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Sites that I found interesting for June 4th 2009 through June 8th 2009:

• Apple halves iPhone price – Apple halved the price of its entry-level iPhone to $99 (62 pounds) on Monday in a move that could widen the trendy device's mass-market appeal as competition for smartphones heats up.
• James Cameron: 'Avatar' Will Change Moviegoing – Director James Cameron urged Hollywood on Saturday to embrace 3-D technology, and to work together to make it the central focus of theatrical filmed entertainment.
• 'Google-like' Tool Aids Network Security – Dejavu Technologies recently released TrafficScape, an appliance that grabs network packets and converts them into XML documents, which are then pulled into a database that is searchable through a simple, Google-like toolbar.

Sites that I found interesting for August 29th 2008 through September 2nd 2008:

• Those glitzy casino-resorts of Las Vegas are dealing. They're desperate for business – Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, announcing a 3-day 2-night package for $149 including accommodations and your choice of either $100 or 2 show tickets,
• Right Now: What Are You Doing? – Distracted? Maybe you need a new home page.
• How to See All of San Diego from 10 Scenic Lookouts – Ever get the urge to scramble up to the highest spot to see everything? Frommers has a great list of 10 sites in San Diego that give you a great view of America's Finest City.

• “Podcasting 101″ on KCBS with Tim Coyne & Lance Anderson
  KCBS News segment on the fundamentals and history of podcasting, featuring Tim Coyne of The Hollywood Podcast and Lance Anderson of Verge of the Fringe.
  (tags: podcasting)
• How-To: 4 Camera Hacks You Can Do Today
  (tags: camera hacks)
• Command-line reference A-Z
  Microsoft Command Line Reference. Good for batch files.
  (tags: batch microsoft command cmd)
• Startup Drinks
  Startup culture in cities around the world gathers around a bar to have a pint and discuss what they are working on, what they need help with and what they can do for each other.
  (tags: Startup Web2.0)