{mosimage}Elgato have released the latest version of EyeTV 2.3.3, which adds new hardware support, one new faster iPod exporting and better metadata for standard MPEG-4 shows (can be used in iTunes), support for DivX 6.6, and a number of bug fixes.



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Here's hoping they've fixed the long-standing bug where the unit turns on, even though, the preference is ticked to have it not behave like that. If not, I'm going to start hassling them.

{mosimage}Apple has released a new Security Update, number 2006-008. As always this update is recommended for all users and improves the security of the following components:

• Quartz Composer
  
• QuickTime for Java
  

{mosimage}"Linking to copyright music posted elsewhere online without permission can be illegal, an Australian appeals court ruled today.



The issue before a three-judge panel at the Federal Court of Australia was whether Stephen Cooper, a retired policeman who ran the now-defunct site MP3s4free.net, was legally allowed to post links to mostly copyright MP3 files hosted on other servers. Cooper does not appear to have hosted any copyright music on MP3s4free.net."



I wonder what this would mean for torrent sites ...

Check out this TV commerical from the 50s, about a new toy dog made by Ideal.

{mosimage}Wired News's article goes on to say "Visual splendor is [Windows] Vista Ultimate's greatest selling point -- the new operating system does offer a graphically intensive interface that differs greatly from that of Windows XP.



However, I encountered several bumps in the road during testing that show Vista is not ready for everyday use by millions of people just yet -- no matter how pretty it looks."



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