• Apple pays Creative $100 million for patent infringement | Link
• Companies working on standardizing manufacturing process for batteries | Link
• Online banker runs off with fake money from EVE online game | Link
• FCC is very upset with new Verizon fee | Link

• Strip Windows Media DRM | Link
• Calgoo lets you manage your Google Calendar offline | Link

• Photoshop techniques for drawing realistic hair & beards | Link

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• We took a week off and now we're back.
• Dell recalls 4.1 million batteries | Link
• iTunes is sluggish playing video
• New Mac Pro benchmarks | Link
• MacBook hackers admit things weren't what they seemed | Link
• X-Box ownership dispute leads to arson | Link
• Homeland Security wants you to update your Windows | Link
• Verizon adds its own fee in lieu of the USF charge being dropped | Link
• Microsoft says IE7 is still far from being fixed for CSS | Link
• IE7 RC1 released | Link
• Airlines may restrict carrying Apple notebooks on due to battery recall | Link
• Man thought to be terrorist while playing PSP | Link
• Apple recalls 1.8 million batteries | Link
• 14 year old sues friend over missing iPod | Link

• Bossbitching.com | Link
• TripHub.com bring structure to travel plans | Link
• Feed Crier - get RSS feed updates via IM and other ways | Link

• Five minutes to fix your digital photos | Link

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• Apple makes announcements at WWDC | Link | Keynote Video | Rumors
• WWDC highlight video (YouTube) of Mac Pro, Time Machine, and Spaces | Link
• More details on the Mac Pro | Link
• Apple cuts prices on Cinema displays by up to $500 | Link
• Duran Duran does a live show in an online game | Link
• Hijacking a MacBook in 60 seconds or less | Link
• CinemaNow DRM to DVD burning irresponsibly defective | Link
• Even dead people can't escape AOL | Link
• Microsoft's speech demo goes terribly awry | Link
• Vista speech screencast of it actually working | Link
• VMware for Mac is out | Link
• Microsoft won't make Virtual PC for Mac anymore

• Schedule incoming calls with Popularity Dialer | Link
• Web hosting companies - MediaTemple, Mochahost, QualityHostOnline, and more...

• Windows uses 20% of your bandwidth - here's how to get it back | Link

Posted by ZeroLogik at 5:07 PM | Permalink

We decided to do a follow-up to our original story Canceling AOL Not So Easy, where we discovered that actually canceling your AOL service may be harder than you think. Recently our friend Matt decided to cancel his AOL service. He was paying $26 a month for dial-up. Needless to say, it was time to for Matt to move on.

He agreed to let us record his cancellation call. We wanted to find out if AOL learned from their mistakes and if canceling AOL today is any easier than it used to be just a few short weeks ago.

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• Flashed router's firmware with DD-WRT
• Shane deals with Cingular support - the whole story
• Scott speaks on day laborors
• Scott recommends asking for attractive customer support people who've been divorced
• Skype creators to launch TV online service | Link
• Man arrested for taking photo of Police with his phone | Link
• Skype 1.5 on Mac with video released | Link
• We use AudioHijack Pro to record our podcasts | Link
• Apple admits MacBook Pro whine noise | Link
• Ransomware becoming a serious problem | Link
• Instant messaging usage statistics | Link
• Clowns sued for dressing as copyrighted characters | Link
• Leopard talk to come at the WWDC
• The new Intel Core 2 chips coming out
• A little about possible Leopard virtualization

• Uno - unified GUI for Mac OS X | Link

• How do I get my lost Mac Keychain password back? | Read More

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