RSS Digest for Thursday, June 11th, 2009:

Data Protection Makes Identifying Online Pirates a Nightmare
Scientists Discover Superconducting Material That’s Just Two Atoms Thick [Future Tech]
Researchers ditch DLP, develop OLED panel-based mini projector
Sharp’s remote controlled LED light-bulbs generate seven-shades of smart
US brain-plug interface gets live human trials
Security holes poked in Chinese compulsory PC filter plan
Linux is first OS to support USB 3.0
Should Undergraduates Be Taught Fortran?
Microsoft’s Free Antivirus Software – Will You Use It?
Samsung goes official on the WB1000/TL320 digicam
Over 50,000 Palm Pres Sold, Over 150,000 Pre Applications Downloaded
Epson to mass-produce world’s first HTPS-TFT panel
New AMD Neo Athlon / Turion chips emerge in HP Pavilion dv2z
Lycos To Relaunch Search Services In Europe, For Whatever Reason
‘Bionic ear’ can detect Wi-Fi, FM,GPS signals simultaneously
Does the Wii Provide A “Watered-Down” Game Experience?
Product News – OWC Announces DDR3 1066MHz RAM Upgrades for New MacBook Pro Models
Apple already testing 10.5.8 update to Mac OS X Leopard
Scientists Create Form of Pre-Life
Nobody Recognizes The Chrome Icon, So Google Wants You To Make A Video About It
Periodic table adding new element
How to modify RSS
How to Install Windows 7 from a Flash Drive
Windows 7 build 7229 leaked
Microsoft plays recession card with Novell
Opera lashes out over Microsoft’s browser removal
Six-Core Nehalem Processors Might Arrive This Year [Processors]
Two new Mac attacks surface
RedEye turns iPhone into universal remote control
Psystar Owes Apple $75k For Some Reason [Psystar]
AMD plans ‘Congo’ chipset for a future world of thin-and-lights, dodging netbooks for now
Doom Comes to the iPhone
Handlebar-mounted bike mp3 player sounds dumb but it’s totally not
Shuttle Endeavour set for grueling station mission
Twitter Starts Verifying Accounts Without Actually Verifying Them
DRM licensing group presses on with plan to plug analog hole

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

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I recently got a ADS Tech FMRadio Recorder on sale cheap at a local staples store for $5 thinking it would be cool to play with. It works great even on vista since it uses os built in drivers. One of its main selling point the ability identify songs as they play no longer exists… Snaptune One no longer exists and the newest page on archive.org is in 2008. It did seem to have some issues with two local station’s RDS signal and it sometimes scrambles the station ID text.

If i had got it at full price  id return it easily but for the price i paid it works good enough

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Here are the links for: Sunday, January 4nd 2009…

Lenovo’s ThinkPad W700ds now really official: starts at $3,663
Lenovo adds multi-touch, facial recognition to its S10 netbook
Lenovo IdeaCentre 600: Thinnest (Hottest?) All-in-One PC on the Block [Ces 2009]
Macworld San Francisco 2009 Rumor Roundup
Will Windows 7 be Worth the Wait?
Macworld 2009 Rumors Round-Up [Apple]
Unconfirmed details flow about Palm’s CES-bound Nova phone
Things You Should Check Before Downgrading Vista.
Exclusive: New Palm phone to have slide-down keyboard, large touchscreen
17-inch unibody MacBook Pro with non-removable battery rumored for Macworld
Confirmation of Fixed 17″ MacBook Pro Battery, Mac Mini with Firewire
(PRODUCT) Red iPhone is fake
Windows Vista Capable stickers might have been a Microsoft cash cow
Macworld 2009: The Last Keynote Liveblog Here this Tuesday [Apple]
Rumored Samsung 6.5mm HDTV Prototype Could Be Thinnest TV Yet [HDTV]
Twitter in 140 characters
14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe
Rumor: 17-inch Apple MacBook Pro Finally Receiving Update, Better Battery [Rumor]
Clever tech cartoons of 2008
Wakoopa: Most Used Apps of 2008 – ReadWriteWeb
PQI showcasing microSATA SSD, ExpressCard SSD and more at CES
Stallman On the State of Free Software 25 Years On
Windows Updated: Who Leaked Windows 7?
Twitter Officially Hits Mainstream; First Phishing Scam Reported | CenterNetworks
Measuring up Windows 7’s new “super” taskbar
Macenstein | Macworld’s “One More Thing”: Steve Jobs to be appointed Obama’s Chief Technical Officer?
Pre-Macworld talkcast at a special time: 9 pm ET Sunday
Chinavasion’s plug-in MP3 player / FM transmitter / etcetera is surprisingly useful
Evidence that Nvidia renamed 9xxx GPUs tips up- The Inquirer
Linux Kernel 2.4 Or 2.6 In Embedded System?
Review: Incipio Lloyd iPod nano microphone
Why It’s Time For Steve Jobs And AppleTo Split
Researchers tapping into nanotechnology for sharper images
Creative axes 2,700 jobs, simultaneously lowers expectations for Zii
3M’s MPro110 pocket projector reviewed: okay for geeks, so it’s okay for you
The HP Mini 1140NR Vivienne Tam Edition Is Here!

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