RSS Digest for Wednesday, July 29th, 2009:

Video: ‘V for Vendetta’ Director Goes Ninja
Kodak Zi8 Wallops Flip With 1080p, Image Stabilizer and SD Slot [Camcorders]
Xbox Live dashboard update preview invites begin rolling out
Palm Pre headed to Verizon next year
LG has first THX-Certified LCD HDTV
Agency Mulls Curbs on Cybersquatters
Pascal Finette: Mozilla Labs Design Challenges – What we’ve learned so far…
AOL revenue slides 24 percent in 2nd quarter
Intuit and open source: Tastes great, less filling?
T-Mobile to sell HTC Touch Pro2 in August
Oops, @MarissaMayer Deletes Sensitive Tweet That Can Still Be Found
AP’s rights management DRM explained
Psystar hires Jammie’s lawyers in fight with Apple
Windows 7 activation already cracked with Lenovo’s OEM license key
Pirate Bay acquisition is likely dead
Car? Kids? Get a two-pack of headrest LCDs for $130
Online video keeps growing with help of broadband, mobile
Barnes and Noble to offer complimentary WiFi
Windows 7 vs. Windows XP On a Netbook
Brilliant but Doomed Technology
Intel: Windows 7 will deploy faster than Vista
Unboxing the $1,195 URC MX-5000 remote
Steam Achievements
Motorola Morrisson with T-Mobile 3G and UMA hits the FCC
I’m 90% sure the “Apple iTablet rumor” is an elaborate hoax by Apple to get Dell to waste money building a competing device
How Much Do You Think Twitter Is Worth? How about a Half-Billion Dollars

RSS Digest for Tuesday, July 28th, 2009:

The Matrix, but with money: the world of high-speed trading
Apple Rejects Official Google Voice iPhone App [Apple]
Labels hope Apple’s ‘Cocktail’ will boost album sales
MySpace Overtakes Evite On The Event Planning Totem Pole
LEGO Unboxing
Travel Back in Time
V-Screen turns PSP games 3D
ATI’s $1,800 2GB FirePro V8750 GPU introduced and reviewed
Microsoft sponsors Firefox!
Free Spirit: NASA Recreates Mars Surface to Liberate Rover
Movie studios sue The Pirate Bay
Unix Turns 40
Samsung’s debut e-book reader arrives
Verizon Uses Twitter To Trash Talk AT&T Too
AT&T dual USB and iPhone car charger – $15
Acer and ASUS reportedly freeze netbook releases until 2010
microsoft’s settlement proposal
Red Hat: ‘We spend over $100 million a year to advance Linux’
Like Chrome, Should Firefox Put Tabs on Top?
New Scientist: ‘Humans Prefer Cockiness to Expertise’
Electric-car maker Coda gains high-powered investors
Order Your DIY Flying Trike Today!
Robot gets an iPhone 3Gs for a brain
Landlord sues tenant after tweet about moldy apartment
Mozilla Security: URL bar spoofing vulnerability
Netgear and OpenDNS to block porn from the cloud
Viliv X70 preorders delayed, should ship out on August 11
New DoS Vulnerability In All Versions of BIND 9
Alternative to Bottled Water
Toshiba’s inaugural 3.5-inch external HDD is exactly what you think it is
EU Vista, XP users will also get to vote IE off the island
Yahoo and Microsoft to start ad partnership, says source

- Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Acer, activation, Apple, Asus, ATI, Barnes, Bay, BIND, Camcorders, car, Chrome, Cloud, Cockiness, Coda, Cracked, Cybersquatters, Dead, Dell, Design, DIY, DoS, DRM, e-book, Electric car, EU, FCC, Firefox, FirePro, Google, gpu, HDTV, hoax, HTC, Image, Intel, Intuit, iPhone, iTablet, Kodak, LCD, Lego, Lenovo, LG, Linux, Mars, Matrix, Microsoft, Mobile, Money, Motorola, Mozilla, MySpace, Nasa, Netbook, Netgear, OEM, OpenDNS, Palm, Pascal, Pirate, Pirate Bay, porn, pre, PSP, Psystar, RED, robot, Rover, Scientist, SD, Security, Source, Spirit, Steam, surface, T-Mobile, THX Certified, tweet, Twitter, UMA, UNIX, URC, URL, usb, V-Screen, Verizon, video, Viliv, Vista, vulnerability, Wallops, Wifi, WIndows, Worth, X70, Xbox, XP, yahoo

