World Tech Update, Nov. 19, 2009

In this week's show President Obama talks tech in China, Google announces that it is open-sourcing the Chrome OS, Dell readies to intro a smartphone, the EU shuts down 54 Web sites that violate consumer law, Howard Stringer says Sony is ahead on cost-cutting for the year and an experimental application from Microsoft display massive amounts of data graphically.
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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• google
• chrome OS
• barack obama
• china
• mobile
• dell
• mini 3i
• sony
• howard stringer
• european commission
• consumer law
• microsoft
• pivot
• pdc

[tatatamaya54000]

I don't think Dell phone is working

[iDenmark]

its just chinese, they are very diffrent in the head...

[Zarif3000]

@kai199191 It's an american joke they wont get it they will never get it.

[nowzadick]

i wowed at Microsoft Pivot

[MiklosRabi]

How many times have u see comments or posts here from Chine? Let me guess... Zero.

[kai199191]

damn... no one's laughing when obama jokes

guess they only accept nerds to conference....

[legomaster101]

they have youtube... no porn yet XD

[JoeTNoonan27]

i cant beleive china doesn't have youtube or porn!!!

[techie699]

Yess...wait for this every week!

[ScalversGadgets]

wtf is wrong with him?