Topic: Google Nexus S

A Taiwanese food blogger was sentenced to 30 days in jail for writing a negative review of a restaurant. The hosts transition into a discussion about the Google Nexus S phone, testing its voice recognition capabilities for navigating to Hesperian Boulevard in San Leandro.

German citizens are actively resisting Google Street View cars due to historical cultural sensitivities regarding surveillance and privacy. Reports indicate that Google vehicles have been sabotaged with punctured tires, reflecting a broader European skepticism toward the data collection practices of American tech giants.

Google announced a partnership with the National Security Agency (NSA) to investigate and defend against cyber attacks, specifically those originating from China. The hosts express skepticism regarding the impact on user privacy and the "Do No Evil" corporate motto.

Google has applied for authorization to buy and sell wholesale energy, leading to speculation that they intend to become a major player in the "smart grid" market. The hosts compare this move to the business model of Enron. Additionally, the new Google Nexus One (HTC) phone is reviewed, with the hosts noting its slippery design and lack of dual-touch capabilities.