Here are the links for: Thursday, February 12th 2009…

Rumor: Panasonic to buy part of Leica?
Micro Innovations’s bamboo lineup might just save the world… from generic computer peripherals
Microsoft gets serious about retail stores with exec hire
YouTube Hopes To Boost Revenue With Video Downloads
PointUI 2 Gives Touchscreen Windows Mobile Phones a New Lease on Life [Windows Mobile]
Former EMI Boss: Fight Against Illicit P2P is “Useless”
Authors irked by text-to-speech on Kindle 2
Midway files for bankruptcy
Enabling Multi-Touch in the Windows 7 Beta
SmartQ 5 touchscreen PMP / MID promises WiFi, Bluetooth
Leaked Photos of Next Generation iPhone?
Unix Lovers to Party Like It’s 1234567890
Sources: Windows 7 moving toward 2009 release
Telefónica in Spain to get a slightly sightlier HTC Dream
Google pulling plug on radio advertising service
Symbian Secures Big Backers in Mobile OS War
First decent Windows Mobile 6.5 screenshots leak out
Palm OS: I remember when
When Are Mac Hardware Updates Coming?
Microsoft to offer free Windows 7 upgrade for Vista computers purchased after July 1
The Right Way to Install Windows [Windows]
Lego camcorder spotted, great for kids 8 to 80 (sorry Grandpa)
Apple prepping iTunes Replay on-demand streaming service?
The race to kill the MacBook Air is on
Apple White MacBook Early 2009
Google Buys … A Paper Mill?
Palm Pre Spec Sheet Confirms Tethering, But At What Cost? [Palm]
Pioneer officially leaving the TV biz by March 2010, focusing on audio

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