Author: tommytrc

This idea just came to me in a flash. If you’ve seen this idea elsewhere, let me know because I haven’t yet.

WarTuning: Wardrive using your WiFi enabled laptop to listen to (download?) other people’s shared music through iTunes.

If you’re feeling especially delinquent, you can download songs from iTunes libraries that you find using ourTunes (this is definitely illegal, so don’t do it).

WarTuning here in LA might be fun. I wonder what the stars in Hollywood are listening to?

Hopefully, we’ll be demonstrating this on The Screen Savers on the 19th of January.

Look who’s sharing music at G4

Originally from plastic bugs

This is really cool. Now you can build your own South Park Characters using South Park Stuido v 2.0. Built in Flash and very well done.

Circuit City dot com has a 250 GB Maxtor drive, $79.99 after $30 rebate

Go get it

Thanks andy at work for the tip

We’ve heard some whisperings that Seagate has a 500GB hard drive of their own in the hopper, but Hitachi announced yesterday that they’re coming out with a 500GB 3.5-inch desktop PC hard drive. The other news is that they’ve shrunk their 1-inch MicroDrive so that it takes up one-fifth less space and more than doubled it’s capacity to 10GB (there’s also an 8GB version, too). If you want to connect the dots, Apple uses Hitachi’s 4GB 1-inch MicroDrive in the iPod mini, so it’s not entirely inconceivable that an 8GB or 10GB iPod mini could turn up sometime this year.

Originally posted by Peter Rojas from Engadget

I guess pointing a laserbeam at a jet and helicopter just isn’t as funny as it used to be. Get the scoop

Thanks Matt