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Teclast has released a few more details, and another screenshot of it’s upcoming portable media player. The Teclast M66 will include high-def resolution capable of 720p using the RK2806 chipset by Rockchips. The M66 has recently been given a makeover by Teclast, and looks a bit better now with a row of touch-sensitive [...]

Just a heads up:
It’s the very first episode of Tekzilla: Jessica Corbin and Patrick Norton.

This is definitely something that will be added to my list of shows to watch.  I haven’t seen the episode, but it’s a cross between dl.tv, and The Screensavers from the old TechTV days.
I’m guessing it will be a quite successful [...]

Looks like Gmail has another security hole. 
This is the second major Google security vulnerability to be revealed this week. On Monday, security researcher Fernando Bedford provided a proof-of-concept exploit for a Google cross-site scripting vulnerability in Google’s Blogspot polls API that facilitated e-mail hijacking and address book sniffing. That vulnerability was fixed by Google [...]

Looks like the FCC might be realizing that cable Internet, and DSL really aren’t competing..more like colluding.  The broadband situation in the US is severely broken.
Two FCC commissioners showed up to a Senate hearing yesterday and argued that the US is in dire need of a "national broadband strategy" that would bring universal access and [...]

It doesn’t look like the latest update is causing the iPhone to brick, but there are random reports, according to arstechnica.
Speaking of bricking, we should probably give you our initial word on the topic. Unfortunately, our official word for now is that we have no official word. We’re hearing mixed reports from the wild [...]

Gotta love how quickly the tides can turn on any company…even one as popular as apple.
There’s a question here, of if we liked the stock iPhone before, why not now? First off, the verdict was based on the future value of the iPhone once Apple had fixed a lot of the quirks that resulted our [...]

The $499 LEGO set is not for the faint of heart.  Gizmodo took the dive, purchased it, and has an in-depth unboxing.

The set includes 5,000 pieces, and apparently a 4 pound manual.
Hopefully the Ultimate Collectors Millennium Falcon set comes down in price some so a few more of us can try it out!
Read here

TrustedReviews.com has a pretty fantastic review of the Sony VAIO VGN-TZ12VN.  This is the first Sony laptop that is a solid state machine.  This means no more spinning hard disks, longer battery life, and overall faster performance.  Seems like a pretty great idea.
Check out the last page for the performance marks, such as the PC [...]

The RCA EZ201 looks like a little ipod with an eye to me.  I wonder if it works well for the low $100’s price tag?
As expected, this 5.25-ounce video recorder sports a ho hum enclosure, no optical zoom, 512MB of internal memory, a 1.5-inch LCD, MemoryManager software, and a SD expansion slot as well. The [...]

Better dust off that Xbox 360! Folding@home might be coming to the Xbox 360 soon according to Microsoft.

 
From Engadget:
Peter Moore of Microsoft has gone on record by saying that the Xbox 360 could also join the project, although he made sure to include a jibe at Microsoft’s primary competitor by mentioning the 360’s [...]