The RSS Digest for Friday, June 12th, 2009:

Father of the cell phone
Why Smart Grids Could Be Slow to Beat Web 2.0
Gaming hardware, software sees slump in May
Atom N270 / N280-based netbooks may be stuck at Windows XP
Windows 7 to push up netbook prices
Windows 7 UAC code-injection vulnerability: video demonstration, source code released
Why Mozilla could beat IE in a European ground war
Twitter profile hack pwns Mormons
Palm Pixie is real, but may never materialize
Lenovo G530 for $379
Opera to ‘reinvent the web’ in four days
Apple readies new retail store design in Arizona
An end to the endless cycle?
How To Seize a Laptop And Make It Stick
Casio Exilim EX-H10 shoots 1,000 images on single charge
Blu-ray Managed Copy Full-Res Backups Are Only Good in Theory [Blu-Ray]
Safari 4: 11 Million Downloads in 3 Days
When the Cell Phone Is the Office Phone, Taxing It Is Wrong
Dell and Samsung placing orders for 11.6-inch netbook screens?
The World’s Smallest DV Camera Could Reveal World’s Largest Scandal [Video]
Major UK ISP: video streaming’s “free ride” is over
iPhone owners are superior beings, says survey
Let’s Play… Spot The MacBook Pro!
US hardware sales collapse in May
DriveSavers offers hard drive failure simulator for iPhone
SDXC set to blow your mind next year, with 64GB capacity out of the gate
Psystar: We’ll gladly pay you tomorrow for 581 copies of Leopard today
Recreating Tesla’s Wireless Power Experiments [Tesla]
Bring Back MST3K!
Twitpocalypse Not Now: Crisis Averted
Running Custom Firmware on the Palm Pre Is Rather Easy [Palm Pre]
Bio-ammonia Plans Proceeding

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Apple, Atom, Backup, Biotech, Blu-ray, camera, Casio, cell, Dell, DV, firmware, flash, Hard Drive, Hardware, IBM, IE, Intel, iPhone, ISP, Laptop, LCD, Lenovo, Leopard, Macbook, MacBook Pro, memory, Mormons, Mozilla, MST3k, Netbook, Opera, Palm, Phone, police, pre, Psystar, Safari, Samsung, Scandal, SD, Simulator, Smart Grids, Streaming, tax, Tesla, Twitter, UAC, Vaporware, video, Web 2.0, Windows 7, Windows XP, Wireless Power

Here are the links for: Thursday, February 19th 2009…

The New Internet Games in Windows 7
Test Updates for Windows 7 Beta Users
Intel SSDs May Suffer From Irreparable Fragmentation Slowdowns [Ssd]
Video: Nintendo DSi trailer for the US
DSi gets European release date
Paid apps appear in Android Market
Microsoft to sell red Xbox 360
Live Blog: DICE 2009 Keynote – Gabe Newell, Valve Software – G4tv.com
Mirror’s Edge DLC arrives without those pesky armed guards
Why Is There a Snow Leopard On Microsoft’s Live Search? [Just Asking]
“Still Alive,” bedroom electropop style
Next-gen Mac Mini spied in the wild?
Sprint removes data tethering from Palm Pre feature list?
Sneak peek of Toshiba’s TG01 prototype
Rogue Anti-Malware Pushes Fake PCMag Review
Prince of Persia, Shaun White Snowboarding heading to Mac
Apple discontinues 20-inch Cinema display, rumors ensue
Internet Explorer 8’s Incompatability List Is Really Sad [Internet Exploder]
Gmail Labs: Ten Gmail Labs Features You Should Enable
Dell challenges Psion’s ‘netbook’ trademark
Sprint Nextel loses $1.6 billion in Q4
The Price is Right, Hell’s Kitchen Mac games released
Stantum’s mind-blowing multitouch interface on video!
Pirate Bay co-founder asks people to stop hacking anti-piracy websites
New Bluetooth standards to bring speed, energy efficiency
Lenovo planning to use Ion for larger netbooks?
Access Linux Platform 3.0 live, in person, and oh-so-full of widgets
11 Free And Useful Open-Source Alternatives For Designers
Official: Costly Nintendo DSi out in UK before US
Beta Version of Asus T91 Tablet Netbook Gets Touched All Over [Asus T91]
Sunbelt Software – Show Stoppers 2009
NVIDIA Responds To Intel Suit

