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    MrBlahBlah: ugh, flash sucks. more »
    GitEmSteveDave_IsNotLarryGaga: Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi and FM Radio! But wait, if you call within the next 20 minutes, b/c we can't do this all day, we'll throw in the Morse code app w... more »
    fenrir604: Goddammit, Gizmodo! Why must you relate everything to Apple? Broadcom released a new chip! Yay! Just write an article about Broadcom and their chip, ... more »
    SJAdGuy: What is the reality of this actually being used in the upcoming iPhone? more »
    Jeremy82465: Most mp3 players have FM built in (and working), come on apple do the right thing. more »
    Kaiser-Machead: Unused FM receivers are like dormant diseases, best left inactive. more »
    Morgan Breden: I honestly have nothing but disdain for flash. Not only is it so unsecure, but everything it does can be handled better by other programs. Games are d... more »
    something_unique_and_descriptive: Add wireless charging to something with this and you'd have a completely wireless phone, that would be sick. more »
    Scazza: "It just works" Nothing "just" works with Bluetooth. So many different BT chips, software and versions, phones and devices rarely talk to each other... more »
    strider_mt2k: WiFi ate Bluetooth. Nice. more »
    jchasse: So can I finally get FM stations on my iPot more »
    ILikeMacsWhatAboutIT: My iPhone has an iPod in it, why would I care about having FM radio? So I can listen to Lil Wayne and other crappy music? No thanks. Shake and Bake! T... more »
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  • #flash

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  • #mwc09

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    If there's a must-have mobile technology this year, that's Bluetooth over Wi-Fi. Easy-to-establish, peer-to-peer Bluetooth connectivity seamlessly coupled with Wi-Fi speeds. As the video shows, the experience is perfect. I want this in my iPhone. More »
  • #cellphones

    Broadcom Launches 802.11n Wi-Fi Chip For Cellphones

    The new chip, which also integrates Bluetooth and FM radios, can grab 802.11n data at speeds of up to 50Mbps, and Broadcom claims it can do it all without totally devastating your battery.
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  • #corporatehijinks

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    Henry Nicholas, co-founder of integrated circuits manufacturer Broadcom, has just been charged with spiking the drinks of other technology execs and maintaining a warehouse full of coke, meth and ecstasy. This is the latest incident for Nicholas, who in July 2007, was accused of constructing a sex cave so he could roll hard on ecstasy and properly love his prostitutes. In addition, Nicholas, along with co-founder Henry Samueli and CFO William Ruehle were charged last month on multiple counts of conspiracy, options backdating, falsifying reported income and securities fraud (BORING!). Call me a dreamer, but I'm still waiting for allegations involving a midget to work their way into this equation. Check out Valleywag for the full indictment document.[NYT]
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  • #qualcomm

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  • #wireless

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