Watch That Tiny, $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action 
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What’s wrong with that video from last night? Things seem a bit skewed, distorted, and wiggly-jiggly. No, I’m not focused on that redhead in the tiny pink shirt, I’m talking about a fixable issue with CMOS-based video cameras.
Quick: How can you get 23 MacBook Pros, 14 iPhones and nine iPod Touches in 31 seconds, for free? Tip: According to this security video, you need four friends, a brick and proximity to the Apple Store in Marlton, NJ.
If you were looking at the Panasonic GF1 yesterday with lust in your eyes and excitement in your pants, you’ll be happy to know that local details have ben announced.
Nokia Mural: For People Who Wish It Was Still 2005…Apple TV Once Again Forgotten By Apple…UK Says Samsung’s “LED TV” Is Misleading…Ben Heck Goes to Bat—er Xbox Controller—for the Lefties…
The Wall Street Journal reports that YouTube is deep in discussions with the movie studios to offer both paid (likely $US3.99) and ad-supported movie rentals. This would include new releases, which would be new to YouTube.
According to a report by Paul McIntyre in the Age this morning, Freeview and ABC head honcho Kim Dalton is pushing hard for the free-to-air TV stations to launch a video on demand service that actually delivers content direct to TV screens. Colour me VERY excited.