Tags: 20", 2009, 3.0, 360, 8, Access, ALP, alternatives, Android, Anti-malware, Apple, Apps, Asus, Beta, Challenge, Cinema, data, Date, Dell, DICE, Display, DSi, Edge, Explorer, fake, Fragmentation, Free, Gabe Newell, Games, hacking, incompatablity, Intel, Interface, Internet, Ion, Keynote, Lenovo, Leopard, Linux, list, Live, loss, Mac, market, Microsoft, Mini, mirror, multi-touch, Netbook, next-gen, Nextel, Nindendo, Nvidia, Paid, Palm, Peak, platform, pre, Prototype, Psion, Release, Review, Rogue, rumors, Sad, search, show, Slowdowns, Sneak, Snow, Software, Sprint, SSD, Still Alive, Stoppers, Suffer, Suiinbelt, suit, tablet, Tethering, Toshiba, Touch, trademark, Update, US, Useful, users, Valve, video, Websites, wild, Windows 7, Xbox

Due to being majorly behind I did this as a combo.

Here are the links for:

Monday, February 16th 2009
Neuros Link: Netflix Bounty Claimed!
What are people saying about Internet Explorer 8 RC1?
Lenovo said to be prepping 12-inch IdeaPad S20 netbook
Motorola Demonstrates Android on E-Ink Display
iTunes goes DRM Free
Asus Eee Top PC runs it some touchscreen Opera
Nokia also joins Adobe initiative, Flash 10 for (almost) all
Lego Mindstorms NXT 2.0 ‘Bots Can Spot Their Favorite Color [Toy Fair 2009]
Nokia starts App Store rival
Nvidia Plans To Power $99 Mobile Internet Devices
Google’s Android Market accepts price tags
Windows Mobile 6.5 is finger friendly and packs a new browser
Adobe preps full Flash player for smartphones
VHS Toaster Eats Breakfast, Not Tapes [Kitchentech]
Windows Mobile 6.5 walkthrough with Engadget (now with video!)
Palm joins Adobe’s Open Screen Project, Pre to support Flash
News: Vegas casinos warned of card-counting iPhone app
Should Apple License Mac OS X?
‘Usability Is the Only Reason Mac Survived’
Windows Mobile 6.5 announced, Marketplace included
First Multi-Core Mobile Platform Demonstrated
Landmark copyright trial against Pirate Bay gets underway
S3 crams DisplayPort, HDMI and DVI onto $70 Chrome 540 GTX

Tuesday, February 17th 2009
Liberty Media rescues Sirius from bankruptcy
Sirius XM gets 11th-hour $530m loan
The World’s Oldest Emoticons (From 1881)
103-Inch Panasonic TV Morphs Into a Giant, Multitouch Table Hockey Game [Giant TVs]
Microsoft team hacks Silverlight for Chrome
17-inch unibody MacBook Pro gets disassembled, examined
Fujitsu transfers its HDD business to Toshiba
Microsoft says “we’ve put the worst behind us” on Red Ring of Death
Partners to Support Native Windows 7 Mobile Broadband
MS To Slip IE8 Into Vista and XP Through OEMs
Apple settles San Francisco store disability lawsuit
Palm Developer Network: Overview of WebOS
User data ownership on Facebook and why it doesn’t matter
News: Apple rejects ‘South Park’ iPhone application
Android Not Dead

