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Daily Archives: August 22, 2005
Apple Demands French Web Site Remove OS X on Intel Videos
These videos show a version of Mac OS X for Intel running on generic PCs not on Intel-based developer kits. Tweet eweek.com
Disable the DivX Watermark
I hate the way DivX movies show the DivX Video logo in the corner of the screen. Finally someone showed me how to turn it off! Tweet digg.com
The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction Video Review
You wouldn’t like his Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction video review when he’s angry. Tweet gamespot.com
NCSA Steps Back from Yahoo Debate
The NCSA distanced itself over the weekend from a study posted on its Web site that called into question Yahoo’s claims of a larger search engine index than rival Google. The organization has now issued a disclaimer that appears before visitors can view the actual study. Tweet betanews.com
Jessica Alba to turn down role in Fantastic Four sequel?
‘we hear Alba has agreed to star alongside Jimmy Fallon in the movie remake of the classic sitcom I Dream of Jeannie’ Tweet greatlink.org
New Lost Character Revealed
TV Guide has the scoop that former soap star Cynthia Watros is joining the cast of Lost this season as Libby, a mysterious character who may or may not have been in the tail section of Oceanic flight #815 when it crashed last fall. Tweet comingsoon.net
City of Villains Q&A – Port Oaks, and Other Evil Places
Creative director Jack Emmert explains the different new locales in City of Villains, and what you can expect to do in each one. Tweet gamespot.com
Star Trek Phone Set to Thrill
Fans who have dreamed of using a communicator like Captain Kirk’s will have their wish fulfilled this fall. By Holly J. Wagner. Tweet wired.com
Mobile Phones Reduce Teen Smoking
Japanese teenagers are spending so much of their money on mobile-phone bills that they can’t afford to smoke, a new government report says. High school students there typically get between $55 and $65 allowance per month, and spend between $36 and $55 on their phones, leading researchers to believe there’s a correlation between the rising…
