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SnapTell: Instant Product Lookup From The iPhone. You Want This.

If you have an iPhone, you’ll probably want to check out SnapTell Explorer, a free application now available on the App Store. The premise is simple: take a photo of the cover of any CD,…

Tumblrette rocks Tumblr blogging on iPhone Tumblr is a clever blogging service with a focus on the fundamentals and polished style throughout. Tumblrette is a third-party iPhone client for Tumblr that integrates well, and even brings a few…

In settlement, eHarmony agrees to same-sex matches

In discrimination settlement, online dating service to launch a new website

TouchTerm Puts a Terminal Client on Your iPhone [Featured IPhone Download]

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SSH available without jailbreaking your iPhone

iPhone/iPod touch only: With Mocha VNC Lite, iPhone and iPod touch users already have a tool for connecting remotely to…

VoodooPad upgraded to version 4.0, includes WebDAV sync The latest major release of personal wiki Voodoopad, version 4.0, has been released. It comes with a slew of nifty features, including WebDAV/MobileMe sync, new palettes, and a variety of other…

Gmail Themes. That’s Totally Ninja.

Apparently a lucky few Gmail users had a “Themes” tab pop up under settings. No longer do you have to suffer through the boring-if-functional standard Gmail interface for the 16 hours a day…

Skein and SHA-3 News There are two bugs in the Skein code. They are subtle and esoteric, but they’re there. We have revised both the reference and optimized code — and provided new test vectors — on the Skein…

Mark Cuban Is Charged With Insider Trading The S.E.C. filed a civil suit against the Internet entrepreneur for selling shares of an Internet search company in 2004.

Etherpad Shows Google Docs How It’s Done

A team of ex-Googlers, with backing from Y Combinator, the Friendfeed founders and others, have created what might be both the ugliest and most useful group productivity app we’ve seen. …

A Computing Pioneer Has a New Idea Steven J. Wallach’s newest effort in computing design is intended to tackle one of the principal limitations in the world of supercomputing.