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iPhone 2.0 Pwnage Tool Released! (72)
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QDB: Quote #349567 (101)
on Hacker News (3399) permalinkCommentsShared by Adam Fuhrer (448) amy lukima (56) Andrew (88) Arley McBlain (26) Austin (4) Austin Brown (75) Avi (3605) Benjamin (3323) Brandon Snell (21) Bryan Webster (146) Chad (30) charris1980 (146) Chetan Thaker (406) Chris Bailey (114) chrismartintx (55) Christopher (433) claudio rivera (60) codL (59) Daniel Shine (10) Dave Koss (65) Dave P (15) David Mantelli (84) Deborah Petersen (3420) Dominic Foster (1984) Duane (371) eapen (14) Eduardo Carrillo (70) Eli (28) Eric (33) Eric Jensen (21) Evil Chivo (10) Garry Benfold (85) Gavin M. Roy (33) George Brickner (393) Grant (155) greg (38) guy (2678) Hamish (32) hoberion (31) Ian Ferrell (15) Isaac Bythewood (14) Jared Silva (30) Jarques (18) Jason (108) Jason Barnachea (89) Jason Kelly (84) Jesse (5) Jesse Harding (7) Jesse Mercado (109) joe sokoloski (7) Joel Saladino (40) Joey Doyle (99) Jonathan (614) jonviray (13) Jordan (1425) Josh Kaplan (139) Justin (136) Justin Pearson (24) Kareem Sultan (1) Kevin (41) Krystel (92) Kunal (22) Lisa Fortuner (171) Loren (95) Maarek Stele (375) Marko Sultsing (113) Matt Richards (9) mavrevMatt (378) Mazz (175) Michael Coats (47) Michael Religioso (265) Mike Lastname (18) Mike McAteer (48) MikeD (181) neal (1183) Patrix (59) Philip V. (25) Philippe Iujvidin (101) rhett maxwell (15) Rich (11) Rick Butterfield (216) Ryan (84) Ryan Parker (231) Scott (23) Scott (26) Sean Victory (42) Shawn Hill (254) Shea Gunther (332) Steve Woolley (2) Tal Siach (2482) Terrence (124) Then (101) Tim Dorr (86) Tim Dougall (14) Toby (1382) Tony Jones (3) Travis (225) Trevor Wermund (638) Tyler (7) Will Brown (69) Zach Moore (8)
- Maarek Stele said: Ha ha ha!
- Kunal said: lol, rofl ....
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Fujitsu FLEPia e-book reader with color E Ink said to be close to launch—plus rumor of a $299 Asus-killer from Dell in August (4)
on TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home (90) permalinkWith color, E Ink would be much more appealing for, say, K-12 use. Not to mention manga reading! The TeleBlog has covered the Fujitsu FLEPia in the past, and now Engadget says this color e-reader will launch soon. It’ll go for $941, offer WiFi and "run up for up to 50 hours on a single charge." Screen size is to be A4. Can’t wait to see what the color quality is. Will it be vibrant ...Contribute comment
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iPhone Developers have a blockbuster weekend (31)
on Scobleizer -- Tech geek blogger (756) permalinkToday I visited two iPhone developers to see how things went. First we visited Evernote, which makes a great note-taking app. This is the most useful app I’ve loaded on my iPhone so far (which has more than 30 apps loaded on it). Really killer thing? Take a picture of something with text in it. Say a sign, or a business card. Or a newspaper ad. Or a bill you received. Save it. Then, search ...Shared by abhi (10) Angus (97) arkiver (111) Avi (80) Brandon (76) Brian (481) Brit (176) Devlin D (45) dobata (1563) Gordo (24) handir (194) hoberion (31) J. Phil (666) Joe (229) Jon Price (128) Jonathan Sterling (137) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (594) Jules (193) lizunlong (114) louisgray (701) Marcus Beagley (219) Mikael (91) Mike F (2180) prexec (94) Rex (839) Rob (70) RTPeat (128) Sheila Thomson (108) Srinvard (280) TJ (22) Yinka (79)Contribute comment
