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TechtalkRadio will return from Winter Vacation January 08th, Wishing you all the best Success for 2012 and good memories from 2011 from the TechtalkRadio Staff!
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TechtalkRadio will return from Winter Vacation January 08th, Wishing you all the best Success for 2012 and good memories from 2011 from the TechtalkRadio Staff!

Listeners this week on WLMN Radio listened to an interview with Bruce Hawver, CEO of Steel Series. Also on the show was Nicole from Sprint talking about various handsets and Sarah Milstien, Co-Author of The Twitter Book who visited to talk about the Second Edition of the title!
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Saw this great Cartoon today from Cartoonist Marshall Ramsey. It was created back on 12/15/2011 so it fits in with the Holiday Season! http://marshallramsey.com/2011/12/15/cartoon-texting-while-flying/ 
Happy Holidays from the TechtalkRadio Staff, so much to look forward to in the upcoming year! While TechtalkRadio won’t be officially attending CES 2012 this year, we will be watching for all the announcements! Thanks again to our visitors, listeners and watchers!
A woman was unable to use her Sylvania Netbook SYNET7WID because she did not know the password needed for the login screen…

I was unable to find any information how to do so that worked for me. But, I did find how to perform a “SYLVANIA SmartBook Operating System Update” for the SYNET07526 “Wireless Netbook: Wireless Mobile Media Device”. After performing the procedure, I was able to use the device. (I assume that all personal file the owner had were erased: I did not find any.)
Be sure to “Unzip the SYNET_NEW_SHELL_IMAGE.zip (65MB) file to the root of an SD card”: the “folder called ‘script'” MUST be “in the root directory of the SD card”.
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I had no idea that Windows CE was currently in use! If I had seen one of these available at a local store, I may have considered purchasing it over a netbook running Windows: most netbooks are priced over $200. I’ve been trying to find an “affordable” (“cheap” or “free”, really) replacement for my Palm TX and LifeDrive.
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