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mini iPhone projector from Mili on the way - £229 from IWOOT

It's been a long time coming, but IMDB finally have their own iPhone App. At last, you can recall what Mel Gibson is actually famous for from the comfort of your local pub (Mad Max, Lethal Weapon, Braveheart, surprisingly not much else).

It's a pretty thorough recreation of their comprehensive website - and in many ways is a lot more intuitive.

brilliant/slightly terrifying tale of revenge from some tech-savvy dude who had his iPhone nicked. good ad for mobile.me too

not sure if it will be the game-changer that everyone wants it to be, but Apple's all-new iThing is coming later today - more pre-release details here

just in case you're dying to have another nice flat Apple box of tricks, the iTablet (or whatever they're going to call it) is probably going to be announced on Jan 27

Forget WIFI, WIDI is one of the new tech developments that has emerged at this year's CES show in Vegas. Shipping soon, the technology allows the new Intel chipsets to push the display over WIFI to an HDMI-equiped TV.

Might be the shot in the arm that the watch-internet-content-on-TV movement needs.

alright, it's not quite the Lego/iPhone hybrid we've all been waiting for (no? just me?) but this app does a good job of Legoising your pics

Polaroid's dead? Long live ... Polaroid! here's the PIC 1000, in a nice wood-style box

an iPhone-controlled wifi helicopter?! ooh it's the first A>W>E>S>O>M>E / P>O>I>N>T>L>E>S>S> product of the new decade! think the shot of the dude bugging his girlfriend on the sofa who's sensibly reading a magazine is a little bit too accurate

Google seem to be stepping up their mobile phone business, with Google Voice finding its feet in the US and the company now releasing its own unlocked, network-free handset - allegedly in January 2010.

The company has unofficially confirmed that it has given out handsets to its employees - which are built by HTC and are running a pumped up, unreleased version of Google's own Android operating system.

Meanwhile, Apple seems to be lining up to by VOIP provider iCall, which would give them a Google Voice of their own.

Lou Reed has launched a music-unrelated iPhone app, which seems to be a little short-sghted.

It's not just you that's been compromised by Facebook's recent change in privacy settings. Chief Facebooker Mark Zuckerberg's wasted-in-Tahoe photoset popped up, and Valleywag spread the word.... 

Ten whole years have passed since the record industry finally had enough of those Napster chaps, and started to sue. Where are we now?

VIA: Wired

another lo-fi digital camera with built-in super 8 stylings (and no sound!) - the Digital Harinezumi

what's on the rest of the net? (response from the Freenet creator here)

WIRED has the story. Get the App here.