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Scribd and Lulu Join Forces (26)
on ReadWriteWeb (6488) permalinkOnline self-publishing firm Lulu and social document sharing site Scribd have just announced a partnership in which Lulu will begin using Scribd's iPaper viewer to display Lulu's free e-books online at the lulu.com web site. In addition to making it easier for users to gain access to these free publications, Lulu will also be using Scribd's unique feature that allows for displaying AdSense within iPapers to monetize the free content being provided by the e-books' ...Shared by Amr Awadallah (3) Andrew Terry (19) Brit (176) brokekid (391) bussiere (492) Corvida (509) Costis (20) Daniel Bachhuber (131) davidex (49) DrBaher (70) ehu4ever (530) emiliano (11) Fenng (263) gisc (178) guercheLE (392) hoberion (31) iAlja (267) Jason Bentley (10) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (594) Karie (57) Lambert (60) MindyKoch (56) MMartin (68) Program Witch (133) Steve (47) tim (333)Contribute comment
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Kindle win: 11 Christian publishers to publish most of their catalogued offerings for the K machine by end of ‘08 (1)
on TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home (90) permalinkThe 11 publishers are Augsburg Fortress, Crossway Books & Bibles, David C. Cook, Gospel Light, Group Publishing, NavPress, Strang Communications, Thomas Nelson, Tyndale, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. and ZondervanShared by hoberion (31)Contribute comment
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http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/gphone_rumors_and_android_developers_revolt.php (69)
on ReadWriteWeb (6488) permalinkOf course, we all know that the event of the past week (or perhaps we should say the event of the year, given the news coverage), has been the launch of the iPhone 2.0. Yet even amidst the iPhone news frenzy - the lines at the stores, the activations, the failures, the apps! - there was another phone getting some press too - the Google Phone. The rumor was that Google was going to build ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (310) abrudtkuhl (86) Alan Dean (257) Andrew Terry (19) Antonio Ortiz (202) arjo (79) arturo.servin (144) atul (513) Ben Turner (18) Bruno Campagnolo de Paula (309) Chung (337) Corvida (509) Dan (90) danutz (101) David (31) davidex (49) dd (53) dmkinteractive (105) dobata (1563) Dzey (35) Dzu (193) e.p.c. (100) evo (55) FINiK (36) Frederic (199) George (16) gisc (178) Glenn (149) guy (2678) Haidong (54) Harper (170) Hassan (264) hoberion (31) Holger E (66) iAlja (267) Javier (56) Jonas Bolinder (66) Josh (113) Karoli (137) Keef (91) kukoo (88) Marin Purgar (391) Mark (130) Marque (104) Matthew (76) Michael (70) Nate (216) Nick (3) Nirav (213) nyenyec (42) onlythoughtworks (54) psi (40) Rahim (20) Rex (839) Rich (17) Rob (378) sarahintampa (386) Shane (45) sour.patch (177) subpolar (36) svartling (150) Tal Siach (2482) thingles (26) Vishal (15) Wayne (268) WindPower (70) yolly (23) Zaki (218) zuzur (84)
- Rich said: Have noticed the same thing . SDK - not so "good"
- Nate said: An Android developer revolt? Right now, I see Android on the same par as Windows Mobile. Being a heterogeneous OS is tough; it's much easier to make a good product when you control everything down the stream (e.g. iPhone).
