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October 7, 2011 02:31 pm EDT

Engadget Podcast 259 - 10.07.2011

A somewhat sombre duo addresses the passing of the man whose invention gave birth to podcasting itself. They also talk about tablets and cars, so don't worry about a thing. It's the Engadget Podcast...still hungry, with respect and humility.

Hosts: Tim Stevens, Brian Heater
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Baker Street


00:00:30 - Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, has passed away at 56
00:16:15 - Remembering Steve Jobs: we all pay tribute
00:36:00 - Apple's 'Let's Talk iPhone' keynote liveblog!
00:38:45 - iPhone 4S hands-on!
00:42:00 - iPhone 4S officially announced: lands October 14th starting at $199 in sizes up to 64GB, coming to Sprint
00:47:58 - Grid10 review
00:59:00 - Amazon Kindle review (2011)
01:05:10 - Tesla Model S test ride and factory tour (video)



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