RSS Digest for Tuesday Augest 11th, 2009:

No, Really, I’m Studying… Textbooks on Your iPhone
Asimo costume: for best results, move robotically
Hotels That Tweet
La Petite URL
RFID-secured hard drive: sexy if it works
HP, Dr. Dre plan new ‘digital music ecosystem’
Netflix to hold second film recommendation contest
Carmack thinks Sony might release PS4 before new Xbox
Samsung, LG capture almost half of North American handset market?
The Verbatim Tough-N-Tiny is a tough, tiny 8GB USB drive
Safari 4.0.3
Think big: NASA pushed to fund 40 year research projects
‘Lost’ Star Elizabeth Mitchell Fights Aliens in ‘V’ Reboot
LG’s phone division cooking up netbook integration, ‘blooming’ keyboards, and a form factor you’ve never seen
Using Custom Icons in Windows Mobile 6.5
USAA Bank Will Let Customers Deposit Checks by iPhone
How Twitter Saved G.I. Joe
Sony finally admits NVIDIA chips are borking its laptops, offers free repair
How a Macworld Cover Is Made
Xbox 360 gets Netflix exclusively
Sinewave Modulated Adjustable Cannon
Is Sony Ericsson eyeing the netbook market?
Google provides peek into new search engine
Amazon also leaks Zune HD pricing
1 TB Hitachi 7200 Internal Drive – $64.99 AR
Hacker with Asperger’s Sentenced to 55 Months for Trucking Scheme
Apple Planning Some Super Secret Social App?
Google gets caffeine injection as search speeds up
Palm Pre soap brings webOS to the tub

- Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

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Here are the links for: Tuesday, February 3rd 2009…

Google Earth: Now in 4D
Why Microsoft should release Internet Explorer for Linux
Simplify, simplify: How Microsoft can release just one version of Windows 7
NVIDIA’s Ion For Netbooks & HTPCs, Full Performance Coverage
Seagate To Launch 2TB, 3.5-in Disk Drive
Win 7 Tip: Microsoft Attempts to Fix Networking With Homegroups [Windows 7]
Left 4 Dead Retail: 1.8 Million Sold
Apple adding to its “vintage and obsolete” list
Report: 99% of recycled cell phones still contain owner data : Christopher Null : Yahoo! Tech
Windows 7 Editions Announced
Backstage: On iPhone 3G Lawsuits: Why They Happen, and How Apple Can Stop Them
Hitachi takes losses, chops jobs
Dell Starts Offering Exclusive Discounts Through Twitter
What’s this, a replica gun from Portal?
LaCie releases 8x Blu-ray burner
Patent watch: Does this show an Apple tablet?
iPhone app-cracking software gets pirated
Apple’s Terms No Longer Allow ITMS Purchases Outside of US
Apple’s App Store gaining momentum
Seagate sets Constellation above Barracuda
Asus unwraps 10in Eee with 9.5-hour battery life
Interview With Garry Newman

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Here are the links for: Thursday, January 15th 2009…

An Inside Look At Dell’s Cloud Server Lab
Apple Gains U.S. Market Share Year-Over-Year in Q4, But Dips from Q3
Apple gives up spot to Acer in recent market share data
Apple trademarking “OS X” without the “Mac”
Apple’s disclosures about Jobs might draw lawsuits
Best of Lifehacker’s Windows 7 Coverage So Far [Roundups]
Buffalo’s 802.11n WiFi dongle: small in size, tiny in price
Cook as Apple interim-CEO. A trial run?
Fake Steve Rips Reporter Apart, Banned from CNBC for Life
Gartner numbers indicate solid Mac sales for Apple
Gartner: PC revenues shrank in Q4, but netbooks show gains
Google Apps gets Authorized Reseller Program
Google Giveth, and Taketh Away
Hitachi Maxell develops no-leak alkaline batteries, gives a warranty
How many times have you read ‘What’s next for Apple?’ today?
Is Pre enough to save Palm?
iWork ‘09 is Evolutionary, not Revolutionary – and Great
Leaked Office 14 screenshots confirms love for Office 2000
MSI announces Wind NetTop D130 — the desktop with Nordic styling
My day with Windows 7
New Mac Minis to use NVIDIA’s Ion platform
Record companies happy with new iTunes pricing (duh)
Some Fanboys Don’t Like Windows 7 Either
Strong Apple team can fill in for Jobs
Web Responds to Steve Jobs’ Leave from Apple
Win 7 Tip: The Taskbar Is the Most Useful New UI Change [Windows 7]
Windows 7 Background – Did You Get It?
Windows 7 Tips and Tricks
Windows 7 vs Windows Vista SP1 – An Observation
Wisconsin Girl Cancels Online College Courses Thanks To A Mind Blown By Her Ubuntu An Inside

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