- arturo.servin said: gPhone is in trouble or just iPhone/Nokia/Blackberry propaganda
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iPhone 3G: 1 Million Sold (4)
on Web Worker Daily (809) permalinkWell, that didn’t take long. Despite the activation hassles, despite the cost, Apple had a phenomenally successful opening weekend for the iPhone 3G: by Sunday, over 1 million of them had been sold. That’s a lot of phones - and perhaps more than phones: Om Malik argues on our parent GigaOm that the device is important enough to drive broadband demand. Like our readers, we’re a diverse bunch here at WWD. Some of our staff ...Contribute comment
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Accessing Internet at 640 Gb/s? (114)
on Digg Technology Direct Link (115) permalinkUniversity of Sydney physicists have developed an optical chip that could potentially improve ‘Internet speeds to up to 100 times faster than current Australia’s networks.’ He adds that these chips could be scaled to operate at data rates approaching 640 Gb/s — the equivalent to transmitting approximately 17 complete DVDs per second!Shared by Aaron (34) adam (4302) adam flight (57) Adam Maldonado (557) Adam Melancon (47) Adam Ramshaw (18) Adam Shaw (25) Adi wong (124) Adrian (33) Affan (115) Albert (6) Alex (176) Alex (297) Alex France (1253) Alexander (49) AliJ (15) André R. Hood (27) Andrew Schott (381) Anthony Marco (84) AshTR (122) Ben Snyder (59) Benjamin (16) Benjamin (3323) brian collette (22) Bryan Garcia (130) Cam (158) Charli Wag (60) Chetan Thaker (406) Chris (14) Chris DeMicco (9) Christian (29) Christopher (433) Dan Serfaty (82) daniel (108) Darth Guru (240) Dave (16) Dave Pelletier (53) David O'Halloran (25) Dillon Amburgey (34) Dion Rodrigues (159) Eli (192) erick (14) Erlend Simonsen (19) furman (183) George Brickner (393) Gilbert Trejo (28) Hassan (78) Hervey (8) hoberion (31) James Young (27) Jason Wehmhoener (58) Jeff (1718) Jeff Lundberg (49) Jeff Pratt (62) Jeremy (791) john (22) Jonathan (614) Jordan (1425) Josh Chandler (27) Joshua Delsman (29) JulioHM (135) Justin Thorn (34) liamvictor (723) Lucas Wales (61) luke (44) Mark Dunne (24) Mark Frost (55) markus1970 (77) Mathew (137) Matt Furtado (15) matthew (20) Matthew Daly (272) mavrevMatt (378) McBilly Wilford Sy (310) Michael (466) Michael Hylkema (2) Mitchell (32) Nick Barber (44) Nikollas Ordway (331) nuevecolas (64) oblonski (89) Patrix (59) pericles (1880) pF (15) Premier449 (10) Primoz (32) Reg Saddler (Zaibatsu) (1872) richard (96) Riley (70) Rolands L (23) Sagar Khant (22) Sander Epker (136) Shane (427) Shawn Hill (254) Sigurd Foshaug (54) Steve (878) Sun Tzu (2943) Suraj Chandrakar (76) Suresh Kumar (851) tharik (207) Thomas Acreon (213) TJ Harron (12) TJ80 (40) Tom Davies (52) Trent Hunger (14) Trevor Wermund (638) Troy May (11) Tyson Williams (322) Yaser Sulaiman (46) York (206) Zach Underwood (10) ZayneHumphrey (217) Zeus (134)Contribute comment
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Tony Snow, Former White House Press Secretary and FOX News Anchor, Dies at 53 (64)
