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Monday, March 14th, 2011, 6:41 am

TechBytes Episode 34: Patents and Phones

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Summary: Tim, Gordon, and Roy catch up with news about phones and patents

THIS episode was recorded in a rush and is short because it was recorded over a mobile broadband network (it took a whole night to upload). We touch some important subjects and prepare for possible changes in shows to come.

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