RSS Digest for Sunday, June 14th, 2009:

PSP Go battery life worse than PSP-3000
Bigger Loss: Cell Phone or Wallet?
A Twitter Client For the Commodore 64
The Pirate Bay Joins Anonymous’ Fight Against Scientology
CrunchDeals: Asus Eee 900 for $170
Swine Flu Vaccine In Production
Memory and Perspective
Theoretical Warp Drives Theorized To Be Black Hole-Creating Doomsday Devices [Space]
The Daily Show on New York Times: Read It and Weep (with Daily Show video)
DTV Transition Mostly Smooth, Windows Media Center Problems
Pioneer explodes your dashboard with new AVIC U, X and Z-series in-dash navigation systems
MySpace problems may spread to Facebook, Twitter
What Intel Can Teach Google About the Cloud
Four years later: Why did Apple drop PowerPC?
Does Microsoft’s Bing have Google running scared?
CrunchDeals: 37-inch 720p LCD TV for $398
DIY High Speed Photography Studio In the Comfort of Your Own Home [DIY]
PS2 Casemod Lives Inside Jack Thompson’s Book About Video Game Violence [Casemods]
Weird Science ponders angry flies and guilty dogs
Apple and the Environment
Well, that explains the 8-hour battery life…[MacBook Pro]
Talkcast tonight: 10pm post-WWDC wrap-up
Google Voice About to Get More Amazing By Letting You Port Your Number [Google Voice]
Does America Need to Make Things?
Mac laptop glossy screens hazardous to your posture?
Ocean Currents Proposed As Cause of Magnetic Field
Samsung Omnia Pro to be the Louvre B7610?
Nintendo outsells competition nearly 2 to 1 in May
Win a high-tech wheelbarrow for your Dad
iPhone OS on a touchscreen monitor, multi-touch and al
Alienware M17x unboxed… by Mr. Bicep
Windows Weekly 111: An F.U. To The E.U.

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

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Here are the links for: Monday, January 12th 2009…

Windows 7 gets installed on MacBook Pro [With VIDEO]
Windows 7 as “Linux killer”? How times have changed!
Why is finding a Jasper Xbox 360 such a pain in the neck?
What I Like About XTools Better Than Visual Studio
Video: Powermat’s wireless charging lineup in action
Video: BFG Tech’s on-case LCD screen
Uh oh – AMD’s new processors are no match for last year’s Intels
Troll Touch announces touch-ified 24″ LED Apple displays
Storm worm smackdown as researchers unpick control system
Sony’s flexible OLED mockups
Sling Founders Leave Sling Media
Shifting OSes: From Vista to XP
Sharp does the unthinkable, intros slotMusic-friendly sound systems
Samsung Q1EX tablet shows itself, gets detailed
PS3 Controllers hacked to work with Windows
Post-Palm Pre, what’s up with Android?
PogoPlug NAS Adapter takes it to the next level
Palm Pre pricing update: $399 is indeed sans contract
Palm Pre and webOS: lies, damn lies, and statistics
Olidata Conte ultraportable makes its shiny debut
NVIDIA Ion platform gets demonstrated at CES
Next Palm Pre WebOS Phone Will Be Cheap, Maybe Centro 2 [Rumor]
News: Sites offer ‘cracked’ iPhone apps
New LED Cinema Displays?
MSI to sell MacBook Air-rival with Intel Pentium chips
Monday Apple Links: Macworld Expo ‘09 hangover edition
Microsoft resumes Windows 7 test downloads
Microsoft Leads $24 Million Round In N-Trig To Bring Multitouch To PCs
McAfee finds Google Code suffering malware abuse
Macworld 2009: Interview with VMware’s Peter Kazanjy
Keepin’ it real fake, part CLXVII: the BlueBerry is exactly what you
Intel Classmate 2 Already For Sale, Priced at $550 [Classmate Pc]
How to Sing Songs You Don’t Know: Still Alive (Portal)
Here Comes iPhone Nano, But Not In the US
HDi introduced MKV and Torrent supporting Blu-ray players
Hacker Charged With Selling Modems That Get Free Broadband
Google Chrome set to release for Mac this summer
Google adds HTTPS-only browsing to Chrome | Zero Day |
Community Presentation Video
Asus’s Eee PC 1000HE pulls the shift key in from right field

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