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 Thursday, July 9th, 2009:

Rumor: Windows 7 Family Pack Will Offer Three Licenses for $137 [Windows 7]
How Much Computer Memory Does Windows Need?
Facebook, MySpace: A race/class divide?
Apple Pushes Snow Leopard Build 10A402 to Developers
HP Mini 110 netbook gets 1366 x 768 display option
VMware’s CEO says x86 is junk silicon, not good for mobile
Quicken for Mac lives—and is coming in February of 2010
Bossa Nova Prime-8 Robot Walks Runs on His Hands, Smashes Aibos to Bits [Robots
OCZ's Sabre OLED gaming keyboard now shipping, priced at $135
Review: Yamaha PDX-30 Portable Player Dock for iPhone
US Seeks Volunteers To Review Broadband Grant Applications
Report: demand for Macs, iPhones on the rise
Netflix to stream movies to Sony Bravia TVs - BusinessWeek
Will the stars align for space-based solar power?
The problem with Qik and the App Store: will Apple gamble away the iPhone’s coolest-ever killer app?
Sprint Will Pay Ericsson $5B to Run Its Network
Starbucks offers free ice cream through Facebook
When It Comes to Links, Color Matters
Review: iASUS Concepts 500K Series Headset for iPhone
Sony PlayStation3 – 80 GB – $ 339 shipped
Coding Q+A
Intel and Qualcomm Are Dueling With Dollars
Review: Wellcomm iConnplus Case With Battery for iPhone 3G
Sony Bravia Connected HDTVs Finally Land Netflix Streaming [Sony]
Twittruth Tells The Truth About How You Really Use Twitter
How Would It Be to Live on the Moon [Space]
Student HP Ad Shows Beautiful Alternate Universe Where Printers Are Fast, Predictable, Musical [Advertising]

- The Constently late, Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Acer, Android, App, Apple, Asus, Beta, Browser, Chrome, Dell, eee, Firefox, Free, Gmail, Google, HP, Intel, Internet, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, Linux, Mac, Mac OS X, Macbook, Microsoft, Mobile, Mozilla, Netbook, Nvidia, Palm, pc, pre, Safari, Samsung, Sony, TV, Twitter, Update, Vista, WIndows, Windows 7, XP, Youtube

RSS Digest for Wednesday, July 1st, 2009:

NASA patches Endeavour’s leaky plumbing
Child porn found on an iPhone application
Yahtzee woolgathers on and around The Sims 3
The One Day Particle Editor
Images of Apollo Landing Sites Soon Available
Scientists find a black hole that’s “just right”
As Mozilla ‘upgrades the Web,’ Microsoft must upgrade its pace
Toshiba launching the TG01 next week in London
ATM vendor gets security talk pulled from conferences
Xbox 360 Repair Guide
Weak PS3 sales: Now the Taiwanese government sponsors Sony
Bing’s first month produces small share gain
Get ready to deploy Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 with Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 Beta 2.
How to Achieve Revenue
Gmail adds drag and drop
Happy Canada Day & Ch’town Tweet-Up
Bing takes a little more market share from Google
Finally, a MacBook Pro for Ninjas!
Gmail labels get higher placement, drag-and-drop
iPhoto update fixes crash, MBA firmware for new batteries
Bringing Moore’s Law to the Data Storage Market
iPhone 3GS TV Ads
GPS-Based System For Driving Tax Being Field Tested
3D TV will won’t go primetime in 2011
Microsoft resorts to vomit to market IE 8
Mimo Pivoting 7-Inch USB Display Now Available at Think Geek [Displays]
Happy DTS 7.1 Day, California
Is Twitter freaking out over ‘tweet’ trademark?
News: Apple posts iPhone OS 3.1, SDK 3.1 beta
Chicago ‘burb ditches red light cameras, no safety advantage
Windows 7 Beta automatic shutdowns begin today, RC users safe until March 1st
Is There More to Life than Gnomedex?

