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Dealing with a couple of potential issues you might encounter with a fresh installation of Ubuntu Intrepid. How to make the "new" Hotmail work in Ubuntu Linux. Giving away free Jawbone Bluetooth headsets.

Talking about the new features in Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex. Looking at the PurTEK Big Button Emergency Phone. Announcing our Christmas giveaways.

Robbie demonstrates what he believes to be the most comfortable, ergonomic computer keyboard ever developed, and also shows us how to re-partition a harddrive with free software, without losing the data.

Taking a look at Elisa Media Center: an incredible and powerful free program for Windows and Linux (Mac version is coming too). Making Windows XP look and feel more beautiful.

Installing PClinuxOS and how to use Flash to stream MP3 files.