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iLuv is getting promiscuous with their affections this morning with an iLuv Stereo alarm dock for Samsung
Yepp audio devices -- one of, if not
the first third-party accessory for Yepps with more on the way according to iLuv's CEO. The
Yepp T9B (pictured) is Sammy's
FCC approved Bluetooth MP3 player; a good choice for display since the iLuv iss277 also features a "Bluepin" Bluetooth dongle to stream audio from the T9 and presumably any Bluetooth enabled device. Otherwise, we're looking at what appears to be pretty much the same "made for iPod" i177 which already played music from any DAP through a line-in jack. However, by connecting through the dock, the Yepp can be charged and integrated into the sleep and wake functions of the alarm clock and controlled via the remote. While it's a bit early to call it a trend, any move towards a universal device dock like that
announced by Altec Lansing is certainly a refreshing change. However, here's a hint for iLuv and others: make the DAP icon (pictured after the break) a bit less iPod'ish next time if you want to keep the peace with your partners. Available in February for 189,000 Korean Won or about $204 when these arrive closer to home.
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BOLD MOVES: THE FUTURE OF FORD A new documentary series. Be part of the transformation as it happens in real-time
Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!
H&R Block has re-released TaxCut, the Mac edition of its do-it-yourself tax preparation software. The company discontinued its Mac version last year due to 'small participation from Mac users,' but says the new release includes many of the missing features that the older version lacked. TaxCut is available in three editions which include TaxCut Pre...
British magazine reveals details about the game based on the hit '80s movies--just don't cross the streams...
Theres not a lot you can do when hundreds of sheep block the road.
New singles could debut as DLC, how the Grateful Dead helped development.

GameSpot UK speaks to race driver Bruno Senna about his role in the development of Ferrari Challenge.
According to a recent report by In-Stat, over 15% of people carry two wireless phones. Other findings include:
80% camera phone users say they regularly carry their digital camera
75% of SmartPhone users say they also carry a PDA
>50% of users of multimedia phones also carry their MP3 player.
Just 43% of the respondents thought a smart phone could offer higher productivity.
Why are people afraid of carrying just one portable device? In the case of cameras...and maybe even media players, the answer is obviously the questionable quality. But why not combine a phone and PDA? And why do people carry two phones? For chatting in stereo? These questions aren't rhetorical. I want answers, readers!
– Mark Wilson
More than 15%... [via textually]

Some "applications" are misnomers of a sort. "Oddly enough, I'm not sure that true cloud innovation is happening quite yet at the application level," said Charles King, principal with Pund-IT. Still, there are Web 2.0-style online communities and collaboration tools that are supporting some intriguing means for users to seamlessly access and share information.
We're pretty doubtful this will happen, as Sony Pictures will probably want him back for a fourth "Spider-Man" movie, but TheOneRing.net has posted an interesting scoop that director Sam Raimi has been offered to helm The Hobbit .
So skin cells can turn into stem cells. That doesn't mean cures are in sight.
The notoriously critical UK Magazine reveals it's December edition scores. Another 10 is given, but not to a PS3 or Xbox360 game. Interesting scores this month with Assassin's Creed and Mass Effect getting the same score. Find out after the jump.
November marks the one-year anniversary of the release of both Nintendo's Wii and Sony's PlayStation 3 as well as the second anniversary of the debut of Microsoft's Xbox 360. It has been a long year for the three console makers, one in which the former leaders, Microsoft and Sony, were blindsided by the phenomenal success of the Wii and nonplussed by the lackluster performance of the PS3.
Date Added: A cat that looks like it is going in a wormhole 11/20/2007 16:51
We want your Ferraris, Sanjay. Computer Associates is suing its former CEO Sanjay Kumar for the $14.9 million it spent on legal fees for his defence against fraud charges.

