Has the iPhone joined ranks with the hard working BlackBerry workhorse? Is it possible that the iPhone has it’s place in the workforce?
Yes, it is elitist, that’s the point.
posted from my appleberry

Google’s Sergei Brin and Steve Horowitz show off multiple prototypes of the Android platform, one of which has a Palm smartphone form factor and one that has a higher-end, HTC Windows Mobile form factor.
Sergei talks about how Google has set aside $10,000,000 to reward innovative mobile Android application developers. The resources needed to begin developing [...]

Designed for your small digital camera, Klikk is the innovative alternative to a bulky, hard-to-carry tripod. Its clean lines reflect its origins in Italian design – it’s small and simple, and at the same time strong and easy to use.
This pretty neat little gizmo comes in a small and large base version. I guess the [...]

It gives us great pleasure to announce the worlds first (and only) software driven sim unlocking service for the iPhone(tm). No need to open your phone. No need to solder.
[http://www.iphonesimfree.com/]

Dan Kaminsky, of DoxPara shot some really cool video of a couple of guys and their R/C quad-helicopters at Chaos Communication Camp 2007 (CCCamp) . The first of the two in the video cost $10,000 to build and the second cost only 500 Euro. This 2nd video shows you a small sample of how [...]

CNN reports that while western music companies pushed for punishment of AllofMP3.com owner Denis Kvasov, head of MediaServices, they instead witnessed Russian law executed as it was written.
Of course they claim they are going to appeal, but the Russian copyright law is still quite different from American copyright law.
Silly companies. Music is for the people.

Ken and Greg Aspeslagh claim that they created the application at the C-4 Developer Conference’s Iron Coder Live this weekend, winning first prize.
The hacked videoconferencing is now working on the iPhone using the Wi-Fi connection and its built-in camera and a combo mirror and stand device that allows your face to be seen with the [...]

The source code for the front page of the widely used social networking site Facebook.com has been leaked. If you want to see more take a look at the following post at http://facebooksecrets.blogspot.com/2007/08/facebook-home-page-code.html
It seems there are people already getting Cease & Desist letters from Facebook as they attempt to use this newly released information.
UPDATE: [...]

For those researchers out there that thought the Zero Day Initiative was not offering enough money for your zero day exploit, rejoice. WabiSabiLabi, a swiss based company, is offering an auction site for new unreported vulnerabilities. According to the companies home page:
WabiSabiLabi is aiming to a single moving target: to bring the world closer to [...]

A fellow by the name of Warren Harding has designed a program that reads in a YouTube video and plays it using ASCII text!
This is a really long video and the first few minutes is just him trying to find a video on YouTube using Lynx and then sifting through the source code to download [...]