Free EyeTV 2.5 Update Includes Wi-Fi Access for iPhone and iPod touch, Record From Live Buffer, Freebox IPTV Support, One-Click iPhone Export, and More

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EyeTV 2.5, a free update to the award-winning EyeTV 2 television software, includes many new features for viewing on the Mac, the iPhone, and iPod touch. With Wi-Fi Access, recorded television shows can be …

Study: iPods can make pacemakers malfunction - CNN.com

Uh-ho…

iPods can cause cardiac implantable pacemakers to malfunction by interfering with the electromagnetic equipment monitoring the heart, according to a study presented by a 17-year-old high school student to a meeting of heart specialists on Thursday.

The study tested the effect of the portable music devices on 100 patients, whose mean …

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BootCamp has been updated to version 1.2, and now supports Vista, use of the Apple Remote for iTunes and WMP (yuck!) and the synching of the time, FINALLY!

Other highlights include:

# Support for Windows Vista (32-bit)
# Updated drivers, including but not limited to trackpad, AppleTime (synch), audio, graphics, modem, iSight camera
# Support the Apple Remote (works with iTunes and Windows Media Player)
# A Windows system tray icon for easy access to Boot Camp information and actions
# Improved keyboard support for Korean, Chinese, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Russian, and French Canadian
# Improved Windows driver installation experience
# Updated documentation and Boot Camp on-line help in Windows
# Apple Software Update (for Windows XP and Vista)

The iSight, Apples ubiquitous personal camera has been around for well nigh half a decade now, and in it’s recent incarnations has been built-in to iMacs and the Macbook series. Rumors abound of a new Cinema Display with the iSight included also.

All of this begs the question though: who uses the iSight for actual video chat, other than 16 and 50 year olds exchanging images of their respectively pale or pasty appendages?

Video chat is still so quirky and slow that it serves no purpose for anything other than casual conversations. And since most internet providers offer an absurdly low upload speed, the lag and choppiness makes an iChat seem more like a stop action short film than a conversation.

That being said, there are still numerous ways you can put that iSight to use.

Security and surveillance
Webcam and Streaming video
Digital camera w/ effects
Inventory your stuff
Screen-saver
Time-Lapse Movies
Gaming
Scanning Documents
Teaching or tutorials
Making people nervous

We’ve begun the process of adjusting our colors and layout to match the winning logo chosen by you, our visitors, a few weekends ago.

The changes are mostly color related right now, but we’ve got some more changes planned to augment the awesome logo!

Please stop by and take a look and post your comments or thoughts. Let us know what you …

In a brilliant move, Parallels have taken a cue from the ‘real’ PC makers and have begun the process of bundling software with their virtual machines.

The final build of Parallels, released 2/28/07, includes Kasperskys Internet Security 6. All indications are that this is a full version, with no references to licensing or ‘pay to keep using it’.

A full version of Kaspersky Internet Security (normally $60USD) is now installable, via the ‘Actions’ menu…

Today, Parallels released the final version of their Mac version. Since the Parallels site is currently getting hammered, we’ve placed a direct download link after the jump.

We’ll also add things of note as we explore the new version:

Looks like a new thing is bundling. A full version of Kaspersky Internet Security (normally $60USD) is installable, via the ‘Actions’ menu…