Listen to the Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 5pm ET!

Regular time, regular place. Wait, what? For such a hectic and crazy week as this, it's equally astounding to think that we'll be doing the Engadget Mobile Podcast the usual way -- Friday afternoon at 5pm. Just like last week, this is definitely one you don't want to miss: Google announced a couple things, RIM broke a few hearts and we reviewed a few devices. Tune in and enjoy Myriam and Brad waxing poetic about the wild week that was wireless!

June 29, 2012 5:00 PM EDT

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Mobile spying: Parents have peace of mind

Spy software is available online. Parents can locate a reliable mobile tracking application and copy its link from the website. Once the app is successfully downloaded in the mobile, user can locate the mobile from his computer or even his personal mobile.

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GLOBE's Ditch Days

The new CLEAR color-ways for the BANTAM, as well as the latest addition to GLOBE'S cruiser board line up - THE BLAZERS. These may look like the boards of yesteryear, but they definitely are not. With a 30-day guarantee on all boards and a lifetime guarantee on trucks, GLOBE'S cruiser range is not messing around. The BANTAM is stiffer, the trucks are wider and the components last longer.

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Eric Holder Continues To Show Contempt Of Congress

Attorney General Eric Holder continued to show contempt of Congress in his remarks following the House vote to hold him "in contempt" for refusing to hand over documents associated with the Fast and Furious operation.

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India's Sahara makes $600 million bid for NY Plaza: WSJ

(Reuters) - Indian conglomerate Sahara India Pariwar Ltd made an unsolicited $600 million offer to acquire the landmark Plaza Hotel in New York, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people...

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Mexico's Next President Won't Slow The Drug War

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Carnegie Mellon researchers develop robot that takes inventory, helps you find aisle four

Fed up with wandering through supermarket aisles in an effort to cross that last item off your shopping list? Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University's Intel Science and Technology Center in Embedded Computing have developed a robot that could ease your pain and help store owners keep items in stock. Dubbed AndyVision, the bot is equipped with a Kinect sensor, image processing and machine learning algorithms, 2D and 3D images of products and a floor plan of the shop in question. As the mechanized worker roams around, it determines if items are low or out of stock and if they've been incorrectly shelved. Employees then receive the data on iPads and a public display updates an interactive map with product information for shoppers to peruse. The automaton is currently meandering through CMU's campus store, but it's expected to wheel out to a few local retailers for testing sometime next year. Head past the break to catch a video of the automated inventory clerk at work.

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