Audio analysis from the IT Week team
IT Week, 08 Jun 2007
In this week's podcast, James Murray assesses whether the government is ready to implement, and as importantly police, the WEEE directive when it comes into effect next month, while Daniel Robinson discusses if the Apple iPhone is set to revolutionise the smartphone market and casts his eye over Palm's new Foleo smartphone companion.
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