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DirecTV Tuner Support in Windows 7

Submitted by ZatzNotFunny on Wed, 11/12/2008 - 11:05

DTVPal DVR Coming Soon

Submitted by ZatzNotFunny on Wed, 11/12/2008 - 08:33

Best Sites and Apps For Reading News On Your iPhone

Submitted by Peter Redmer on Mon, 11/10/2008 - 19:50

I'll confess... I've been a little obsessed with the news lately.  What with the recent presidential election and the ongoing financial disaster, it seems only natural to be more interested in tailing current events than ever.  It took a while for me to truly jump on board, but once I got all my RSS feeds up and running, synced with NetNewsWire, and ready to go, I'm a virtual dumping ground for all things headline. 

Tech, finance, and world news updates pour into my reader(s) faster than bailout money into AIG's coffers, and I can barely keep up.

That being said, I'm fortunate enough to possess one of the best mobile news readers around:  the iPhone.

Xbox 360 RRoD, Just in Time

Submitted by ZatzNotFunny on Sat, 11/08/2008 - 12:58

My Xbox 360 finally experienced the dreaded Red Ring of Death (RRoD). Over the last few weeks my 360’s been randomly freezing-up while playing Dead Space. It crashed/hung more and more frequently until I couldn’t run the console for more than 10 minutes without locking up. Many times it froze on the boot screen and initially I didn’t get the classic Red Ring of Death.

Replacing My TiVo Series 3 Power Supply

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Letter to Apple: Way to Stick It to iPhone Developers

Submitted by Matt Whitlock on Thu, 11/06/2008 - 19:00

Apple's business model is built on strict control of their products, both hardware and software based. It's the reason why the iPod is so tightly integrated to iTunes, and why you can't install their OS on whatever computer platform you wish (though there's a company called Psystar that's pushing those limits right now).

However, Apple's rediculous, unfair actions against Podcaster is making me wonder why they bothered opening up the iPhone to developers in the first place. 

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