We pinch ourselves as we ask if the Telstra-NBN deal really happened, envy the employees of Google, mourn the shrinking of myki and ponder the future of piracy abroad.
We pinch ourselves as we ask if the Telstra-NBN deal really happened, envy the employees of Google, mourn the shrinking of myki and ponder the future of piracy abroad.
On this week's Technolatte, we dive into:
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Running time: 21 minutes, 14 seconds
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Google to charge phone vendors for its Android apps in Europe
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