RSS Digest for Sunday, June 21st, 2009:

The Commodore 64 emulating iPhone app that coulda been a contender
Robotic Ferret Will Detect Hidden Drugs And Weapons
25% of US teens don’t consider it cheating to store notes on smartphones and peek during exams
Evidence knife makes perfect grab bag gift for the office backstabber
Meizu CEO: current M8 upgradeable to 3G, estimated cost about $190 to $220
Covering a small city
Lasers-guided cars could allow us to eat and sleep at the wheel while travelling in 70mph convoys
Trying to hack a good night’s sleep
Google Suggest Disabled In China Due To Por
Weird Science: giant sperm ahoy!
Even More Head-Scratching Apple Analysis From CNBC [Cnbc]
Could Palm’s openness to hacking webOS bring about (another) downfall of their platform?
QMO: QMO is now 12.5% more Usable!
How RIAA Case Should Have Played Out
How to Use Alltop to Add Content to Your Website, Blog, and Feed Reader
Windows Weekly 112: Spring Loaded Paul
Defogging the Cloud in IT
SNES USB cartridge adapter should set eBay aflame
KindleGate: Confusion Abounds Regarding Kindle Download Policy
The Newspaper Isn’t Dead Yet
Google Snaps Up One Million Phone Numbers As Google Voice Launch Looms Large [Google]
Verizon MiFi lets iPhone download big files on the go
Microsoft Open Source Licensing
Windows 7 Hits a New Low
Calendar: Our Menu has Changed…
John O’Duinn: Better: A Surgeon’s Notes on Performance by Atul Gawande
Canonical licences ’satanists’ selling Ubuntu-esque t-shirts
browser memory usage
Intel explains new Core i3, i5 and i7 CPU branding
Woman with no computer ’settles’ with RIAA over piracy claim

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

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Here are the links for: Sunday, February 8th 2009…

Time Warner increases bandwidth caps to above 40 GB
Steve Wozniak to Compete on ‘Dancing with the Stars’ TV Show
IBM to workers: offshore yourself
CBS Hosts Ad-Funded TV Series, Incl. Original Star Trek
Mophie to introduce Juice Pack Air – thinner, full protection, integrated power switch
Kohjinsha livens up netbook game with shockingly green Gachapin edition
The Pogo Sketch: does your iPhone need a stylus?
Google Latitude “fundamentally flawed”
Kaspersky Customer Database Exposed
Nokia to open their own ‘App Store’?
Apple Denies Facebook Blocking
Netbook Debate Heats Up As Google Bans Term From Ad Network [There Can Be Only One]
Meizu M8 on sale for $440: buy at your own risk
Most Popular Twitter Clients Revealed
Foxmarks brings free bookmarks syncing to Safari
Nvidia Is Trying To Make an x86 Chip
Apple Surges To $100/share For First Time This Year
On Email
Gmail Poised to Surpass Hotmail by End of 2009
Keepin’ it real fake, part CLXXXI: Sumsang Omnia can’t fool anyone

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Here are the links for: Wednesday, February 4th 2009…

A closer look at the Windows 7 SKUs
Samsung 8-Megapixel Memoir Phone is Like Digital Camera That Takes Calls [Samsung Memoir]
7-inch USB-based MIMO monitors now shipping
17-inch MacBook Pro delayed, shipping in two weeks
Half-Life 2 engine used to create fire drill demo
New Snow Leopard Build (10A261) Seeded to Developers
Meizu M8 gets English-language video review
Gmail Adds New Move To and Labels Drop-Downs, Autocomplete
Gates unleashes mosquito swarm onto TED talk audience (Update: Maybe not?)
Watch and Listen To The Geniuses of This Week’s TED Conference On Your iPhone [IPhone Apps]
Why Your Avatar Matters
Mark Finkle: Fennec – The Inside Story
It’s official: DTV “hard date” moved to June 12
Chinese man killed by exploding cellphone; a few helpful tips
New Steam Update Gives You the Ability to Specify Content Download Region
Google Latitude coming to other devices, iPhone included
Apple to Allow Background Tasks on iPhone?
T-Mobile G1’s RC33 update includes Google Latitude
Symantec brings back Norton Utilities
Deck out your iPod Video with a 240GB hard drive upgrade
Panasonic: 15,000 jobs to be eliminated
First impressions with the Eee PC 1000HE and its delectable keyboard
Quake in your browser
Apple: Welcome to the obsolete list, PowerBook G4
Firefox 3.0.6 fixes yet another JavaScript bug
Time Warner swings to 4Q loss on hefty writedown
Google Earthlings fly to Mars
Known bugs in Windows 7 beta
Disk Encryption Standards Could Muddy Data Recovery
Google & The Big Ideas
Windows 7 auto-elevation mistake lets malware elevate freely, easily
Second Windows 7 beta UAC security flaw: malware can silently self-elevate with default UAC policy

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