RSS Digest for Monday, Augest 17th, 2009:

Users file privacy lawsuit against Facebook
Itty-bitty lasers hold hope for scalable optical processing
Bing rings up search gains, dinging Google, Yahoo
If You Build One Thing This Week, Make It a Shoulder-Launched Dry Ice Cannon [Cannons]
Consumers want 3G modems — at half-price
Here come the ‘Twitter, we did it first’ lawsuits
DIY: Eco-responsible super fridge
Rumored Apple event roulette wheel lands on September 9
Sony’s big plans for OLED HDTVs may slip to next year
Wannabe Entrepreneur Has Never Heard of Electronic Post-Its [Crapmodo]
eBay Watch: Mint 1949 Atomic Energy Lab
Cellphone Calls Fire Up This Guy’s Maytag Oven [Scary]
Kodak Unleashes Best Pocket Cam We’ve Seen This Year
DIY to de-stress: Sit back, get crafty and relax
Hands-on with the Satin Silver PS3 DualShock 3 controller
Three men indicted in largest U.S. data breach
Hackers set new high score for credit card theft at 130M
What is Comcast going to do with all its money?
Eliminating a Word macro virus
NVIDIA confirms Tegra processor within Zune HD, details it real good
DirecTV offers NFL Sunday Ticket via Internet in NY trial
ChromeOS spotted with dock and other blurry UI elements
FCC enforcing imaginary laws in P2P ruling, says Comcast
Adobe’s next Lightroom to forsake PowerPC Macs
The Logitech G27 racing wheel is $299 worth of realism
Mozilla nudges Firefox users to latest version
Confirmed? TomTom’s iPhone GPS Car mount will work with iPod touch, as well as 3rd party navigation apps
Create a digital ID with Adobe Acrobat
ASUS’s RT-N13U router wants to make your life as EZ as possible
Porn producers sue South Korean pirates
EU retailers chop price off PS3 before any official announcement
Brain Wrinkles Protect Against Head Banging

- Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Adobe, Asus, Bing, ChromeOS, DIY, Ebay, EU, Facebook, FCC, Firefox, Hacker, Kodak, Logitech, Mozilla, Nvidia, porn, Post-it, PS3, Router, Sony, Twitter

RSS Digest for Wednesday, Augest, 12th, 2009:

A solid 17″ laptop for $350 – and that ain’t a typo
China’s new media rules slammed by WTO as trade violations
Pirate Party registered in UK
Snow Leopard Goes GM
Judge blocks sale of RealDVD
Palm quietly improving Pre build quality, tweaking hardware
Lenovo debuts “fit anywhere” Q700 home entertainment PC
PaaS the Java: VMware’s middleware buy is a cloud play
Dell Inspiron Zino HD: a baby Dell HTPC
Team Fortress 2 Classless Update: Day 2 – King of the Hill mode
Sony eBook Readers’ Hot Secret: Homebrew [Homebrew]
Twilight time for Yahoo search
Samsung YP-R1 portable media player hits the FCC
DVD Jon receives subpoena
Yet another exploding iPhone
Kaleidescape loses; DVD copying falls again
Windows 7 review
HP and Microsoft’s ‘Back to School and Better Together’ Giveaway Kicks Off!
Digsby IM now broadcasting your status updates
Texas Judge Blocks Microsoft From Selling Word
Stephen Hawking and Britain’s NHS
New Limited Edition Marc Ecko Star Wars hoodies and jackets
Will HTML 5 Break Apple’s Stranglehold on Apps?
Mobile Breakfast Series
Microsoft and Nokia bringing Office to Symbian next year
Recall Alert: Wii™ Battery Recharge Stations by Griffin
To grow, GM tries to make small cars cool
How can ANYONE follow 10,000 or more?
Happy Birthday IBM PC – 28 Years Old Today
Checking e-mail before your morning coffee? You’re not alone

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Acer, Android, Apple, Asus, Google, iPhone, Nvidia, Palm, pre, Sony, 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 Sunday, Augest 9th, 2009:

Team Tenenbaum to fight on for those “RIAA has screwed over”
Try out Clipstart, win an iPhone
AT&T’s upcoming handsets include BlackBerry 9700, Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60
Does this TV make me look fat? The extra-10-pounds myth
Hey, Where’s Twitter For Families?
Neither rain nor sleet nor gloom of night… Centro- the letter carrier of smartphones
VIZIO VBR100 Blu-ray player freed from superstore confines, unboxed on video
FTC May Cast A Closer Eye On How Businesses Share Personal Data
The Month In Windows Mobile Apps: Fancy Browsing, Telephone Magic, and an App Store [Windows Mobile Apps]
Weird Science sees that eureka moments are for the birds
Microwave weapon will rain pain from the sky – tech – 23 July 2009 – New Scientist
Quick App – Short Hand
Retro Review: River City Ransom (Wii Virtual Console)
Publicis Groupe to buy Microsoft’s Razorfish
Dell’s Mini 12 bites the dust (but the Mini 9 is still hanging on)
Write When Inspired
CrunchDeals: Biometric fingerprint house lock with remote control for $160
Why an Apple tablet will succeed
MOTONAV GC550 GPS device found in FCC filing, nowhere else on the internet
Predicting the Unpredictable

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Apple, Dell, Firefox, Google, iPhone, Mac, Palm, pre, Sony, WIndows, 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

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