Some distributions of the open-source operating system are bloated, but Puppy Linux, Knoppix, SLAX, NimbleX, and--yes--Damn Small Linux will get you up and running fast.
Two videos showing the extend of the glitches.
The webmaster is quite angry, beware.
The Angry Pixel writes: "Jade Raymond, producer of Assassin?s Creed, is one sad panda these days. And if Jade ain?t happy, UbiSoft is mad. After all, she and her team delivered one spectacular baby in the form of Assassin?s Creed. And if UbiHulk goes all green, it?s very bad news for Something Awful, which found itself staring down the barrel of a lawsuit after someone posted a particularly tasteless comic of Jade trying to convince nerdy gamers to buy Assassin?s Creed by giving them really messy head. While I love SA.com?s reply to the lawsuit and think that?s what you deserve for being a lawyer, I am aghast at some of the comments made by gamers worldwide in response to this."
"Suddenly, people are calling Jade 'a touchy bitch' and talk about how she was using her sex appeal to sell the game , to how UbiSoft was pimping her to sexually frustrated gamers to get them to buy the game."
Some blogger in Thailand wandered into his favorite restuarant, bumped into
Sylvester Stallone, and came back with a few scoops regarding "
Rambo 4." Cool!
From the
Under My Hat blog: "Seriously, yes - it's for
[i]"Rambo IV: Eye of the serpent"[/i]!! He may have come out of "retirement" for...
Red 5 Comics is looking for a few good professional writers who have time to write some comic scripts when not on the picket line. They are open to any genre as long as the material is PG-13 or lighter. Everything is negotiable. Just fill out Red 5's "Creator Owned" submission form here .
Paramount Pictures has updated the official website for director Jon Favreau's highly-anticipated Iron Man movie, coming to theaters on May 2 and starging Robert Downey Jr., Terrence Howard, Gwyneth Paltrow and Jeff Bridges.
Gear Factor's Rob Beschizza visits Albuquerque, New Mexico to see the city's new paean to its computing past. In Gear Factor.

More importantly, what about Thor?
Rollerblading just got goofier. Add Booster Blades to your inline skates and they'll propel you forward as you pump your legs. The danger is to your dignity.

You wouldn't think it to look at her, but Miranda Kerr looks really good in lingerie. Oh, wait, you would think it to look at her. She is a Supermodel, after all. And as you can see in these...

Beauty for Mary Claire is low key, but she takes great care of her hair by using Dr. Hauschka Neem Hair Oil once a week.
The video game industry has seemed numerous violent games in recent years starting from Rockstar?s Grand Theft Auto Series to Manhunt. Some of these games were even banned on the other side of the Atlantics.
Back in Sony Gamer?s Day earlier this year, William Travis, Senior produce at SCEA announced that they are working on a game called Pain. They also showed a trailer that reads the following:
?Moral Panic ? The false perception that some cultural behavior poses a menace to society?
This quote directly attacks the action of politician, Jack Thompson, who thinks that violent games create future criminals in our society....
Jump to read the rest.
To celebrate that Mass Effect went gold, BioWare will release a new screenshot every day until the game ships. Today's screenshot is attached below.
Custom spins, new security and network management highlight latest Red Hat community release.
Jump to MyCheats for a complete walkthrough.


Ernestly by FLuX - Produced by Chris Loft for the Radio Curly Collective - internet Radio from Adelaide, sunny South Australia - a fusion of musical styles from techno dance to jazz and beyond copyright 2006 www.radiocurly.com all rights reserved
Another animated children's film will get the multi-platform videogame treatment.

The iVue from iPodMods is not a traditional case that wraps around your iPod, protecting its skin from the evils of keys in your pocket. Instead, the iVue is a complete front panel replacement, displaying the iNatomy for the world to see. Then tell your friends it's a prototype or something.
"Hey man, is that an iPod?"
"No, it's way better than an iPod."
"No way. Nothing's better than an iPod."
"It reads your mind, and plays a song from your collection to compliment your mood."
"Oh my goodness! What's it playing right now?"
"It's not a song per se, just a looping voice calling you an idiot."
"Wow! It does work!"
Pricing is not set, but will be somewhere between $20-$35 with free installation.– Mark Wilson
Product Page [via tuaw]


