An open source continuation of the now dead VisualHub application. After development of VisualHub was discontinued it’s source code was released for other developers to continue. It’s a must have application for anyone with mobile video devices.

It’s somewhat old news, but I just saw it today. It’s big news because Jimmy was the last remaining original band member (not counting Billy)… It’s hard to say how this will effect the future of the Smashing Pumpkins. [Fully story on stereogum.com]

untitledgames: It’s a little cheap set-top-box that streams games over the internet. As I understand it; instead of rendering the graphics on the console the games’ graphics would be rendered at OnLive’s servers and streamed to your box (much like Netflix on demand video). This makes the hardware very cheap because only barebones hardware is required to stream the sound/video and except player...

Scroll down the page and you’ll see the download link. I’ve been using EventBox for months now, and it’s a great app for anyone with multiple social network profiles who would like to see them all in one place. I use EventBox mainly for Twitter and GoogleReader. It’s still in beta, so you might notice it’s a little rough around the corners if you really use it...

You get a ton of apps for a fraction of the price the regularly 59.95€ ≈ $81.68 USD priced Espresso web development application. Well worth the $39 price even if you only care about just Espresso. Also of note, the game World of Goo (normally $20) is in the bundle and well worth getting.

It’s an application for Mac (soon to be available for Windows PCs as well) that allows you to download iPhone apps on your computer and transfer them to your device in a friendly iTunes-like interface, without “jailbreaking” your phone. [via cultofmac.com] This is very interesting… I do wonder how long before Apple locks them out.

Espresso 59.95€ ≈ $81.68 USD Regular Espresso 49.95€ ≈ $68.06 USD with the CSSEdit 2 discount I love CSSEdit 2 and I’ve been using the Espresso betas since they went public, and while I enjoy it as a source code editor I’m very skeptical of the app being worth the steep price. Espresso isn’t even a replacement for CSSEdit, Espresso has very basic CSS support… I’d...

I think I’ve settled on this mouse for my new found interest in PC games. I like this mouse for a few reasons; (1) It’s a mostly well reviewed gaming mouse (2) It fully supports Mac OS X out of the box without 3rd party drivers (3) It also looks cool. I was also looking into Logitech gaming mice but their programable buttons aren’t usable under Mac OS X without 3rd party driver...

I ordered the disc version from Amazon for quite a bit less than even the direct download version. The trail had me impressed. It’s a great BootCamp companion. I was even able to play some less taxing Windows 3D games inside of VMware Fusion 2 at reasonable speeds.

UPDATE: I’ve switched drivers since this post, see my new post. I have a late 2008 MacBook Pro that I’ve BootCamped to play PC games on. The Apple provided BootCamp Nvidia GeForce 9600M GT drivers are quite dated… I had been getting some small graphics glitches so I installed the above linked driver. The MacBook Pro is actually a great PC gaming laptop, I’ve been able to...

I’m a casual fan of their music, so I was pleasantly surprised to see a new album out today called “It’s Blitz!”. It’s been a few months since I refreshed my music collection so I may buy this one.

Crazy, an actual MMO game for iPhone and iPod Touch! I hear the servers are being crashed by the amount of interest in the game today, but there are some positive impressions from the people who are able to log-in and play. The game is only $0.99 on the iTunes App Store. UPDATE: I got the game and it’s currently unplayable because it can’t connect to the server and the game crashes...