It was a busy week in the tech world, and the GigaOM Podcast is here to help you make sense of it all. Eliza Kern and Kevin Tofel invite us over to Facebook’s new “Home” on Android. Then Katie Fehrenbacher gives us a ride through Tesla’s new lease deal. And finally, Janko Roettgers opens our eyes to Rdio’s new video service, Vdio.
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It’s no Facebook Phone: Home looks nice but could have limited impact
Tesla to offer leasing option for Model S
Four years in the making, Vdio finally opens up to Rdio subscribers in the US and UK
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