Auckland, New Zealand
Joystiq is live at the Philadelphia Convention Center, waiting for the panel discussion between Jack Thompson and Oddworld's Lorne Lanning ? and moderated by Newsweek's N'Gai Croal ? to begin. After watching Spencer Halpin's Moral Kombat (more on that later), they returned to the same theater eager to hear the debate.
See if you can identify all the costumes at this year's ILM Halloween Party.
It’s been a hell of a week healthwise, and in fear of more people complaining about links to Millarworld, I thought I’d take it easy and put up something that we can all agree on: Things The Punisher Would Never Do. See your favorite comic professionals - including honest-to-God-real-life Punisher: War Journal writer Matt Fraction [...]
That shop keeper has got some big balls also HAPPY NEW YEAR
Cast your mind back two years and you may remember Keita Takahashi, Katamari Damacy creator, telling the BBC he was set to give up videogames development to create a children's playground. Well, although Takahashi thankfully hasn't turned his back on gaming just yet, he is going to design a park and it's going to be in Nottingham, UK.
Issues of class don't matter to the filmmakers, who pride above all else Fandila's justifications for what he does, romanticizing the possibility of his dying while giving the bulls he dances with the shaft. by Ed Gonzalez
The time of the Dark Messiah has come....well at least a new trailer has come.
Sony Marketing and Public Relations Manager Mark Levitan has commented at length on the PlayStation 3's struggle for exclusives.
Levitan said that the breadth of PS3's software library was integral to its appeal, citing Guitar Hero: World Tour, Grand Theft Auto IV, Singstar, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots and Buzz! as key titles. "It's important to have a balance and we've always done that very effectively."
He admitted, however, that the manufacturer could no longer rely on third party publishers to make its console offering stand out. "As we've seen in the last couple of years, you can't really depend on third party for exclusives anymore. Fallout 3 is an awesome game and it's going to be awesome on the PS3 but I know it's on the Xbox 360 as well. So is Call of Duty: World at War and other titles."

This just in! Superhero found lurking on Wisteria Lane! That's right, a cast member from Who Wants To Be A Superhero? popped up on last night's Desperate Housewives. I guess it's been a little slow in the world of crime-fighting. Either that, or something big and bad is about to go down in the Van De Kamp household. Perhaps the Iron Enforcer has a vile plan to violate that quarrelsome Danielle... or more interestingly, Andrew. Find out the identity of this mysterious hero after the jump...
The C++ Portable Components are a collection of
class libraries for developing network-centric,
portable applications in C++. The classes
integrate perfectly with the C++ Standard Library
and cover functionality like threads, thread
synchronization, filesystem access, streams,
shared libraries and class loading, sockets and
network protocols (HTTP, FTP, SMTP, etc.),
including an HTTP server, as well as an XML parser
with SAX2 and DOM interfaces.
License: OSI Approved
Changes:
This release contains important bugfixes to the
ThreadPool class, as well as improvements to the
logging framework, event handling, cache
framework, and command line argument handling.
As part of the Gameplayer overview of the success story that is the Halo franchise, they include a list of the best merchandise currently available for fans of the series. The Replica Battle Rifle sounding like the pick of the bunch.
Presumed Innocent is an adaptation of a best-selling novel by Scott Turow, which tells the story of a prosecutor charged with the murder and of his female colleague and lover.
IBM and MediaTek have announced a joint effort to develop ultra-fast chipsets that will be able to blast a full-length high-definition movie faster than most people can read this sentence. For example, IBM says, a consumer could upload a 10 gigabyte file in five seconds with the new technology versus the 10 minutes it takes using current WiFi technology.
The latest BriefingsDirect SOA Insights Edition, Vol. 24, provides a roundtable discussion and dissection of services-oriented architecture-related news and events, with a panel of IT analysts. In this episode, our experts examine virtualization trends through the acquisition this summer of XenSource by Citrix.
Gamasutra reports on the unveiling of the 'GameTap Originals' publishing label, a brand led by the anticipated episodic revival of Sam and Max. The game is now available both via the GameTap service, and at the TellTale site. From the article: "Sam & Max: Episode 1, which launches today exclusively on GameTap, as well as the upcoming Myst Online: Uru Live, are two examples of franchises that GameTap has co-published and helped bring back to life. While nothing specific was announced regarding upcoming franchises set to debut as part of the new GameTap Original label, representatives did note that it will be used to identify soon to be announced episodic games based on renowned TV and film franchises. Finally, supporting its new GameTap Original label, GameTap will be the premiere sponsor of the 9th Annual Independent Games Festival, held in conjunction with the 2007 Game Developers Conference to celebrate the innovation and creativity of independent game developers." Chris Kohler, over at Game|Life, has a short review of the first three hours of content.

Eurogamer reports: "NCsoft's director of product development believes Home's fortunes are dependent on PlayStation 3's installed base, and not the other way around. Thomas Bidaux told our sister site GamesIndustry.biz that Home is "very interesting", but he believes it will "remain quite limited" unless it offers something significant beyond customisation of avatars."