Arn / MacRumors : iPhone Vulnerability, Fix Coming on November 21st in Firmware 2.2?

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iPhone Vulnerability, Fix Coming on November 21st in Firmware 2.2? (Arn/MacRumors)

We’ll be frank — there’s nothing particularly elegant about the Wii64, but it is unique, so we just have to pay attention. Without any rhyme or reason, this here modder decided it best to gut the internals of his Wii and replace them with the innards of an N64. Of course, he could’ve just referenced someone else’s work for getting an N64 controller to play nice with Nintendo’s latest, but we suspect that just wasn’t the itch he was trying to scratch

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Modder haphazardly shoves an N64 into a Wii shell

Today, the media streaming service Orb announced their official iPhone application, OrbLive 2.0, allowing you to stream your media files across multiple devices via 3G, EDGE or Wi-Fi. The last incarnation of OrbLive was launched before the App Store was introduced; thus requiring a jailbroken iPhone .

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OrbLive 2.0 iPhone App Keeps Your Devices File- and Embarrasment-Free [IPhone App]

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iPhone 2.2 Update Available Now [Iphone 2.2]

It’s here. Google Street View and over the air Podcast downloads from iTunes

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iPhone 2.2 firmware update available now, Google Street View and plenty more

Several Verizon Wireless employees stumbled upon the Pandora’s Box of personal cellphone accounts, that of President-Elect Barack Obama, and couldn’t help sneaking a peek.

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Verizon Staff Accessed Obama Cellphone Data, Became Ex-Verizon Staff [Ways To Get Fired]

Paul Carton / ChangeWave HotWire Blog : A Historic Collapse in U.S. Corporate IT Spending   —  ChangeWave’s latest corporate IT purchasing survey shows an accelerating collapse in U.S.

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A Historic Collapse in U.S. Corporate IT Spending (Paul Carton/ChangeWave HotWire Blog)

Looking to get a Playstation 3 for as low as $200? Who isn’t! Amazon is hosting a pretty amazing deal which could land you an 80GB PS3, a PS3 game and Bluray movie set for either $199 or $229, depending on which of three sets you choose. But there’s a catch: You have to vote on which of the three sets Amazon should offer to get a chance at the discounted price

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Nab A PS3 Bundle For $200 in Amazon.com Contest [Dealzmodo]

If you thought your ARES CG6155 was hot stuff during the sweltering summer, well, you were right. Sadly, your bragging days have come to an end, as a new era of cutting-edge buyers are fixing to one-up you with the purchase of ASUS’ ROG CG6190. Timed to be released alongside Intel’s potent Core i7 processor, this beast is built around the X58 chipset and includes an eye-catching chassis, 52% faster processing speed in 3D gaming applications (thanks, overclocked Core i7!), up to 12GB of DDR3 RAM and support for an NVIDIA triple-SLI GPU setup or an ATI CrossFireX rig.

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ASUS summons Core i7 power in ROG CG6190 gaming desktop

We here at Gizmodo have been getting interesting missives from several readers about how AT&T’s 3G network has just plumb broke in several areas, like Boston and Hawaii. Any calls made to an iPhone 3G goes straight to voicemail, but with no notification to the iPhone owner. Switching back to the Edge/2G network will get the phone to start acting normally again

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AT&T 3G Network Down In Some Areas, Reports Say [At&t]