The Daily Roundup: here’s what you might’ve missed

Posted by putuandy

July 3, 2009


	Psystar bounces back from Chapter 11, intros new high-end hardware Psystar’s new Open(7) hardware runs Intel Nehalem Xeon, which should provide a nice performance jolt to hackintosh land.		Sony exec says UMD-less PSP was “always the plan” Sony “needed to prepare the right environment for it first - things like the transferal of content with the PS3 and PSN, and PC software to manage content like music and movies such as Media Go.”
	Apple patching nasty iPhone SMS vulnerability Given the hype surrounding Apple’s iPhone, we’re actually surprised that we haven’t seen more holes to plug over the years.	Other news of import Apple patent applications offer glimpses of haptic screens, RFID readers, fingerprint ID Toshiba’s TG01 outed on Orange UK D-Link’s Xtreme N DIR-685 storage router hands-on and impressions UK moviegoers treated to industry’s first interactive 3D game
	How to relocate a HD set-top-box and still have it work with an HDTV We know how it goes, you pick up a nice big HDTV and a wall-mount only to get it all setup then realize you still need a place to put your HD set-top-box.		HTC Hero hits FCC with US 3G For the record, Bands II and V are 1900 and 850MHz, respectively, which is exactly the combo AT&T subscribers would need to flip the switch on high-speed data.
TiVo HD upgrade program helps you save as much as $100 Ask Engadget HD: How can I get my home theater ready for 3D, right now?		Ovi Maps graduates from beta Samsung’s SCH-W760 with infrared video conferencing is ready for your parole hearing