EPISODE · Aug 16, 2005 · 7 MIN

Emob Podcast numéro 3

from Emob les aventures d'une jeune pouce du e-learning · host Nicolas CHAUNU

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00:00 - Introduction 00:51 - Google Print suspendu 01:28 - Google et Apple: une nouvelle alliance 01:55 - Yahoo : l'index le plus gros? 02:30 - Windows Vista: un OS qui ne vieillit pas 03:17 - Plainte � l'encontre de Windows Vista 03:56 - Nouveau Logo IE7 04:18 - DVDit Pro 6 04:50 - Omnipage 15 05:14 - Linux en Auvergne 05:47 - IBM épaule Firefox 06:23 - Jouez avec votre Webcam et le player Flash 8 07:09 - Conclusion

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