RSS Digest for Tuesday, Augest 18th, 2009:

Face hot? Maybe you should have a solar-powered fan built into the brim of your hat
Add video from your networked storage into Movie Maker
New Dell-ARM combo poised to take on Wintel netbooks?
Back-To-School: Crap you wont need in college
WebKit nightly builds top Chromium in OS X JavaScript tests
Elder Scrolls franchise not dead yet
Self-Enforcing Protocols
Google Project 10^100 update ‘within a month’
Lenovo debuts IdeaCentre D400 home server, ‘world’s thinnest’ Q100 and Q110 nettops
Blockbuster movies headed to Motorola phones
Arrow of time no longer double-ended
Nintendo DS lookalike disappears from App Store
Understanding Windows 7 AppLocker
FCC Launches a Blog, Joins Twitter Stream
microsoft’s ec proposal follow-up
Adobe: Camera Raw support to continue for PowerPC users
Microsoft Makes White-Spaces Breakthrough for Rural Broadband
Palm WebOS App Catalog Now Open to Submissions
Solar Trust offers ‘turnkey’ solar thermal option
Finn fined just €3,000 for sharing 768MB of music
iTunes Share of U.S. Music Sales Reaches 25%
Twitterrific 2.1 for iPhone to bring video, more
Social Networking is Not Dying, and the Sky is Not Falling
Exchange Server 2010 Release Candidate Available Today!
Windows 7 Release Candidate Downloads End August 20th
Cut your phone bill
Qwest to Shut Down Wireless Service
Review: Gorilla 4.5.5
PSN to be down during GamesCom
Man faces $210,000 fine for selling counterfeit software
Google’s Endgame for Mobile — Alleviating Misery?

- Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Acer, Android, Apple, Asus, Chrome, Dell, Firefox, Google, iPhone, Mac OS X, Microsoft, Mobile, Mozilla, Netbook, Palm, pre, Twitter, Windows 7

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

Tags: Aliens, amazon, American, Asimo, Asperger's, big, caffeine, Cannon, Digital, ecosystem, engine, Ericsson, G.I, Google, Hacker, handset, HD, Hitachi, HP, iPhone, keyboards, laptops, LG, MacWorld, Mobile, Music, Nasa, Netbook, Netflix, Nvidia, Palm, Phone, pre, PS4, RFID, Safari, Samsung, Sony, Textbooks, Tough-N-Tiny, Twitter, URL, USAA, usb, Verbatim, WebOS, WIndows, Xbox, Zune

RSS Digest for Saturday, Augest 8th, 2009:

Facebook jealousy sparks relationship woes: study
What Is The Real Reason Dell Is Discontinuing 12-inch Netbooks?
AP Mobile for iPhone still a dog for many
App Store Thaw? Apple Accepts A Gmail Push Application
Report: Apple, Google agreed not to poach each other’s workers
Panasonic adds Amazon VOD to Blu-ray players
Google: Unify the Phone Numbers and All Else Follows – NYTimes.com
LG Chocolate Touch and Samsung Omnia 2 slated for August 23rd, according to supposed Best Buy leak
Best Buy in 3D Needs to Go Back to the 2D Drawing Board [Augmented Reality]
Week in Apple: mystery Apple product, keyboard and SMS exploits, 10.5.8
Job bank for women in technology
Poor Passwords A Worse Problem Than Poor Antivirus
Blu-ray support coming with iTunes 9?
British military encouraged to get online
XP Mode vs. Med-V
Energy saving search engine
Downloaded Child Porn? Blame Your Kitty Cat [Wrongmodo]
The Web Cycle: The faster you pedal, the faster your porn downloads
Six-Month-Long Camera Exposure Shows Both Winter and Summer Solstices [Photography]
Some Basic Truths About Broadband (Economics)
Week in tech: USB 3.0, gay slurs, and Chrome syncing in the cloud
NSFW: Ice-T tears apart a Powerbook, wants to be in Gears of War 3
Plantronics Discover 925 Bluetooth Headset – $42.99
Week in Microsoft: Windows 7 RTM starts trickling out
LG GD900 Crystal submerged in a fish tank
Debian & Android Together on G1
Nintendo sells 600,000 copies of Wii Sports Resort in Europe
Contributing To a Project With a Reclusive Maintainer?
Fixing XML
Planet Mozilla Interns: Aaron Train: Totally hip, totally rad Mozilla QA Companion 1.0

- Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: amazon, Android, Antivirus, App, Apple, Application, Blu-ray, Bluetooth, broadband, buy, camera, Chocolate, Chrome, Cloud, Crystal, Debian, Dell, Drawing, Europe, Facebook, gay, Gmail, Google, Headset, hip, Ice-T, iPhone, iTunes, Job, keyboard, LG, Microsoft, Military, Mobile, Mozilla, mystery, netbooks, Nintendo, NSFW, Omnia, Online, Panasonic, Passwords, Phone, Photography, Poor, porn, PowerBook, real, Resort, RTM, Samsung, search, shows, slurs, SMS, starts, study, SUpport, Touch, Unify, usb, VOD, war, Web, Week, Wii, WIndows, Winter, Wrongmodo, XML, XP

RSS Digest for Wednesday, Augest 5th, 2009:

