• Restaurateur tracks down bill dodgers on Facebook
• Gmail comes to Google Desktop
• Google Earth used in Indian terrorist attacks
• gOS “Cloud” instant-on OS comes to Gigabyte touchscreen netbook
• Mac hits record 8.87% internet share, Windows drops below 90%
• Firefox passes 20% market share while IE drops below 70%
• Pownce bought by Six Apart, to be shut down in 2 weeks
• People buy used computers to salvage Windows XP
• Boeing airborne laser weapon fires for the first time
• Nokia won’t buy Yahoo!
• Apple tells users they need antivirus software
• Xbox 360 outsells PS3 3:1 on Black Friday

Cool Link of the Day:  USB floppy disk concept

Bargain of the Day: Garmin Nuvi 270 for $129.99

Host: Jeremy “pcnerd37″ Bray
Geek News Daily #42

• Flash demonstrated on Android based G1
• Android hacked to be a garage door remote
• Apple releases firmware fix for MacBook trackpad problems
• Get out of your Sprint contract with no early termination fees
• Facebook rolls out Verified App program while making themselves an interesting revenue model
• Chinese pirates crack Blu-ray DRM to start selling HD disks
• Nintendo attempts to kill homebrew on the Wii yet again
• The New Xbox Experience is available for all who signed up, everybody else tomorrow
• Jerry Yang steps down as Yahoo CEO

Cool Link of the Day: 20-Foot-long Lego battlecruiser

Bargain of the Day:  Corsair Flash Voyager 16GB Flash Drive for $20 after rebate and free shipping!

Host: Jeremy “pcnerd37″ Bray
Geek News Daily #39

• Soutwest Airlines testing satellite broadband internet access
• American Airlines to join mile-high WiFi club
• Goodbye, 30-second song clips. Last.fm offers limited full-track streaming and moves towards subscriptions
• FTC defents Ethernet, forces patent troll back under bridge
• Facebook IM client Social.im now available for Mac
• ICANN issues plea for liberty
• Uh oh: Microsoft says Vista is more secure than XP, OSX and Linux
• Yahoo may offer DRM-free music for free
• Virgin Galactic unveils spaceships that will take passangers up in space

Host: Jeremy “pcnerd37″ Bray
Geek News Daily #15

• Turn in a software pirate, Collect $500
• Nanowire battery holds 10 times the charge of existing ones
• $3.2 Billion lost to phishing in 2007
• Feds readying for 2008 IPv6 deadline, but not for actual use
• New trojan software swaps Google Ads for malware
• Sony offers $100 credit
• Facebook settles text-messaging suit
• 73% of Americans havn’t heard of Google Docs

Host: Jeremy “pcnerd37″ Bray
Geek News Daily #3

• BBC launches iPlayer service for Macs and Linux
• Apple plugs 42 security holes
• E3 returns to Los Angeles
• Privacy is no defense when Circuit City find child porn
• $8,000-per-galon printer ink leads to antitrust lawsuit
• 1,000 pages of bad news: Ohio e-voting report released
• Porn Spammers’ lust for Facebook data lands them in court
• Universal, XM settle suit over reciever’s ability to record

Host: Jeremy “pcnerd37″ Bray
Geek News Daily #2

• Blogging celebrates 10th birthday
• Nintendo and GameStop to guarentee Wii’s in January
• Playstation 3 gets DivX and WMV playback
• Microsoft responds to Opera’s antitrust complaint
• Google sued over Chinese name
• Windows Mobile makes changes to compete with iPhone
• Ads-Click introduces MicroSocialAds in Beta. Get paid to spam your facebook friends

Host: Jeremy “pcnerd37″ Bray
Geek News Daily #1