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Submission + - What the iPhone Doesn't Have

Submitted by Matt on Wednesday June 27, 2007 @09:52AM

Matt writes: Before you decide on camping out side an Apple / AT&T store, take a good look at what the iPhone does not have. — Songs as Ringtones, Games, Any flash support, Instant Messaging Picture messages (MMS), Video recording, Direct iTunes Music Store Access (Over Wi-Fi or EDGE), Voice recognition or voice dialing, Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Streaming, and 3G (EV-DO/HSDPA) to name a few.

Submission + - CNN to Release 2008 Debate under Creative Commons

Submitted by

remove office

on Saturday May 05, 2007 @02:44PM

remove office writes: "After calls from several prominent bloggers and a couple of presidential candidates themselves, CNN has agreed to release the footage from its upcoming June presidential debates uncopyrighted. Senator Barack Obama was the first candidate to call for all presidential debates to be released under Creative Commons, with fellow Demcoratic hopeful John Edwards following shortly afterwards. CNN will be the first to do so with their June 3rd and 5th Democratic and Republican debates. The NBC-Microsoft co-venture MSNBC hosted the first presidential debates recently but refused to release it under Creative Commons, opting instead to post only commercial-ridden clips online in Windows Media format."

Submission + - Cold fusion by US Navy breakthrough

Submitted by

Tjeerd

on Saturday May 05, 2007 @12:04PM

Tjeerd writes: "Gordon's plastic wafer is the product of the latest in a long line of "cold fusion" experiments conducted at the US navy's Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center in San Diego, California. What makes this one stand out is that it has been published in the respected peer-reviewed journal Naturwissenschaften, which counts Albert Einstein, Werner Heisenberg and Konrad Lorenz among its eminent past authors (DOI: 10.1007/s00114-007-0221-7). More can be read at New Scientist."

Submission + - Ahead of the Crowd- Fujitsu's LED Backlit Notebook

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Saturday May 05, 2007 @01:44AM

An anonymous reader writes: While everyone is waiting for the LED backlit Macbooks to arrive, a few companies already have products with this feature available. One of the most interesting of these notebooks is Fujistu's new ultraportable, the Lifebook P7230. This sub-3 pound notebook has a 10.6" LCD and has a battery life of up to 6 hours thanks to that LED and some other powersaving features (Fujitsu says it goes up to 9.75 hours when an extra battery is swapped with the DVD drive). Companies like Sony and Asus have also started to offer LED backlit models and soon it will be standard, but in the meantime the P7230 is packed with features and is cheaper than much of the competition.

Submission + - New AACS crack. This one is undefeatable.

Submitted by Tuoqui on Wednesday May 02, 2007 @09:09PM

Tuoqui writes: With all the focus on the infamous hexadecimal number people may be ignoring the biggest weakness in the AACS armor. Apparently some hackers have figured out how tocrack AACS in an undefeatable way that revoking all the keys would not protect against.

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