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n today’s show Valve CEO Gabe Newell explains why piracy is little worry to his company, and we look at rumours suggesting cloud-based gaming built into Google Chrome is just around the corner.
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Martin Sonneborn besucht diese Woche die Menschen zu Hause – und nimmt dort schon mal die ersten Bilder für das neue “google home view” auf. Danke an nicochto für die Untertitel.

This week, we learn a new, easy way to jailbreak your iOS device and figure out how to shoehorn the much-lauded Swype keyboard on there. We also discover a few tricks to take advantage of Google Plus, the best way to organize furniture for a move, and the downloads of the day make their return. ~~~~ 00:30 Ask Lifehacker: How can I organize my furniture for a move? lifehacker.com 02:06 Lifehacker’s Top Posts of the Week Google Plus – lifehacker.com iPhone Hacks – lifehacker.com Police Cheat Sheets – lifehacker.com 03:14 Downloads of the Day Instatodo for iOS – lifehacker.com Chuck for Mac – lifehacker.com Tomighty for Windows – lifehacker.com 360 Browser for iOS – lifehacker.com 05:54 – Videos of the Week Jailbreak your iPhone – www.youtube.com Install Swype on iOS – www.youtube.com ~~~~~~ Get More Lifehacker Every Monday- Subscribe! www.youtube.com See our latest episode: youtube.com Watch more of the show: www.youtube.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Lifehacker Homepage: www.lifehacker.com revision3.com iTunes: itunes.apple.com More From The People Who Brought You Lifehacker: twitter.com ABOUT LIFEHACKER: Learn tips and tricks for everything from computers to brewing coffee from the team at Lifehacker. Want to learn how to make a touch-screen stylus from a candy wrapper? Done. Need to open a beer bottle with a piece of paper? Right here. Whether you want to be more productive or just have fun, you can find out how to do it all in this series.
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A few weeks ago, the FCC released a heavily redacted report, concluding that Google could not be held liable for wiretapping, and slapping them with a measly 25000 dollar fine. Last weekend Google released an un-redacted version of the report to the LA Times, where it came out that an engineer had in fact crafted the Street View software to collect so-called payload data. He also had told several colleagues, including a senior manager about the capabilities way back in 2007 and 2008. So why didn’t the public initially get to see the full report? Christopher Soghoian with the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research joins the show to discuss.
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Google has got a graphing functionality inbuilt in there search engine, using this graphical calculator users especially students and maths lovers can plot functions in an easy, simple way. Google has now expanded its graphical calculator feature to support 3D and animated plotting as well. Learn more about Google Graphics here – goo.gl