RSS Digest for Thursday, June 25th, 2009:

Photofast CR-7200 CompactFlash Adapter Runs Four microSDs In RAID [Storage]
ASUS G60 gaming laptop rolls out, gets examined
Apple sued for 30¢ $5
Michael Jackson dies of cardiac arrest
U.K. Employs ‘Naughty Boys’ to Battle Other Hackers
Microsoft to bridge earth and Windows Azure
Obama fills FCC seats
Xbox 360: 1 vs 100 available to Silver Xbox Live members this weekend
Mozilla IT: Mozilla Scheduled Downtime – 06/25/2009, 7pm PDT (0200 – 0600 06/26/2009 UTC)
What PC makers are paying for Windows 7
TPB denied retrial, decision final
Australian ‘Net filter to block video games, too
National Handshake Day? More Like National Barricade Yourself In Your House And Don’t Go Outside Day
Generate a .lib from a DLL with Visual Studio | Code Retard
Students create portable IED-detection system
Ballmer says offline media is dead, keeps mum on Microsoft’s offline software
AT&T’s iPhone App Brings Remote DVR Scheduling To U-Verse Customers [IPhone Apps]
NoPorn: Apple removes “Hottest Girls” from the App Store
The Twitter Cycle: Curiosity, Abandonment, Addiction. Global Visitors Hit 37 Million.
WWIII With USB [USB]
Consumers still not sold on Blu-ray
Creating worthless copyright “consensus”: Canada’s case study
Putting the Outlook 2010 HTML issue in perspective
Microsoft announces Win 7 pricing, special pre-order price
Benjamin Smedberg: Help needed: Firefox crashing on AMD K6 and other old processors
Stoned wallabies responsible for crop circles
Water-cooled Aquasar supercomputer does math, heats dorm rooms
SSD Video Camera
35,000-year-old Flute Is First Instrument Ever [Music]
Apocalypse Not: Behind the Swine Flu Hysteria
Kayak to Bing: Stop Copying Us!

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Apple, Asus, Azure, Ballmer, Beta, Browser, Firefox, Hackers, iPhone, LED, Microsoft, Mobile, Mozilla, Obama, OEM, Photofast, Samsung, SSD, Twitter, UK, Windows 7, Xbox 360

Due to internet connectivity issues here is the slightly belated RSS Digest for Saturday. June 20th, 2009:

Best Handset For Freedom?
Interview with Das Bo Schitt
Robert Accettura: Things You’ll Love About Firefox 3.5
RIAA needs to be disbanded, says Moby
Giant Cowboys Stadium LED wall caught playing Xbox 360 during downtime Update: Video!
Linux’s Hardware Support Better Than Windows?
Why Macs look like Porsche’s
Phone Unlock! v3.0
Muggers Caught When Their Crime Was Captured by Google Street View [Crime]
ASUS Eee PC 1005HA up for pre-order on Amazon
Dell has 15% off numerous game consoles: Playstation 3, Wii, Xbox 360, PSP 3000, Nintendo DS
Lies, Damn Lies, and Battery-Life Statistics
Samsung shows off new flexible, OLED passport
Microsoft confirms Nvidia ‘Tegra’ chip for Zune HD
AT&T says tethering won’t cost $55
Believe it or not, this is an actual Halo desktop
Video: Obama is the first nerd president
United States Sneaks Into Top 20 List of Household Broadband Use (at Number 20) [USA! USA!]
Avoiding Latency in the Cloud
Typing In an E-Mail Address, and Giving Up Your Friends’ Too
Palm Pre Nears 700,000 App Downloads in Less Than Two Weeks [App Catalog]
Live-blogging at MSM
Pwnage Tool for iPhone OS 3.0 now live, ultrasn0w still on standby
Spunky Sputnik LED Lamp
Erik Naggum, R.I.P.
Sonos CR200 controller outed by the FCC
Why video can transform the Wikipedia experience
A Good Guide to Social Marketing
Liberal Party of Canada Comes Out In Support of Net Neutrality
Report: Steve Jobs had liver transplant
Free Mimobot of the Week: Darth Maul!
UxStyle Core Beta bits now available
Snuff Lures Tobacco Fiends With Whiff of Exotic History

- Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Apple, Asus, AT&t, Canada, Cloud, Dell, eee, email, Firefox, Google, Halo, handset, Hardware, iPhone, iPod, LED, Liberal, Linux, Mac, Mimobot, Mozilla, nerd, Net Neutrality, Nvidia, Obama, OLED, Palm, pre, RIAA, Snuff, Sonos, Steve Jobs, Tabacco, UxStyle, wikipedia, WIndows, Xbox, Xbox 360, Zune

RSS Digest for Tuesday, June 16th, 2009:

Sirius XM iPhone app coming this week, says customer support
Neat New Snow Leopard Tricks [Apple]
Twitter Amplifies Obama’s Muted Iran Policy
Google considers request to boost privacy
AT&T and Verizon deny price-fixing accusations
RIAA lawyers toss “a skunk in the jury box,” apologize
3G-equipped Acer Aspire One 531 netbook hits the US
Netbook News: Rumble in the OS Jungle Comes Down to Price
Microsoft denies report of new Xbox coming in 2010
The “New Ice Suit” keeps sweating men cool in the summer heat
Windows 7 Licensing a “Disaster” For XP Shops
Dvorak vs Qwerty
Smart Car? This One Knows When You’ve Had a Stroke
Understanding XP Mode
Battlemodo: The Wiimote vs. The Cheap Knockoffs [Review]
Is the Rock toast? Sun reportedly nuking high-end server CPU
Multi-Core ARM (iPhone) Chips Due in 2010
MySpace Executes 30% Staff Reduction Today
Moore’s Law limit hit by 2014?
Dev Team shows off iPhone 3.0 carrier unlock, I make a little water in my pants
Microsoft to RTM Windows 7 this week? Build 7260 leaks
Stat Shot: DSL Still Rockin’ the Whole World
Online banking is booming
Mario World To Take All Over Your USB Ports [Nintendo]
Netbook built into SNES, cartridge used as slot-loading DVD drive
Save non-savable PDF files
Retractable mouse pads aren’t selling well
Obama administration aims to fix broken Real ID Act
Western Digital intros own-brand SSDs
Science Academies: renewable power tech ready for big growth
New fuel cell boasts the world’s highest level of energy efficiency
Talking CC :: Creative Copyright: Copyright and options for creative practitioners

- Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: 3g, Acer, arm, Aspire, AT&t, CC, cpu, Creative Copyright, Dvorak, Fuel Cell, Google, Harddrive, Ice Suit, iPhone, Iran, Microsoft, Moore's Law, MySpace, Netbook, Obama, OS, PDF, qwerty, Real ID, RIAA, Sirius, Snow Leopard, SSD, Sun, Twitter, Verizon, Western Digital, wiimote, Xbox, XM, XP