Wednesday Shortbread
by Ronald Hanaki — 7:25 AM on September 1, 2010

Eight is Enough

  1. TUAW reports Apple to stream video of today's event (Event livestream is Mac and iOS only)
  2. Obama administration: "Piracy is flat, unadulterated theft"
  3. StatCounter: Windows 7 jumps ahead of Vista globally for first time
  4. Gartner says worldwide semiconductor revenue to grow 31.5% in 2010
  5. DigiTimes: Nvidia said to be planning chipset that combies GPU and southbridge
  6. VR-Zone: Nvidia GeForce GTS 450 benchmarked and
    rumors: AMD Radeon HD 6700 series to feature 256-bit memory
    and Nvidia GeForce GTS 430 releasing October 12th
  7. ATi-Forum on Radeon HD 6000 - first AMD card with digital PWM (in German)
  8. Ars Technica: Apple may release iPhone 4 with revised antenna after 9/30

Wednesday

  1. DigiTimes reports Foxconn sees 1H10 revenues up, gross margin down on year
  2. C|Net reports former hp CEO Mark Hurd to exit News. Corp.'s board
    and Gmail, Skype now in India's crosshairs
  3. WSJ confirms iTunes TV show rentals [Update: Netflix on Apple TV claimed by BusinessWeek]
  4. Ars Technica reports Amazon rumored to be prepping a subscription video service
  5. Financial Times reports Sony rises to digital-media challenge
  6. TC Magazine reports MSI reveals the WindBOX III fanless system
    and Samsung announces the SF Series laptops
    and Samsung preps NF Series netbook trio for October
  7. Engadget: Homebrew Cray-1A emulates the iconic supercomputer, to no useful purpose
  8. C|Net reports Immersion unveils new touch-screen haptics processor
  9. Engadget reports hp Labs teams up with Hynix to manufacture
    memristors    , plans assault on flash memory in 2013
  10. TC Magazine: Samsung showing off 16GB very low-profile DDR3 module at VMworld 2010
  11. Donanim Haber: Manli GeForce GTS 450 unveiled and
    Colorful goes crazy: 900MHz-clocked GeForce GTX 460 (in Turkish)
  12. Fudzilla reports Gigabyte outs passive HD 5770 Silent Cell
  13. Expreview reports PowerSensor, Philips 22" monitor unveiled
  14. TUAW reports Roku cuts price of media players in possible anticipation of new Apple TV
  15. Engadget: Philips GoGear Connect is a legitimate Android-baesd iPod touch competitor (updated)
  16. Dailytech reports SanDisk launches Sansa Fuze+ MP3 player
  17. TC Magazine: Antec to showcase soundscience rockus 2.1 sound system at IFA Berlin
    and Logitech unveils the Z515 and Z305 laptop speakers
  18. Engadget: Corsair sails into gaming headset waters with noise-isolating HS1 cans
    and Creative's new gaming headset can tell up from down and
    Sony slims down, speeds up, and adds touch to its entire Reader family
  19. C|Net on cars: The next hacking frontier?
  20. TechFlash: How Microsoft Research foresaw Google's 'Priority Index' feature
  21. Engadget HD podcast 212
  22. Flickr: NASA on The Commons' photostream
  23. Dealzon: hp dm3t returns w/ Core i3 ULV option; AMD-based dm3z discontinued
  24. Dealzon's deals: $150 off 16" Toshiba A665-S6065 Core i7, $55 off Logitech G9X mouse,
    $220 off Sanyo HD waterproof camcorder, and $35 off Sennheiser HD555 headphones
Newegg's guerrilla deals for 9/1

  1. Jetway mini-TOP & 60GB OCZ Vertex SSD combo
  2. FileMaker Pro 11 ($13.00 off with promo code EMCYTZT123)
  3. Gigabyte GTX 460 & 600W OCZ ModXStream Pro PSU combo
  4. Nokia 5230 Navigation Edition 3G unlocked touchscreen phone
  5. Fellowes PS-79Ci shredder
  6. Samsung UN40C5000 1080p LED-LCD HDTV ($50.00 off with promo code EMCYTZT124)
Networking and mobile

  1. Techdirt reports U.S. Secretary of Commerce sides with RIAA:
    Warns ISPs to become entertainment industry cops
  2. AT&T Public Policy Blog: The danger of dogma (AT&T on proposed net neutrality)
  3. DSLReports on Rover: Clearwire's new prepaid broadband brand
    and Canada embraces open access
  4. Light Reading: Has Verizon made its last DSL boost?
  5. TechFlash cites report: Mobile content revenue to triple to $3.5 billion in 2014
  6. Archos unleashes 5 new Android Froyo tablets, Engadget goes hands-on
  7. TC Magazine reports LG Optimus Pad exposed, claimed to be lighter than the average tablet
  8. Ars Technica reports Palm brings improved multitasking and Node.js to webOS 2.0
  9. DailyTech reports official T-Mobile G2 pics leaked
  10. TC Magazine reports Motorola Milestone 2 smartphone made official
Software

  1. Microsoft launches VMware lock-in ad to kick off VMworld
  2. Expreview reports Everest Ultimate Edition updated to support GeForce GTS 450
  3. C|Net reports video experiment shows off HTML5 on Chrome
  4. Sysinternals suite - 8/30
  5. Nvidia 256.53 drivers for Unix / Linux systems
  6. SlimBrowser 5.00.092
Gaming

  1. Paradox Interactive on PC gaming
  2. IndustryGamers: Xbox Live likely to see $100 'Platinum' service
    next, says analyst Michael Pachter
  3. Engadget reports PS3 homebrew jailbreak released into the wilds
  4. Fudzilla: AMD Fusion wanted for next-generation consoles
  5. Shacknews: Mafia II DLC waging 'Jimmy's Vendetta' next week
    and Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening available on Mac and
    Battlefield: Bad Company 2 'Ultimate Edition' announced, available now
  6. VE3D reports EverQuest II & Everquest II Extended double XP this weekend
  7. Blizzard on crafting in Diablo III
  8. CS: Source & TF2 and Supreme Commander 2 updates released
  9. Ars Technica and Engadget review PlayStation Move
  10. Ars Technica reviews Dead Rising 2: Case Zero
  11. Kotaku: What do game developers know about real guns?
  12. Battlefield Blog: Community pictures contest
Hardware

  1. Engadget and TweakTown review Asus Eee PC 1215N
  2. AnandTech on ASRock 890FX Deluxe: Comprehensive motherboard
    review and investigation of Thuban performance scaling
  3. TweakTown reviews MSI 870A Fuzion
  4. Guru3D reviews 120GB OCZ RevoDrive SSD
  5. t-break reviews MSI N460GTX Hawk
  6. Engadget's back to school guide: Televisions
  7. OC3D reviews Noctua NH-U9B SE2
  8. Techgage reviews Cooler Master V6 GT CPU cooler
   
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