Welcome to episode 19 of the Blog it Today Tech News Weekly Podcast. Happy Easter to those of you who celebrate it.

If you are travelling over the long weekend, take care on the roads. Our road toll is too high as it is. As you can tell, even though today is a public holiday I am in the studio. As with most podcasters, I will always make the effort to get the show out, no matter if the day of recording falls on a public holiday or not.

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Fibre ready homes ‘anything but’
Gmail now allows custom background images
New Zealand struggling to be IPv6 ready
Gingerbread for the Galaxy S reportedly rolling out in Europe
Intubation bot lets doctors safely shove tubes down unconscious human throats
Do domain seizures keep streaming sites down?
Google Video issues shut down notice
Oracle: OpenOffice.org to become “a Community-based Project”
Sitting Can Kill You
Rockchip powers Android-powered netbooks
iPhone 4 Nano clone spotted in China
Microsoft takes patent battle to Supreme Court
Angry Birds Easter now available
Twitter Offering $50 Million To Buy TweetDeck
Microsoft opens up Office 365 as public beta
iPhone 5 is dual GSM+CDMA, looks like an iPhone 4
Facebook app updated, brings friend tagging to mobile
Galaxy Tab 10.1v up for pre-order at Vodafone Australia, shipping to start May 1st
Samsung sells HDD division to Seagate for $1.375 billion
AT&T Blocks Tethering To BlackBerry PlayBook
Microsoft goes 100 percent recycled, but not paperless
New Distribution Partnership Announced
Evernote gets major update to v3.0, bringing better sharing, location support
Samsung: Galaxy Icons Look A Lot Like iPhone Icons
Ubuntu 6.06 (Dapper Drake) reaches end-of-life on June 1 2011
Rural NZ set to receive world-class broadband
Anonymous targets NZ Govt over copyright laws
Kiwi online security lacking?
How to go Completely Invisible on Facebook
Scary: Your iPhone Secretly Tracks Everywhere You Go
Kindle Lending Library comes with strict terms, preserved notes
Android 2.2 Froyo for Verizon Fascinate finally announced
Foursquare Shifts Focus From Present Tense to Future
Yahoo Pointing Finger At Microsoft For Search Revenue Shortfall
Brazilian Police To Use Facial Recognition Glasses To Spot Criminals… But Does It Even Work?
Russian software tycoon Kaspersky’s son ‘missing’

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