Whitelist Noise - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 8

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It*s like going over to your cable box and saying okay, I do want HBO, right. The moment you do that, every time I give you a new newsletter your little RSS Reader will vibrate or glow or let you know that there is a new posting. And then you just click on the link for it and you can read it as it takes you there via its browser. So that*s the way RSS works. And the best part about it is it completely eliminates the Internet Service Provider and any spam filter that maybe set incorrectly between you and your customer or you and the newsletter that you want to read as a customer. It*s brilliant now the new RSS also offers enclosures. You maybe hearing a lot about pod casting. Pod Casting is basically RSS audio, so the cool thing is that we are moving more and more towards RSS, mail is still viable, web is still viable but RSS is the link that makes sure that you don*t get spam and you don*t see anything you don*t want to see. Because if you get sick and tired of my newsletter, all you do is go to your RSS Reader and turn me off. And that*s it, RSS rocks and for those of you that are bloggers you probably already know that your blogging software will generate an RSS Feed. So every time you post a new blog entry like we do on our site at onlinetonight.com. The moment you post a new blog entry, well the people that have your channel tuned in will get notification that you have a new blog entry. Now you can subscribe to a number of feeds at onlinetonight.com.

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Mike: Yeah, David, thanks for taking my call for all the vibes that you give out.

David Lawrence: My pleasure.

Mike: My question is, I have always had Nokia cell phones up until a couple of weeks ago and my wife got me the new Motorola Razor.

David Lawrence: Ooh, this is the woman who loves you.

Mike: Yeah, we have been together long time. My question is with the old Nokia, the Nokia I have had if you push your contacts for your phone numbers and then you start to spell the names that if you are doing Smith, you just hit the S and then hit the M and it would go right to the SM and whatever started there. With the Motorola if I go to the phonebook and then hit the S and then hit the M, it give me some like the starting to the Ss to the starting of the Ms.

David Lawrence: Yeah Motorola doesn*t have--

Mike: If write a pre-spell you know like kind of like word helps you out spelling long words or stuff, you know automatically recognize this or not.

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