on FOXNews.com (375) permalinkTony Snow, the former White House press secretary and conservative pundit who bedeviled the press corps and charmed millions as a FOX News television and radio host, died Saturday after a long bout with cancer. He was 53.Shared by Aaron Cirilo (8) adam (4302) Adam Debreczeni (24) Adam Fuhrer (448) Adam Maldonado (557) Adam R. (70) Akiva (40) Alex (297) Alex France (1253) Alex Jarvis (29) Andrew (88) Andrew Schott (381) Andy Bell (62) ani625 (557) Babychen Mathew (1689) Brian (624) Brian Schwartz (68) brodie (129) Carolyn (16) Chris Bailey (114) conmulligan (117) CosmicV (114) Gavin (56) Gilbert Trejo (28) henry beaudin (17) hoberion (31) hthr (57) Jack (1112) James Goux (32) Jared (27) Jeff (3) Jeff S Blechman (91) Jeremiah Taylor (3) Joe Wang (15) Jojo (118) Julian Montez (59) Kacy (31) Kate (46) Katie Fellows (248) Kevin (15) Kevin Federline (1715) Luciano (12) Michael (174) Michael Bartnett (221) Michael Kogelman (30) nervioso (251) Nick (70) pitlord (30) Randy L Benson (71) raytibbitts (57) Richard (146) Roger (24) Ryan (84) Sean Victory (42) snachodog (74) ssravp (49) stevenedge (45) Thom (83) Toby (1382) Trevor (49) Troy (24) Tucker W. (49) Walt Disney Bio (61) York (206)Contribute comment
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Updated Flash Penetration Numbers: Flash 9 at 97% and update 3 at 82% (3)
on Ryan Stewart - Rich Internet Application Mountaineer (69) permalinkAccording to Justin Everett-Church we have new penetration numbers as of yesterday. It’s great to see Flash Player 9 do so well, but most significant is the fact that Flash Player 9 update 3, which was released 6 months ago, is up to 82% penetration. Do you remember all the cool stuff that came in Flash Player 9 update 3?: H.264 support AAC support Improved drawing performance Full-screen hardware acceleration Flex Framework caching It’s a ...Contribute comment
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Daarom stijgen de voedselprijzen! (1)
on Sync.nl (6) permalinkDe laatste tijd zijn de forse stijgingen van de wereldvoedselprijzen regelmatig in het nieuws. In dit artikel wil ik aangeven wat de werkelijke oorzaken zijn van de stijgingen en welke verhalen naar het rijk der fabelen kunnen worden verwezen. Over het algemeen zijn de berichten over de stijgingen van de voedselprijzen erg summier. Als er al [...]Shared by hoberion (31)Contribute comment
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How To: Play DVD’s in Windows Media Center Stored On Your Windows Home Server (3)
on We Got Served » Windows Media Center (4) permalinkRecently, I began ripping my DVD collection to my WHS Videos folder. My plan was to be able to view them from Vista Media Center. So I ripped/copied several of them over to my WHS, fired up VMC and became frustrated quickly because I could not find a way to point VMC over to my WHS folder. Grrrr! So, remembering the phrase: “Google is your friend”, I fired up Internet Explorer and did a quick ...Contribute comment
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The Pirate Bay Wants to Encrypt the Entire Internet (119)
on NewTeeVee (474) permalinkThe team behind the popular torrent site The Pirate Bay has started to work on a new encryption technology that could potentially protect all Internet traffic from prying eyes. The project, which is still in its initial stages, goes by the name “Transparent end-to-end encryption for the Internets,” or IPETEE for short. It tackles encryption not on the application level, but on the network level, the aim being that all data exchanged on your PC ...Shared by adam (4302) Adam McDonald (60) Alex France (1253) Amish Schulze (60) Amit Chowdhry (777) andy (61) Andy Wibbels (232) Anil Bhagwat (68) Avi (3605) Babychen Mathew (1689) Benjamin (3323) Brad aka (Big Guy) (21) Brandon (18) Brendon Walsh (24) Caitlin (62) Carlos Perez (95) Cee Bee (168) cgsheldon (1229) Chabarred (324) Chris (222) chris (40) Chris Heath (43) CoreyC (54) cybersleeper (18) Daniel (911) Dario Salvelli (14) Dave (232) David Kettler (256) Derek van Vliet (57) diego (116) Digg Boss (2862) Divya Mistry (38) downbeat (228) Drew Olanoff (568) Elmer Thomas (845) engtech (3) Eric (105) Eric (173) Federico Pistono (1) Francois Wilhelmy (1) furman (183) greg (38) Gregor (83) handraiser (58) Hervey (8) History of Blogging (865) hoberion (31) Humberto Gonzalez (91) igeldard (462) Jacob (127) James Carlos (25) Jamie M (36) Jason Dion Fletcher (11) Jemima Kiss (142) Jenner (72) Jeremy (791) Joe Manna (20) John (33) John Magnus (115) Jon Ramvi (66) Kabren Levinson (93) Kevin Federline (1715) Kye Michael (175) Lars Trieloff (36) Lester (519) Link Wapcaplet (2) LouCypher (404) marcel weiß (94) mark boyce (90) Mark Frost (55) Mark Guzman (6) Marko Sultsing (113) Martin (36) Matt (38) Matt Albiniak (45) McKenzie Bryan (73) mersenne_twister (38) Michael Schultz (26) Michael Villasenor (108) Mike Bohn (3) Mike Caudill (25) Mike Grybos (26) Mikko (30) Muhammad Saleem (2338) nervioso (251) Nicholas Barone (32) Nick Humphries (32) Nunya (55) Paul Edwards (177) Pedro Silva (127) Pete (8) Ram (167) Rich Brown (21) Ross Millar (18) Roy (7) Ryan Parker (231) RyneNelson (1220) sadiq kassamali (320) Sander Epker (136) Sean McBride (566) Sham (443) Shawn Hill (254) Simon Carpentier (18) spiri (74) Steve (878) sutherland boswell (4) Theo (26) Thomas Acreon (213) Toby (1382) Tony (22) Trevor Wermund (638) Tyson Williams (322) Umang Saini (24) Valeria Maltoni (13) Vasil Vangelovski (42) Veritas Noctis (164) warrior007 (1507) Zara (73)Contribute comment
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15 Killer Web Apps That’ll Rock Your World (133)
on RB | New (142) permalink(author unknown) via nethackz.com shared by 1 people July 9th, 200815 Killer Web Apps That’ll Rock Your WorldRitu Digg itAdd to del.icio.usStumble itAt NetHackz our job is to hack the web! What that means is we browse the web to the extreme and find cool web applications for you so you don’t have to work your for it. This is one of the reason why we end of updating twice a week at the most ...Shared by AaronTN (195) Abbas (64) Adam Fuhrer (448) Adi Gaskell (417) Alex (176) Amit Chowdhry (777) Ananya Walia (1886) Andre Salvatierra (20) andy (61) Anthony Marco (84) Ashish Mohta (81) Avi (3605) Babychen Mathew (1689) banyue (2) Ben Jacob (147) Benjamin (3323) bond (42) Brandy (205) Brendan (189) brennanrusnell (38) Brian (624) Bryan Garcia (130) Bryan Joseph (4) Chad Norman (54) Chandan (724) Christopher (433) Clay Collins (150) Dan (37) Dan Serfaty (82) deusdiabolus (461) Doug Adams (71) Ed Kohler (5) Erik Kalviainen (11) Fernando Costa de Sousa (35) Filip Salindrija (51) Gary (1) ghosttie (157) Gillis Jones (21) Gregor (83) Guillermo Bravo (1026) guy (2678) hikbi (413) hoberion (31) Humberto Gonzalez (91) Igor (29) Isabella (13) Jacob Carroll Ingalls (34) Jacob Share (302) Jamie Eisenhart (21) Jared Tong (5) Jason Kelly (84) javaneze (115) Jay (52) Jay Logelin (9) Joe H. Wise (2) Jon Ramvi (66) Jorge (51) Josh (70) Ju (169) Jukie (118) Keir (13) Keshav (90) Kevin Federline (1715) Lee Graham (48) Luciano Passuello (103) Mani Karthik (229) mark boyce (90) Matt Barker (31) Matt Ellsworth (583) Matteo (640) Mayank (69) Michael (466) Michael Mior (283) Michael Religioso (265) Mickey (30) Mikael Johansson (27) Narayanan Hariharan (328) NasirJumani (962) Neal Jansons (71) Neil (227) Ngeow Wu Han (25) Paul Edwards (177) pchere (19)
