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• Hack Lets You Control Your DLSR Camera From Your Nintendo DS Here's how to use a Nintendo DS to program new features on DSLR cameras made by Canon, Olympus and Sigma.
• Location-based Ads, a Coming Nightmare Location-based applications are a great idea, but commercializing them may be a challenge. Key will be making them minimally intrusive and maximally useful, lest they become another scourge.
• SXSW: Twitter Announcement a Real Yawner There was a line to get out of the room during Evan Williams’ talk here in Austin.
• Silverlight: Windows Phone 7 Secret Weapon Microsoft released new development tools at Mix'10 to enable developers to begin creating Silverlight apps for Windows Phone 7.
• New Aperture Update Fixes Video Issues Yet another fix for Aperture 3 users came down the pipeline on Monday in the form of Aperture SlideShow Support Update 1.1.
• Will You Pay for Online News? Pew Study Says No Only one in five readers is willing to pay for online news, according to a new study.
• Apple Quietly Fills in Some iPad Blanks A few critical details are appearing quietly on Apple's Website — but many questions remain unanswered
• Whip Up Super-Cool Art Objects with ImageChef Thanks to this free and fun service, you don't have to be artistically inclined to generate some mighty nifty images.
• Windows Phone 7: A Sneak Peek at the Apps Windows Phone 7 Series won't be out until the end of the year — meanwhile, whet your appetite with a look at some of the cool apps waiting in the wings.
• iPhone Will Soon Play Tunes from Rhapsody — Offline An update to the iPhone app lets you download Rhapsody music then play it directly from the handset rather than streaming over the Net.
• FCC Wants 120MHz of Spectrum From TV Stations The FCC will ask U.S. television stations to give up 120MHz of spectrum for wireless broadband over the next five years.
• Google Betting Big on Mobile, Executive Says Speaking to investors, Google executives described the company's high hopes for the mobile market.
• SXSW: Pandora in the Car Could Kill Sirius Pandora is moving quickly to get its app into cars, and its app will give drivers more choice and control over their music, probably for less money.
• Did Video Games Wreck 1,000 Marriages? An annual report from a Catholic counseling service claims computer games are partly to blame for complicating wedded bliss.
• Street Fighter IV for IPhone Street Fighter fans are rejoicing everywhere, because Capcom's Street Fighter IV has finally made its way onto the iPhone. Unfortunately, its graphics and...