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 Thursday, Augest, 13th, 2009:

Sony promises more clarity on VAIO virtualization support
Now In The App Store- QIK
Kaleidescape gets in line behind RealDVD for rough treatment
Samsung puts LCD screens on the front of new cameras
ISPs Are Boosting Upstream Speeds, But Where Are the Services?
Twitter plans to integrate retweets
Corsair’s new high-speed thumb drive holds 128GB, is whale-like
Internet Explorer 8 Offers Better Protection against Socially Engineered Malware Threats
Apple might be planning keynote for week of September 7th, might have new products on offer
New startup incubator in Cambridge, England
Paranoid Much???
Talkback Thursday: Would you use tags if we implemented them?
Verizon announces AD3700 global modem from ZTE
iTunes 9: A wish list
Dell Mini 3i smartphone captured in pair of spy shots
Microsoft reaches settlement with 11 pirate retailers
New ICANN policy stops domain tasting
Palm collects GPS location data from Pre users
Dell refutes high Linux netbook return rates, but not customer ignorance
Review: Electronic Arts Wolfenstein RPG
Laying It All Out
Next Mac Office, due by 2010’s end, gets Outlook
Video: ‘To Catch a Pirate’ is like ‘To Catch a Predator,’ only with pirates
Snow Leopard cometh soon, brings installation tricks galore
Will 4G Wireless Really Threaten Wires?
Modder hacks PSP for DualShock 2 control, proves kids aren’t worthless
Sign electronic documents with your own handwritten signature
GearDeal: Get $500 off an HP HDX 18T Premium laptop & HP mini 110 XP netbook Bundle
Shooting the boss (and getting paid for it)
You’re Not Crazy–You’re an Entrepreneur

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Apple, Dell, icann, IE8, iPhone, iPod, ISP, iTunes, Linux, mac office, Netbook, Palm, pre, psp.sony.vaio, Samsung, Twitter, Verizon

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 Thursday, Augest 6th, 2009:

Twitter, Facebook attack targeted one user
Windows 7: RTM in pictures
Panasonic’s micro four-thirds DMC-GF1 spotted in leaked picture
Microsoft killing Xbox 360 Pro?
Fox joins Universal’s war on Redbox DVD rental kiosks
Startup Weekend San Francisco Women 2.0
Defective By Design targets Amazon’s Kindle in new petition
New ID cards are supposed to be ‘unforgeable’ – but it took our expert 12 minutes to clone one, and programme it with false data
Lies About Lying
On demand in command; 51% of young ‘Net users view TV online
Windows 7 RTM released to TechNet and MSDN
Dealzmodo: $300 Off HP Pavilion dv6z Notebook [Deals]
Apple looking to avoid warranty ripoffs with abuse detection
Netbook + mouse = Newton Mogo Mouse for netbooks
Article: Weird + Small Apps 24: Q*Bert Deluxe, Meditation Apps, Glance, NESynth, Car Stat Apps + More
Intel still won’t talk Core i5 details, but you can order one anyway
Cash for Clunkers likely extended despite controversy
Clearing the air on the The iTablet – what we know so far
Apple Rejecting All e-Book App Store Submissions? [Updated]
Frankenbook! Another look at hacked Mac netbooks
Prepaid Competition Takes a Bite Out of MetroPCS Earnings
No More Perks: Coffee Shops Pull the Plug on Laptop Users
Feds At DefCon Alarmed After RFIDs Scanned
Google Chrome gets skins and JavaScript performance boost
Microsoft is now the proud new owner of Office.com
Review: iFlash Touch for iPhone
Logitech replaces G5 with Gaming Mouse G500, throws Gaming Headset G330 in for luck
HTML 5 Canvas Experiment Hints At Things To Come

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Acer, Android, Apple, Apps, Chrome, Coffee, Design, dvd, e-book, Facebook, Feds, Frankenbook, Gaming, Google, Headset, HP, HTML, i5, iFlash, Intel, iPhone, iTablet, Javascript, kiosks, Laptop, Logitech, Mac, MetroPCS, Microsoft, Mouse, MSDN, Netbook, netbooks, Newton, notebook, Office.com, Pavilion, Prepaid, RFIDs, RTM, skins, startup, Store, Technet, Touch, TV, Twitter, war, warranty, Weird, WIndows, Windows 7, Xbox

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