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With so many rumors, the Apple tablet has to be coming soon! An anonymous Barrons’s analyst has stated they have seen the tablet and is rumored for a November release.  Prices for the new device should be around $699-$799.  ” via Barrons & 9to5mac“

Reported by Jason Wilk from Timycomb.com, he explained that in a recent conversation with an anonymous (great f’in name) RIM executive, Blackberry is looking to incorporate video conferencing features into their 2010 line of devices.  That and other points covered after the jump!  More >>

Apple is good… They are trying soo hard to make Jailbreaking illegal, that they are making things up!   They have submitted a letter to the US Copyright Offices indicating that when you jailbreak your iPhone, you are changing the ECID (Exclusive Chip ID) which can allow you too hack the AT&T towers, make anonymous calls, and even perform ‘denial of service attacks’ on the AT&T network to bring it down as a whole. More >>

Its finally over.  The talks of a potential buyout/merger/alliance/etc between Microsoft & Yahoo has come to an end as Yahoo surrenders their search functionality to the bleeding giant.  What does this mean to you?  Absolutely nothing.  More >>

The ritual lives on: Sprint lost $384 million and 257,000 customers. Which looks grim, but remember, six months ago they lost a billion dollars and over a million customers. Sadly, their forecast for 2009 is simply “improved losses.” [Sprint] via Gizmodo

It’s been less than a week since Windows 7 was released to manufacturer and already we’re seeing reports that Windows 7 RTM Ultimate has been cracked using an OEM product key from computer manufacturer Lenovo (though the crack isn’t limited to their hardware).  More >>

So it appears another temporary iPhone vulnerability has been uncovered, soon to be patched by the next update 3.1.  This time the attack on the iPhone is made via SMS.  More >>

Bored at work?  Chess with Friends, by Newtoy is a solid chess game which allows multiplayer with other iPhone owners. More >>

Looks like Microsoft is playing catchup once more.  This time not with the Zune, but with the Mobile App Marketplace.  It is now open to developer submissions, meaning lookout Apple!  hm, not so much.

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