Due to time demands RSS Digest posts will move to weekly… This change is is needed to allow me to have them on time more often. I hate to do this but it’s better than missing a week of them and having to do catch up. As it stands I got over a weeks back log. When you get this far behind in FeedDemon you loose the per day sorting and it makes it damm hard to do the posts.

The new series will be under slightly different name with number scheme reset. I hope you all support this change… This is being done to keep them but not tie up my time as badly as the daily ones do. Due to the backlog issue all flagged articles before March 30 will be discarded and any flagged articles after that date will be processed and posted on the weekend.

Sorry for this change but its for the best… feel free to leave a comment stating your thoughts.

Tags: Daily, Digest, FeedDemon, future, RSS, Weekly

Another late set of posts..

Here are the links for:

Friday, February 27th 2009

Microsoft’s Child ‘I’m a PC’ Ads Only Works With Little Girls Apparently [I'm A PC]
Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video)
Psion responds to “netbook” challengers, says it does so still sell the NetBook Pro
Preview: Boxee social media center for Windows
Google: ‘New Code’ Crashed Gmail, Sorry, Won’t Happen Again
Acer “Hornet”: Wii-like PC game platform
Camino 2.0 beta 2 for Mac now available
Run BASIC
LG denies plasma TV withdraw claims
Inside the Recompute Cardboard PC [Greener Gadgets]
World of Warcraft: ‘the crack cocaine of the computer world’
Sega Dreamcast + iMac = iCast
10 ways to make Chrome as good as Firefox
Google Street View integrates user images
Apple cracks down on emoji apps
Microsoft to remove need for QuickTime in Windows 7
Microsoft’s Business Model
USB cable with inline card reader
Australian Censorship Scheme Gets Blocked By Opposition Leaders [Australia]
A Little Peak at Changes Coming with the Windows 7 RC

Thursday, February 26th 2009

Safari 4: Eye Candy or Seriously Useful?
Microsoft talks open-source love amid TomTom Linux ‘war’
New Adobe AIR Marketplace
Apple Removes Old Non-Customer Reviews from App Store
IE8 for Windows 7 beta in ‘reliability update’
Apple and Psystar finally agree—to keep trade secrets secret
My Safari 1.0 Review From January 2003 (Not Mine but the author of the blogs review)
Windows 7 to get 2,000 bug fixes pointed out by testers
LEGO employees hand out tiny versions of themselves as business cards
Apple laptop ignites marketing department
Quebec ISP To Terminate Subscribers Over Copyright
Acer’s Ion-based Hornet nettop leaked in presentation slides?
Acclaim developer claims PSP 2 will be without UMD
There’s the Grammatic Way and the SEO Way
New Yahoo CEO ushers out CFO in executive shake-up
Practicality of Multi-Touch and an Early PowerBook Multi-Touch Keyboard Design
Apple Prepping OS X 10.5.7 Update
Amazon Kindle 2 review
Video: Windows CE and Android running simultaneously on a Nokia N800
Android Gathers Steam Among Open Source Developers
Get the Vista Service Pack 2 Release Candidate Next Week [Vista Sp2]
New Google dashboard provides downtime information
The Future of Google Chrome
Anyone Using Yahoo Briefcase?
Windows 7 – How WGA Will Work
Safari’s new tabs: Good or bad?
PSP 2 is ready and UMD-less, claims Earthworm Jim developer
More hidden preferences for Safari 4 Beta
Purported Specs Surface for Slimline 10″ Acer Aspire One [NetBooks]
Jobs Coming Back to Apple in June

Wednesday, February 25th 2009

Nokia’s Brave New Strategy: Laptops
Windows 7 shipping this Fall… according to Compal, anyway
Google Me Business Cards: Best or Worst Idea Ever? [Design]
New slimline Acer Aspire One slimline pics, alleged specs leak
Google blocking paid Market apps from Dev Phone 1 users
Quake Live May Spark Gaming Industry Shake-up
Microsoft files patent lawsuit against TomTom over Linux-based GPS systems
Leaked Snow Leopard screenshots and video show new Stacks, install options
I Love Downloadable Media, But It Makes For a Crappy Gift [Editorial]
Warning: Google Talk Phishing Scam On the Loose
id pushing hard for Quake Live on the Mac
Kindle 2: Disassemble? No disassemble!
Announcing the Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 RC
Ballmer Confirms Skinny Version of Windows 7 for Netbooks [Windows 7]
Apple’s App Store success hasn’t stopped prices tumbling
Panasonic’s latest Toughbook 30 unboxing and hands-on
Will You Be Moving to Safari?
New, Stealthy Conficker B++ Worm Discovered
Safari 4 Tips, Tricks and Special Effects
Real worm breaks man’s computer, sick of software worms getting all the glory
Adobe patches Flash vulnerabilities for three platforms
Google explains cause of latest Gmail outage
ZumoDrive Launches Public Beta
Apple TV 2.3.1 updated totally borks the Boxee add-on
Intel launches shapely new CPUs for slim new laptops
Sony shows off its latest fuel cells and cola-powered batteries
Syba debuts RCG RC-VIS62002 pocket projector
OmniWeb Mac Browser Finally Released For Free [Browsers]
Intel also sues Psion over ‘netbook’ trademark, general stupidity
Happy Birthday Steve Jobs