Wednesday, February 18th 2009
Windows 7 Beta Brings New Functionality to Games Explorer
Video: Offline Gmail Web App for Webkit browser phones demoed
Mozilla, Skype support EFF’s case for iPhone jailbreaking
Microsoft interested in ‘virtual reality’ technology company
The case of the App Store ripoff
Boxee Loses Hulu Later This Week [Boxee]
MacBook’s “Unremovable” Battery Easy To Remove
Retro Cassette MP3 Player Runs on Finger Power [Mp3]
Google wins the Street View privacy suit.
CES: No Replacement for Macworld Expo
The Oregon Trail fording river onto iPhone
Regarding Microsoft’s Foray Into Retail
Latest Apple Security Update causes issues with tweaked Perl
Intel takes NVIDIA to court over chipset licensing
New exploit targets IE 7 hole patched last week
MacBook SMC 1.3 Update fixes slow battery startup times
News: Apple posts new iPod touch ad
Western Digital My Book World Edition 1TB NAS box
Samsung Promises ‘More Than Three’ Android Handsets By End Of Year [Android]

Tags: 103", ad, Adobe, Android, App, Apple, Asus, Battery, bounty, Boxee, Browser, Card, cassette, CES, chipset, Chrome, color, Counting, court, data, Demonstrates, Device, disablity, DisplayPort, DRM, dvi, e-ink, easy, eee, EFF, Emoticons, examined, explit, Explorer, expo, Favorite, finger, flash, Free, Fujitsu, Games, gigabyte, Gmail, Google, graphics, handset, HDD, HDMI, Hockey, Hulu, IDeaPad, Intel, Internet, Internet Explorer, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, Jailbreaking, lawsuit, Lego, Lenovo, link, Loan, Mac, Macbook, MacWorld, market, Microsoft, Mindstorm, Mobile, Motrola, Mozilla, mp3, Multi-core, multitouch, My Book, NAS, native, Netbook, Netflix, Neuros, Nokia, Nvidia, OEMs, Offline, Oldest, open, Oregon, OS X, Palm, Panasonic, Partners, Passive, Perl, place, platform, pre, price, pro, project, reality, remove, retail, Retro, ripoff, RROD, S3, Samsung, screen, Security, silverlight, Sirrus, Skype, SMC, startup, Store, Street, suit, SUpport, target, Toshiba, Touch, touchscreen, Trail, Transfers, TV, unremovable, Update, Useablity, User, video, view, Virtual, Vista, Web, Webkit, WebOS, Western Digital, Win, WIndows, Windows 7, world, XM, XP

Here are the links for: Thursday, February 5th 2009…

How to Back Up Your Tweets from Twitter
Mac Flickr client flickery being re-released after API snafu
Google Chrome for Mac OS X
Time Warner Cable To Expand Its Bandwidth Caps To Additional Cities [Broadband]
Gmail Adds Support For Multi-Pane Viewing
Fujitsu LifeBooks Get AT&T 3G Today, EVDO Soon [Laptops]
High-slider integrity planned for Windows 7 UAC
Google releases Books browser for iPhone
Ballmer to businesses: deploy WinXP now and face concerns from employees
Lenovo announces loss, CEO resigns
Norway drops complaint over Apple’s FairPlay DRM
Cardboard PC takes quixotic stand against PC cases
Eee PC 701 prototype UMPC mod spotted, photographed, lusted after
Mac documentary to show at User Groups
Apple’s Snow Leopard to include location, multi-touch tools
Broadcom Enables Cheaper Android Phones
Seagate continues to communicate bad news
Walter Bender — Taking Sugar Beyond the XO Laptop
Woz joins server storage firm Fusion-io as chief scientist
Intel Follows the Crowd With Integrated Chips
Google Latitude lets you publish your real-time location
List of Windows 7 (beta build 7000) auto-elevated binaries
Comcast Cable Guys Save Elderly Woman From Burning Home [Cable Guy]

Tags: 3g, Android, API, Apple, AT&t, auto-elevated, Backup, bad, Baller, Bandwith, binaries, Books, Broadcom, Browser, burning, Caps, Cardboard, case, CEO, cheap, chips, Chrome, Client, COmcast, complaint, Concerns, Deploy, Documentary, DRM, eee, EVDO, firm, flickr, follows, Fujitsu, Fusion-io, Gmail, Google, groups, High, Home, Intel, intigrated, iPhone, Laptop, Latitude, Lenovo, Lifebooks, location, loss, Mac, Microsoft, multi-pane, multi-touch, news, Norway, pc, real-time, resigns, saves, Segate, Snow Leopard, storage, Sugar, tablet, Time Warner, tools, tweets, Twitter, UAC, User, Windows 7, Windows XP, Woz, XO