Verizon-branded Touch Pro2 plays ’spot the difference’ with previous spy shot
Hitachi’s 2TB 7200RPM HDD is world’s first
‘We’re Working on It Right Now’
A not-so-deeper look at OS X 10.5.8
Google Buys On2
Uber-nano nanolasers could lead to faster computers, reliable internet, neverending list of awesome things
You are SO unfollowed!
Apple fixes hole with Mac OS X image viewing
Comcast adopts DNS hijacking, imposes irritating opt-out
Celebrity Mac Chick Sighting: Erin Andrews
Mac OS X 10.5.8 chock full of security, reliability fixes
Alienware back to school sale
Preview the Office 2007 Ribbon-Like UI Floated For OpenOffice.Org
How to Spread a Tweet with Tweetmeme
The Mozilla Blog: Mozilla Service Week: A little help from our Friends
URL shortener Trim takes a tumble
Say Hello to a New GooglePhone: The T-Mobile MyTouch
Chargers’ Twitter cops bust Cromartie for tweet – NFL – Yahoo! Sports
News: App Mix: TomTom, Pac-Man, Q*Bert, GoPayment
Microsoft admits that it feels threatened by Linux
Win your way to TechEd AU with a WinMo application
Nintendo DS pirate gets jail time
David Eaves: 5 Ways to get to the Next Million Mozillians
Amazon slashes 160GB PS3 price
Free culture or “digital barbarism”? A novelist on copyright
App Store Mercenaries

RSS Digest for Tuesday, Augest 4th, 2009:

Deciphering Windows 7 Upgrades: The Official Chart
Fiber gets nimble: small telcos weaving fiber web
29 vs 20,000
Virtualization Finally Gets Real
Is Facebook Pulling an Apple With Its Ad Guidelines?
HTC Hero for Sprint confirmed?
Updated FiOS Twitter and Facebook widgets add onscreen keyboard, not friends or followers
Yahoo has escape clause in Microsoft search deal
5 tips for blogging your way to success
Intel introduces distributed computing to Facebook
Office for Mac SP2 causes incompatibility with PC XML files
Wi-Fi Services Hot Again: Startup WeFi Raises More Money
User Account Control Data Redirection
Samsung Omnia II 8000 Review at PhoneArena
WTF is up with Palm’s creepy Pre ads?
New petition demands an end to Kindle DRM, faces long odds
Bandwidth.com’s investment in FreePBX paying dividends
HTML 5 Canvas and Audio Experiment
‘Sexting’ craze on the rise among British teens
Facebook Is Now the Fourth Largest Site In The World
about:mozilla: about:mozilla – One billion, Theora, add-ons tour, Chocolate Factory, Mozilla.org, Bugzilla, and more…
FBI Nabs Chicago Transit Authority Radio Hacker
Microsoft trademark reveals Microsoft Store logo
Solve an iChat login issue on certain routers
Microsoft’s Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000: ready for Windows 7, just like your haggard Vista PC
News: Grantwood intros RunWallet for iPod shuffle
Windows XP Mode RC Now Available
News: Apple launches iTunes Music Store in Mexico
Android Applications Soon To Run On MIPS32 Chips
Redesigning Your Own Site
Yahoo Shuts Bix Down. Did Anyone Notice?
ROFL: WET Shot at Love viral video
Super speed: a brief history of USB 3.0, 2007-2018

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Acer, Android, App, Apple, Asus, Browser, Firefox, Google, HP, Intel, iPhone, Mac, Mac OS X, Microsoft, Mobile, Mozilla, Palm, pc, pre, Safari, Samsung, Twitter, Windows 7

RSS Digest for Monday, Augest 3rd, 2009

Facebook app lets Intel PCs donate processor power
ARM-based netbooks set to arrive on US shores by year end
Dell adds high-powered ATI FirePro M7740 graphics to the Precision M6400
Accused domain thief faces jail time for “stealing” P2P.com
Microsoft apps–only suckers pay retail
OCZ’s 1TB SSD Colossus due out this month for ~$2500
Windows Mobile 7 to be a premium, multitouch beast of a platform
My Kindle ate my homework
PayPal suffers from e-commerce outage
AT&T and SlingPlayer
White House ‘Cyber Czar’ Resigns; Let’s Not Replace Her
From the NASA Archive: Astronaut-Butt Molds
Verizon drops smartphone prices across the board
Netbook Fight! Gateway LT3103 versus Acer Aspire One 751h
Mac 911 and the summer vacation
Pirate Bay founder Peter Sunde resigns
Hidden gay slur, search terms, get campaign site blacklisted
Radio Shack rebranding: Why? Why!?
PS3 sales hit 24 million globally
Backstage: Thermaltake’s Luxa2 M1-Pro, M2 + M3-Air Cooling Stands for Apple’s MacBooks
ATM scam at DEFCON clearly the work of ironic criminals
10.5: Be aware of a shrinking Terminal window bug
Breakin’ up is hard to do: Schmidt leaves Apple board
Top Facebook etiquette tips
Sony ‘to launch cheaper, slimmer PS3′
Sony’s VAIO W netbook reviewed: personable and pricey, and that’s pretty much it
“Life Comes Together”: the alternative Windows ad campaign Microsoft didn’t run
Reports: RIAA wins $675k in damages from file swapper
GM_Stargrass
The Making of a Prehistoric Brew

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Acer, ad, Apple, ARM-based, Aspire, Astronaut-Butt, ATI, ATM, blacklisted, Board, bug, campaign, Colossus, Cooling, criminals, Cyber, DEFCON, Dell, e-commerce, etiquette, Facebook, FirePro, Gateway, gay, high-powered, Intel, ironic, Jail, Mac, MacBooks, Microsoft, Mobile, multitouch, Nasa, Netbook, netbooks, P2P.com, PayPal, Precision, Prehistoric, Processor, PS3, Radio, rebranding, RIAA, sales, Scam, search, SlingPlayer, slur, smartphone, Sony, SSD, Vaio, Verizon, WIndows