• iPods shipped with Windows virus | Link
• Guy finds a working iMac in the trash | Link
• Eudora email to go open source | Link
• Scientists discover a new element | Link
• MacBook Pros get Core 2 Duo update | Link
• YouTube tells on users | Link
• National Caps Lock day | Link

• Google launches Mac Blog | Link
• Xcast - a podcast client with full iTunes integration | Link
• Yahoo! Bookmarks gets cool | Link
• PPT Share compresses PowerPoint files | Link

• Top Firefox 2 tweaks | Link
• Bypass IE7 validation for Windows update | Link

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• AT&T and Bellsouth merge | Link
• Copper wire as fast as fiber | Link
• HP's "memory spot" chips | Link
• Google buys YouTube | Link | Link
• Army builds better night-scope | Link
• Microsoft crippling pirated Vista | Link
• Does advertising in games make them more realistic | Link
• Microsoft and Peter Jackson create game studio Wingnut Interactive | Link
• Bloggers may get sued for what they post | Link
• AT&T DSL - no more contracts | Link

• activeCollab is a free open-source project management system - alternative to BaseCamp | Link | BaseCamp
• Top ten torrent sites | Link
• Perian 0.5 offers many codecs for QuickTime | Link
• Spry AJAX framework from Adobe | Link

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• Ryan Asleson and Nate Schutta talk about their book - Pro Ajax and Java Frameworks | Link
• Mac OS X exploit released | Link
• When to buy your next Apple laptop
• Yahoo! Answers | Link
• NASA looks for younger recruits to drive future missions | Link
• Apple goes after Podcast Ready and other evil doers | Link | ZDNet | Ars
• Grow your own limbs | Link
• Limewire countersues the RIAA | Link
  
• Universities banning Skype from campus | Link
• Aperture 1.5 | Link
• Anonymize your phone number with Jangl | Link | Article
• Microsoft and Yahoo IM interop completely | Link
• Slingbox
• Sun Microsystems and the RIAA

• $12,000 keyboard - for real | Link

• Breath new life into Apple's FrontRow | Link

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