

http://theappleblog.com/2008/10/31/itunes-8-makes-po... 

Today’s guest on the Overflow podcast is Jaq Baldwin who is the publisher of The Launching Pad blog with daily posts about the Atlanta Braves and all things baseball. Jaq provides us some insights into his strategies for using the social networking tools such as Digg, Stumbleupon and bookmarking sites like Delicious and Magnolia.

http://befluid.com/wp/social-networks.html 

Okay this is taken from the Vista General Discussion Board which can be deleted if needed!

Okay! I listen to a lot of podcasts. I would love to hear a podcast especially for Windows Vista. Even narrowed down to this very website. I think "The Vista Forums" should create a podcast and talk about, in detail, some of the popular and interesting topics on these forums. Even share a few tips and tricks that no one has talked about. Except emails and questions and talk about them on the podcast. It would be even better if it was a vidcast! I know I would watch/listen. It could be ran by the Admins or people who have been here a long time, have tons of posts, and "know what they're talking about.

Wayne MacPhail produces a wonderful podcast, Who's On Second (now in episode 15). He normally focuses on conversing with people working in non-profit and education endeavors in Second Life. His questions are sharp and balanced. His podcast guests are doing...

Julie Snyder!!!! This American Life!!!!

On this podcast Guy David explains how you can best present your artwork in Second Life within 60 seconds.

a new podcast just starting -- first show has an interview with the creators of the infamous Copybot

Virtual is so not new. Back in 1966 a televised Yule Log became a New York City tradition. For 25 years people used its virtual warmth to brighten their homes during Christmas. WPIX brought it back in 2001 after a...