Filed under: Misc. Gadgets , Wearables Let’s get one thing straight right from the get-go: the e-Volve Gadget Shoulder Holster could definitely be considered the ultimate woman purse too, but that would first require you to actually find a female who would agree to said statement with a straight face. Following in the oh-so-daring footsteps of the nearly legendary Remote Wrangler is this piece: a mishmash that’s half C.O.P.S., half Brenthaven and 100% gnarly

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e-Volve Gadget Shoulder Holster: the ultimate man purse

Filed under: Desktops Not one to be outdone by the likes of Dell , Alienware and Gateway , Commodore Gaming is also offering up Core i7 -based gaming rigs. Unlike the big boys, however, Commodore ’s choosing not to expand its current lineup any further; instead, it’s simply offering up the new pieces of silicon as options in the machines it already sells. Don’t venture over expecting anything to be cheap, else you’ll be sorely disappointed

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Commodore refuses to be left out, offers Core i7-based gaming rigs

Stephen Shankland / CNET News : Adobe bringing full-fledged Flash to phones   —  Adobe Systems CTO Kevin Lynch touts Flash for mobile phones at the Adobe Max conference.  —  (Credit: Stephen Shankland/CNET Networks)  —  SAN FRANCISCO—Inspired by a new generation of smartphones, Adobe Systems has begun a new …

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Adobe bringing full-fledged Flash to phones (Stephen Shankland/CNET News)

High Definition Content Protection—the annoying DRM-y thing that’s supposed to stop people from copying hi-def stuff as it travels over a card-display connector— has apparently, and unfortunately, come to Apple’s MacBooks.

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New MacBooks Have HDCP, Gives iTunes Purchases Less Freedom [HDCP Sucks]

For the guy who wants a Vudu system but demands a rack-mountable setup, the Vudu XL2 is here to foot the bill in Armani boots. It’s essentially a Vudu XL in a premium aluminum package, storing a terabyte of content while squeezing within one rack unit of space. The catch is that it’s priced at $1300 and still runs $40 extra for an IR remote attachment

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Vudu XL2: Internet Streaming Goes Rack Mounted [Vudu]

Filed under: Digital Cameras Mark it down as a coincidence if you’d like, but a flurry of lawsuits revolving around the same companies just became public knowledge. For starters, Eastman Kodak has decided to sue Samsung and LG, alleging infringement of digital camera patents relating to image capture, compression and data storage; the suit is asking for “unspecified damages, and both cases seek injunctions prohibiting Samsung and LG from further imports and sales of the products.” Just hours later, Samsung hit back with this response: “Samsung plans to respond actively to these litigations and will remain committed to serving our customers by ensuring that accurate and reliable delivery of our products is not compromised in any way.” Got all that? Good.

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Lawsuit whirligig: Spansion and Kodak sue Samsung, LG sued only by Kodak

Good news for all you non -Youtube internet video watchers who have G1s, the people of Adobe have basically confirmed that an Android-based version of Flash will be ready in coming months. Any device with at least 200MHz processors, more than 16MB RAM and a “completely capable web browser” will be able to render web-based flash content. [ Adobe via ModmyGphone ]

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Adobe Says Flash Coming To The G1 Soon [Android]

Dave Burke / Google Mobile Blog : Google Mobile App for iPhone now with Voice Search and My Location   —  The new Google Mobile App for iPhone makes it possible for you to do a Google web search using only your voice.  Just hold the phone to your ear, wait for the beep, and say what you’re looking for.  That’s it.  Just talk.

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Google Mobile App for iPhone now with Voice Search and My Location (Dave Burke/Google Mobile Blog)

At long, long last, Jerry Yang is out at Yahoo. The company announced tonight that the co-founder who last year took over as CEO will be gone just as soon as a replacement can be found. As anyone knows who has been watching the drama at Yahoo, this has been coming for some time.

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Is exit of Yahoo’s Jerry Yang too little, too late?

With just a few months before the digital TV conversion renders millions of sets obsolete (well, kind of), a group called the Electronics TakeBack Coalition is trying to shame major companies into some e-waste recycling initiative by giving them report card scores . Of all the companies surveyed, the highest score (B-) went to Sony, which launched the first national takeback program in 2007. More than half of everybody else got a big fat F for having absolutely nothing in place

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TV Makers Get Abysmal Grades For E-Waste Recycling Programs [E-Waste]