Monday, September 29, 2008
Halloween Zen Theme (83xx, 87xx, 88xx, OS 4.2/ 4.3) 1.00
The Halloween theme is the first of my new holiday series and features a custom signal meter shaped lide a broom and battery meter in the form of little ghosts. The Halloween theme is the first of my new holiday series and features a custom signal meter shaped lide a broom and battery meter in the form of little ghosts.
Halloween Zen Theme (83xx, 87xx, 88xx, OS 4.2/ 4.3) 1.00
Microsoft calls on Congress to reconsider bailout
In a statement, general counsel Brad Smith says the measure was "vitally important to the health and preservation of jobs in all sectors of the economy."
Is iPhone 2.0 a Better Match for Google’s Android?
5 Ways to Save Money & Shop Smarter With Your iPhone
Shopping isn’t what it used to be for iPhone owners. (...)
Google Fights for Wireless Freedom to Closed Carriers' Chagrin
New plan would reduce providers to "dumb pipes" telecoms say...
Texting, driving don't mix, readers say
The notion of “driving while distracted” and text messaging while behind the wheel brought a lot of outrage and disbelief from msnbc.com readers. "Come on!" wrote one, who contends it's not physically possible. Unfortunately, it is.
Calif. politicians to DOJ: Hands off Google-Yahoo ad deal
Congress finally passes broadband data collection bill
Days before recessing for the year, the Senate has at last passed the Broadband Data Improvement Act. It directs the FCC to gather far more detailed (and useful) information about the US broadband market, including better deployment maps and price information.
Read MoreOverturning Copernicus, eliminating dark energy
A paper set to be published in an upcoming edition of Physical Review Letters postulates that dark energy may not exist. In order to explain this, however, researchers reject the longstanding Copernican principle which says that Earth does not exist in a "special" location.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Pandora, Webcasting appear headed for Senate victory
Sprint sells 3,000 towers to TowerCo
Sprint just made $670 million, but had to sell 3,000 of their cell towers to do it. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?
Flowfinity launches Flowfinity Actions 5.5 (BlackBerry Bytes)
Flowfinity announces Flowfinity Actions 5.5, the most recent update to their award-winning wireless application workflow platform.
The Large Hadron Collider: an appeal to CNET readers
Given the Collider's unfortunate breakdown, readers should make a serious commitment to find it a new name.
RIM stock outlook: the day after
The most recent roundup of RIM financial news the day after their Q2 financial report.
iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone [Review]
I’m listening to The Beatles’ Abbey Road on my iPhone right now, but I’m enjoying it more than usual because I’m using the iMetal Isolation Headset for iPhone that Maximo sent me. (...)
RIM Reports Q2 Financial Results
Just got our hands on the press release. Going to put it up and pull out the relevant deets afterwards. (...)Read the rest of RIM Reports Q2 Financial Results (473 words) Filed under News | Permalink | 3 comments | Add to Del.icio.us or Digg
1Gbps Fiber-Optic Service Arrives in Japan on October 1
LOLOLOL. Somebody actually believing that the U.S. has more freedom of speech/expression than "socialist" countries like Europe and Japan, hahaha. That's so funny.
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SSC Ultimate Aero Goes Electric
Friday, September 26, 2008
Sony Implements Restrictive DRM for PlayStation Network Video Service
Sony to allow one official download per purchase ...
Little Red Boxes *CUSTOM* ZEN 8300/ Curve Theme 1.0
*CUSTOM* ZEN Style theme for the Blackberry Curve *CUSTOM* ZEN Style theme for the Blackberry Curve
Google reveals wireless hopes in a patent
The company's definition of a truly open wireless network is in conflict with how wireless operators do business today.
XM25 Carbine Kills Bad Guys Behind Walls, Beyond Hills, Below Trenches
Muxtape reborn as showcase for bands—kind of like MySpace
Muxtape was killed off by the RIAA, and now the site's founder is going into gruesome detail over the development and demise of the "old" Muxtape. The new Muxtape, however, will be making a triumphant return in the form of a site that lets bands showcase their music and embed it anywhere on the web—kind of like MySpace already does.
MySpace Music Launches, Takes on iTunes
Online TV viewing on the rise
Commuter train engineer didn't hit brakes
Rail service resumed Tuesday along the tracks where a Metrolink train collided head-on with a freight train and left 25 people dead four days earlier.
BlackBerry Storm appears in Germany (twice!)
The BlackBerry Storm makes two appearances in Germany, on T-Mobile and Vodafone's websites.
Senate unanimously passes RIAA-backed bill
The U.S. House of Representatives will be taking up an intellectual-property bill unanimously passed by the Senate on Friday before Congress adjourns this week.
Halloween Today 81xx OS 4.2/ 4.3 1.00
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Sony Implements Restrictive DRM for PlayStation Network Video Service
Southen Cross Custom 8300 V2
8300 BlackBerry Fire Icon Theme 1.0
Michael Dell talks Netbooks, services, green IT
Plazmic 4.6 CDK unofficially available online (BlackBerry Bytes)
The Plazmic 4.6 CDK can now be found on the Internet, paving the way for BlackBerry Bold themes. You didn't hear that from us, ok?
Would You Send Video Messages on Your iPhone?
With everyone wondering what Apple will reveal about the next-generation iPhone at the Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, there is debate over whether the new iPhone will feature some sort of video messaging, with perhaps a video camera lens on the face of the iPhone. (...)
Japan's Top Minds, Companies Look to Beat U.S. to Space Elevator
Some intriguing data behind Red Hat's 29 percent quarterly growth
Red Hat announced excellent results for its second quarter of fiscal year 2009, demonstrating continued strength in open source.
Google phone to cost $179, debut Oct. 22
The first cell phone running Google Inc.'s mobile software looks something like Apple Inc.'s iPhone and has a large touch screen, but it also packs a trackball, a slide-out keyboard and easy access to Google's e-mail and mapping programs.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Hackers Inject Trojans Into Computers with Airline Ticket Scam
Watch out for e-Ticket related emails, they could lead to an attack on your computer...