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Here are the links for: Saturday, February 21st 2009…

Researcher demonstrates SSL attack
Illinois team wins regional Rube Goldberg contest
An HP Mini 2140 Mini Post
Forget iClones, Everybody’s Copying the Iriver Spinn These Days [Copycats]
iPhone game saves a family’s home
Exclusive: Windows 7 RC set for April 10, 2009
Trimble rolls out rugged Yuma UMPC
Sun Slips Firefox Extension Into Java Update
TealOS brings Pre experience pre-Pre
The Future of Netflix is All About Streaming
Windows 7 Beta Users to Get Updates That Aren’t Updates

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Here are the links for: Tuesday, February 10th 2009…

gScreen creating rugged dual-screen laptop for animated frogs and Navy frogmen
Microsoft’s “My Phone” to debut at MWC next week
Doug Turner: Milestone 1: Fennec for Windows Mobile
Linux : Over 30 Must-Have Open Source Resources.
Stop-Motion ModBook Upgrade Is Shop Class For Nerds [Video]
Third time’s a charm: MacHeist 3 underway
Is Google Sync a shot at MobileMe?
Turning an iPod Touch Into an iPhone
Apple, Google, and Palm
Twitter to charge corporations to tweet
Intel demos first-ever 32nm processors
Android Market getting paid apps this week?
Windows 7: The Complete Guide [Windows 7]
BBC NEWS | Technology | Looking back to Apple’s future
Dell multi-touch XT2 tablet now available
YAY! Google Contacts Has New Merge Feature
Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter Coming Soon for $14 [Apple]
It Works: Sony VAIO P + Windows XP
Latest Snow Leopard seeds incorporate QuickTime Pro features
DVD burning speeds hit 24X
Epson’s Na01 Endeavor mini netbook gets new color and price
Firefox 3.2 Plans Include Natural Language, Themes
Twitter Client War: Twhirl vs. TweetDeck
Whispersync could be the real news surrounding Kindle 2
Intel’s 8-core CPUs will have 2.3 billion transistors
Gizmo5 Launches OpenSky, Free Service to Call Skype From Any VoIP Phone
What’s so bad about XP?

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Here are the links for: Thursday, January 8th 2009…

Windows 7. Download If You Dare
Windows 7 beta available tomorrow: Only 2.5 million download slots
Windows 7 Beta 1 shows off new task bar, more UI goodies
Why Todays Keynote from Ballmer and Friends unveils Apples
Video: Windows 7 Beta Unveiled at CES Keynote
Town Hall gives clues to future directions for Macworld Expo
The Maximum Number of People You can Follow on Twitter
Steve Ballmer Gives “Best Ever” Status to Windows 7
Sony Vaio PC purse sized PC to give MacBook Air stiff competition
Sony Ericsson’s C510 Cyber-shot hands-on
Sony Cybershot G3: World’s First Camera You Can Surf the Web On [Ces 2009]
SlingPlayer for iPhone gets a demo
RCA dishes new 16GB SL5016 Lyra Slider MP3 player, we yawn
Qualcomm tries to distract from Snapdragon fail with Android
PhoneFace and FlipSide get BlackBerry Stormed
Palm’s pre gets it own spot on Sprint’s website|
Palm unveils new smart phone, operating system
Palm announces Palm Pre at CES
Nokia stopped production of N810 WiMax
New Freescale processors target Linux netbooks
MSI Wind U120 hands-on
Microsoft Releases Windows 7 Beta as a Free Download
Microsoft Layoff Rumors Swirl
Lots of CES news — microblogged from last night’s events
Live from Palm’s CES press conference
Is the Pre Smartphone Enough To Make Palm a Serious Competitor
iPod Touch Giving Mobile Web a Boost
IOGEAR announces wireless USB Audio/Video kit
HTC Announces Upcoming S743 Handset
HearPlanet free for a little while longer
Get the Windows 7 Look in Vista, None of Its Power [Windows 7]
Expo: Intuit prepping native app for Quicken.com users
Exclusive CES video: Plug Pogoplug in and get your files anywhere
Boxee opens up to the world and adds Windows support and more
ASUS Eee PC T91 and T101H touchscreen tablet hands-on
Apple Files Patent For Camera Hidden Behind Display
“Feature Complete” Windows 7 Beta, features still hidden, missing

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