Curious. Now it shows all the shows. (Never tried the iTunes one). I tried on multiple browsers and platforms, and it only showed shows up to episode 7. But now it looks good, thanks!
Hi Thomas. That's strange. We just checked in iTunes and it's pulled down all the shows. The RSS feed (http://feeds.feedburner.com/PingdomsMobileAndInternetPodcast) also shows all the shows. We've enabled the HTML5 version of the web player, but it's still an "experimental feature" according to SoundCloud.
Hi,
Is it possible to bring the RSS-feed up to date, or is there some reason why it's four episodes behind? The flash player is kind of hard to use while commuting (it tends to fail pretty hard on android for me at least). Otherwise, great show, keep it up!
Earlier this week we studied what countries around the world had lost and gained the most Facebook users over the past 6 months. With Facebook going public today, we thought we’d take a quick look at where the social network has the greatest potential for growth.
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Read on to find out, which countries are the most iPad-friendly.
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Websites are getting more dynamic, and more heavily scripted. JavaScript is going through something of a renaissance. Perhaps, however, it is time to start reigning in the amount of JavaScript code that’s included on the average web page.
Do you live in a country that loves Apple’s iPad? Most of us probably think we do, but we wanted to be able to tell you for sure. So even though we have written about the iPad 
