Our good buddies from CNET’s The 404 stop by to wax philisophically about Amazon’s new biggie Kindle. Specifically, the crew sees it as a bad fit for regular commuters (along with themselves) but Justin posits that students could see a real appeal, though there are still some operational issues to work out. We also talk Windows 7′s RC release, with the trio seeing the new free release as something to almost ignore. Jeff hopes for a return to the “glory days” of Windows 2000 and XP, while Wilson cant find a way to get excited about explaining the difference between Windows 7 and Vista. [sidenote, you'll notice some technical issues. We were trying something new, so we had some slight problems. Thanks for being understanding!]

tcvi.me Today on the Bottom Line we talk with Wendy Sheehan Donnell from PC Mag and Kevin Harter, a contributor here at techvi and owner of Backslash Technologies, about the SDK which Amazon released for the Kindle today. Will these apps make the Kindle a more appealing device despite the limited black and white e-ink display? Apple is rumored to be changing the default search engine to Microsoft’s Bing, does this hint at the Apple versus Google ‘war’ and what does this mean for iphone users? Guests: Kevin Harter , Backslash Technologies Wendy Sheehan Donnell , PC Mag Show Notes: 0:25 — Kindle Apps, PC Mag 2:25 — Bing on iphone, BBC Distributed by Tubemogul.