RSS Digest for Tuesday June 30th, 2009:

Starcraft lessons from a “100 percent full-blooded Korean”
PlayStation emulator hits the Palm Pre
John Slater: An Upgraded Mozilla.com for an Upgraded Firefox
Chocolate Covered Grasshoppers
Google fixes Outlook plugin for Google Apps
Where Have All the Platforms Gone?
RIAA triumphs in Usenet copyright case
Gnomedex 2009 for $99?!
The Original Ethernet Cable and Cable Diagrams [Retromodo]
Clipstart 1.1
Malcolm Gladwell Challenges the Idea of “Free”
Health Officials To Military: Ban Smoking
The Pirate Bay adds ‘user deletion’
Apple’s 3D Modeler Opening Could Be Your Dream Job [Apple]
Ubuntu: A feasible Oracle hedge against Windows
The Alienware OptX AW2210 21.5-inch LCD monitor – Hadoken!
Verizon says house shoppers crave high-fiber Internet diet
Firefox add-ons: Which work in 3.5?
New Firefox, Nero now available
Yahoo to build data center near Buffalo
ASUS rolls out RT-N16 wireless router
Arcade on wheels? Yes, please
Metaplace virtual worlds now blog-embeddable
Photos: NASA’s science, tech showcase
Comcast Bringing Metropolitan WiMAX To Subscribers
G.S.M. Palm Pre spotted in Vietnam
The Pirate Bay tracker to shut down
War is childish hell: Ars tries to review Battlefield Heroes
Ricoh jumps from copiers to the cloud
Three Startups That Want to Deliver a Fat Mobile Pipe
Sanyo’s Eneloop lamp heals your ecological soul

- Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Acer, add-ons, Ads, Alienware, Apollo, Apple, Application, Apps, Arcade, Asus, ATM, Batteries, Battlefield, Beta, Bing, Bringing, BUffalo, Cable, California, cameras, Canada, case, Ch'town, Challenges, Chicago, Chocolate, Clipstart, COmcast, Crash, crave, data, Deploy, Deployment, Diagrams, diet, Display, ditches, drag-and-drop, Driving, editor, Emulator, Ethernet, Finally, Firefox, firmware, fixes, Free, Geek, Gladwell, Gmail, Gnomedex, Google, government, Grasshoppers, GSM, guide, health, high-fiber, images, Internet, iPhone, iPhoto, LCD, London, Macbook, MBA, Metaplace, Metropolitan, Microsoft, Military, MIMO, Mobile, Modeler, monitor, Mozilla, Nasa, Nero, Ninjas, Officials, Opening, OptX, Oracle, OS, Palm, Particle, patches, photos, Pirate, Playstation, plugin, plumbing, porn, pre, PS3, repair, resorts, revenue, RIAA, Router, safety, sales, Sanyo's, Science, SDK, Security, Server, share, Showcase, Sony, Starcraft, Startups, storage, System, tax, Tech, Toolkit, Toshiba, Tracker, TV, tweet, Tweet-Up, Twitter, Ubuntu, Update, Upgraded, usb, usenet, vendor, Verizon, Vietnam, Virtual, war, Web, WiMAX, WIndows, Windows 7, Wireless, Xbox, yahoo, Yahtzee

RSS Digest for Wednesday, June 17th, 2009:

