Tech Weekly: Peter Gabriel's Filter and the 3G iPhone

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This week's half-hour of ear massage is ready for you: we talk to Peter Gabriel, discuss the iPhone, and muse on broadband speeds

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This week in Tech Weekly we talk to Peter Gabriel about his new web recommendation service, The Filter. It's a kind of last.fm for the whole of your cultural life - and he explains how he got involved.

We couldn't pass up Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, so we dissect the latest on the big 3G iPhone announcement. Was it as big as was expected? And is this a sign that Apple is changing its business approach.

Also in this week's show, more news of Microsoft's proxy Yahoo takeover, the BBC's moves to stream its archive live online, the phenomenon of advertising within Playstation 3 games, and whether broadband adverts will really change.

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(Apologies. We wanted to find a Guardian picture of Peter Gabriel dressed as a flower, but couldn't. CC on Flickr, anyone?)