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Gigaom : "TiVo is finally getting its...

Gigaom: "TiVo is finally getting its digital hub act together." [Scripting News]

Gigaom : "TiVo is finally getting its...

ex-Xbox Executive Kevin Bachus: Phantom Gaming Console is Real

ex-Xbox Executive Kevin Bachus: Phantom Gaming Console is Real [O'Reilly Network Developer News]

ex-Xbox Executive Kevin Bachus: Phantom Gaming Console is Real

Report: China's next-generation DVD faces hurdles

China has developed an advanced DVD standard, but the format faces tough competition from rival technologies and other obstacles, according to a new report from iSuppli. [CNET News.com (20 stories)]

Report: China's next-generation DVD faces hurdles

I fought the law...the law won

This is the ad for the brand new Pepsi Apple giveaway.

I fought the law...the law won

Symphony - Windows XP Media Center II

Symphony - Windows XP Media Center II [O'Reilly Network Developer News]

Symphony - Windows XP Media Center II

P2P companies say they can't filter

A trade group tells Congress that lawmakers "have been deliberately misinformed" about file-swapping companies' ability to block copyrighted files or porn. [CNET News.com (20 stories)]

P2P companies say they can't filter

Who's Your Online Music Friend? Not Microsoft

Cory sez: Copyright law has never said that the guy who makes the records gets to tell you what kind of record player you can use. If Scoble and his employer want to offer a product with "features" that their customers want, those features should reflect what their customers want: No Windows user rolled out of bed this morning and said, "I wish there was a way that I could get Microsoft to deliver me tools that allow me to do less with the music I buy." [Dan Gillmor's eJournal]

Who's Your Online Music Friend? Not Microsoft

BusinessWeek: RIAA Threats Driving Anonynous P2P - More File Trading

BusinessWeek: RIAA Threats Driving Anonynous P2P - More File Trading [O'Reilly Network Developer News]

BusinessWeek: RIAA Threats Driving Anonynous P2P - More File Trading

Wireless Cable TV in the Works

Ultra wideband technology will have enough bandwidth to take the 'cable' out of cable TV, its touters say. It might also be used for transferring images from digital cameras to computers. [Wired News]

Wireless Cable TV in the Works

Hardware Hacking

O'Reilly & Associates announced Hardware Hacking Projects for Geeks [Amazon link] by Scott Fullam. The book offers an array of customized electronics projects from hacking a toaster to cubicle intrusion detection systems and web-enabled coffee machines, beginning with basic hacks, tools, and techniques for those who may not have a background in electronics. Hardware Hacking Projects for Geeks is $39.95

Hardware Hacking