Here are the highlights for Geek News Daily #48 forFebruary 12, 2009:
- Rumor: iTunes may get streaming movies
- Network management amendment failed to make it into the stimulus package
- Dell starts selling dual-boot laptops
- Russian and US satellites collide
- Pioneer to leave the TV business in March 2010 to focus on audio
- Data tethering is coming to the Palm Pre
- Southwest Airlines offers free wifi…for now
- Follow the Pirate Bay trial on Twitter
- Google’s Book settlement pays authors $60 per scanned book
- Vizio drops out of plasma TVs
- Obama makes the June 12th analog kill date official
- Blockbuster Total Access to offer games for $5
- Palm OS is dead
- Texas judge orders site to identify annonymous trolls and flamers
Cool Link of the Day: Abominable Snow Shuttle
Bargain of the Day: Free stuff!
Host: Jeremy “pcnerd37″ Bray
Geek News Daily #48
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