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A free-ware application called Simplify Media streams music from any shared iTunes library over the internet, effectively giving your limited-space iPhone or iPod touch access to your entire music library—no matter what the size. To use it, you’ll need to install Simplify Media on your [...]

The monome is a gorgeous, minimalist, open-source light-and-button pad used primarily by musicians as a controller. This beautiful clone takes on the awesome challenge of creating a full color palette by means of mixing color channels together. A complete how-to-guide as well as design specs [...]

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/]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

http://neil.fraser.name/software/img2html/ A table is created which is filled with large numbers of 1×1 cells. Each cell has a background color of the corresponding pixel in the image. That’s all it is; just a massive grid of colored table cells. We tried to post one in [...]

Macaulay, a software engineer, was able to hack into a MacBook through a zero-day security hole in Apple’s Safari browser. The computer was one of two offered as a prize in the “PWN to Own” hack-a-Mac contest at the CanSecWest conference in Vancouver. Macaulay teamed [...]

With Apple’s new set-top device filtering into the hands of the faithful, its buzz has been appropriately high. Over the weekend, however, many enterprising hackers took the time to probe the internals of the AppleTV a bit more thoroughly. What did they find?As it turns [...]

Alan Carvalho de Assis (and friends), as announced on the LinuxBIOS mailing list, has released a video of the newly released LinuxBIOS with X Server Inside. All of this in a normal BIOS chip (2 MB), without any hard drive connected (who needs hard drives [...]