CrunchDeals: A sub-$100 Blu-ray player
Mozilla pushes Firefox 3.5 RC to beta testers
Weather Balloons to Serve Up Web Access in Africa
Nerd Bird flights out of Silicon Valley are cancelled
SkypeCap 2.0 adds QuickTime .mov support
Citigroup: eBay Still Has Plenty to Prove
Timezone confusion baffles eager 3.0 downloaders
Apple warns about iTunes syncing with “non-Apple” devices
Wikipedia turned into book
How well do Netbooks work with Web apps?
Logitech aims to make video calling easier with Vid
Government report: climate change here, mitigation needed now
IBM Throws $100 Million at Mobile
Wireless-networked, WMD-sniffing bugs. Yeah, it’s a Pentagon project …
Website anti-malware service Dasient launches
NSA Email Surveillance Pervasive and Ongoing
US broadband report: more popular, more expensive
Fake golf club holds 48 ounces of booze
TweetDeck for iPhone Lightning Review [IPhone Apps]
Buffalo BSH4A02 USB hub loves switches, hates vampires
HDS drive array failure suspected in bank giant’s ATM outage
10 (More) Ways to Provoke a Geek
OCZ Neutrino 10″ Do-It-Yourself netbook review
LG 15-inch OLED TV on sale in December
Will new browsers really upgrade the Web?
Dell replaces entry-level EqualLogic boxes
Internet Explorer 8 treasure hunt: Microsoft Australia hides $10,000 on a website, find it, keep it
Apple tells UPS to stop overachieving, puts brakes on early iPhone 3G S deliveries
Ghostbusters game is graphically crippled on PS3
Windows 7 Deep Dive Lab Event
PlayStation 2 is still the most played console
First Anti-Stab Knife
On the lookout for Push Notification apps
Twitter. Needs. Competition.
Netbooks Mutate to Meet Market Challenges

- Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Apple, Beer, Blu-ray, BUffalo, Citigroup, climate Change, Dekk, DIY, Ebay, email, Firefox, Ghostbusters, Gulf, IBM, IE, Internet, iPhone, iTunes, Logitech, Mozilla, Netbook, NSA, OCZ, OLED, Playstation, PS2, PS3, RC, SkypeCap, Sony, Timezone, TV, Twitter, UPS, usb, Weather Ballon, Web, Web-apps, wikipedia, Windows 7, Wireless

RSS Digest for Sunday, June 14th, 2009:

PSP Go battery life worse than PSP-3000
Bigger Loss: Cell Phone or Wallet?
A Twitter Client For the Commodore 64
The Pirate Bay Joins Anonymous’ Fight Against Scientology
CrunchDeals: Asus Eee 900 for $170
Swine Flu Vaccine In Production
Memory and Perspective
Theoretical Warp Drives Theorized To Be Black Hole-Creating Doomsday Devices [Space]
The Daily Show on New York Times: Read It and Weep (with Daily Show video)
DTV Transition Mostly Smooth, Windows Media Center Problems
Pioneer explodes your dashboard with new AVIC U, X and Z-series in-dash navigation systems
MySpace problems may spread to Facebook, Twitter
What Intel Can Teach Google About the Cloud
Four years later: Why did Apple drop PowerPC?
Does Microsoft’s Bing have Google running scared?
CrunchDeals: 37-inch 720p LCD TV for $398
DIY High Speed Photography Studio In the Comfort of Your Own Home [DIY]
PS2 Casemod Lives Inside Jack Thompson’s Book About Video Game Violence [Casemods]
Weird Science ponders angry flies and guilty dogs
Apple and the Environment
Well, that explains the 8-hour battery life…[MacBook Pro]
Talkcast tonight: 10pm post-WWDC wrap-up
Google Voice About to Get More Amazing By Letting You Port Your Number [Google Voice]
Does America Need to Make Things?
Mac laptop glossy screens hazardous to your posture?
Ocean Currents Proposed As Cause of Magnetic Field
Samsung Omnia Pro to be the Louvre B7610?
Nintendo outsells competition nearly 2 to 1 in May
Win a high-tech wheelbarrow for your Dad
iPhone OS on a touchscreen monitor, multi-touch and al
Alienware M17x unboxed… by Mr. Bicep
Windows Weekly 111: An F.U. To The E.U.

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Tags: Alienware, Apple, Asus, Asus EEE, Bing, Black Hole, Cell Phone, Cloud, Commodore 64, Daily Show, DTV, Facebook, glossy, Google, Google Voice, H1N1, Intel, iPhone, LCD, Leo Laporte, MacBook Pro, Magnetic Field, MCE, Media Center, Microsoft, Mods, MySpace, NAV, New York Times, Number Portability, Ocean, OS, Paul Thurrott, Photography, Pioneer, Pirate Bay, PowerPC, PS2, PSP, Scientology, Sony, Swine Flu, TV, Twitter, Video Games, Violence, Warp Drive, Weird Science, WIndows, Windows Weekly, WWDC