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Digital City No. 50: Microsoft's tablet plans; an HD Wii; and AT&T's Microcell scheme

Episode 50 of the Digital City, where we handle Microsoft's plans to verify on Apple in both sharp phones and paper PCs; the rumor of an HD refresh of the Nintendo Wii console; and AT&T's Microcell figure for improving radiophone sound getting in your bag finished a $150 gadget (that they'll be happy to sell you). Also noteworthy, this is our rattling prototypal show in our newborn maturity timeslot of 3pm EST on Mondays, rather than the older Friday salutation interval -- so ordered your Outlook calendar reminders appropriately. Plus, if you're a fan of Dan's critically ignored blend of jazzy indie rock, as the Apple commercials say, "there's an app for that." Related links: >>Microsoft to verify on the Apple tablet? >>Is an HD Wii in the works? >>FYI: the Digital City recording podcast is agitated to Mondays, 3pm EST Watch the Digital City springy every Monday at 3pm EST on CNET Live! >>Subscribe to Digital City on iTunes >>Join the Digital City Facebook fan page >>Need more? Follow us on Twitter! Listen now: Download today's podcast Subscribe now: iTunes (audio) | iTunes (video) | RSS (audio) | RSS (video)

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