With only a few days until we get the iPad in our hands, we start getting giddy about our coverage of the device. Plus we discuss who's getting an iPad now, who's waiting until 3G, and who's holding out until the second generation and why.

New iPhone rumors fly about the Internet with very little to back them up other than speculation heaped upon speculation.

Plus, we answer your hard-hitting Twitter and Facebook questions! Okay, they weren't that hard-hitting.

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Have Google and Apple stopped having super-fun sleepovers with smores and pillow fights? The New York Times seems to think so and we're not that surprised. An analytics firm points to some surprising sales information concerning Android and iPhone handsets.

Finally, one of our favorite apps and services makes an announcement that makes us sad. So very sad. 

Plus, we answer your hard-hitting Twitter and Facebook questions! Okay, they weren't that hard-hitting.

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It's that time of the year, patent lawsuit time. Apple has unleashed its lawyers on the folks over at HTC. We wonder why HTC was the target of the suit and not Google.

A new Mac mini rumor merges with HDMI hitting the port mix. What does this mean for the Apple TV?

And finally Netflix is asking its customers if they would like an iPhone/iPad app. Uh, yes.

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To mark the occasion of our 128K podcast, we talk about our first Macs. Memory lane is a road paved with over-priced RAM and tiny hard drives.

We also discuss how the Macworld Expo went without Apple's presence and what we think about its future. And finally, there's a rumor that we could be getting an authorized Steve Jobs biography. Maybe it'll be ready in time for the iPad?

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