MobuzzTV - Daily Buzz (iTunes)

Logitech has a solution to sweaty palms (while gaming-if you're just talking to a pretty girl you're on your own), PlayAway single volume digital audio book players, Viennese musicians play with their food.

Apple settles with Creative, Croatia opens up, This Keyboard solves all your life's organizational and gift-giving issues, The earth trembles online and (probably) shatters this house, Drinkers move towards the light on the iBar.

Robots taking over journalists tasks, Sony finds a fantastic and not-at-all-condescending way to try to appeal to the female gamer, DIY time! -Try amateur taxidermy, make mold art like Polona Tratnik, or keep mold at bay with a glowing bread box!

Ancient geeks had computer, Mobile Beauty, iScorch, Another site to improve your life, Bullshitr for Web 2.0 success, G.O.S.S.I.P. kills "yuppie"?, Don't google! (I mean: Don't, Google!), Are you Python? Java,? perhaps BASIC?

Jungle love online between orangutans in Holland and Indonesia, Caps off to the leader in a battle to avoid typos that maKE IT LOOK LIKE YOU ARE SCREAMING, SMS projector from Troika means no more taping “Kick Me” notes to someone’s back!

MobuzzTV has a chat with the lovely and geek-tastic Cali, host of GeekBrief.

Tamagotchis grow up so you don't have to have a real pet or a real girlfriend, MobuzzTV's favorite war toy, The untold story of ">PacMan: The Insatiable Hunger by Videogame Theater.

EPIC 2015 - a dark "future history" of online media by Robin Sloan and Matt Thompson, Compare to this view as presented by Victor Keegan, And finally chew on a bit of Loic's take on blogging.

">Captain Copyright and the Piracy ">Ferret meet ">The Corruptibles and ">Carabella for a reading of The Pig and The Box.

Hot captcha, Hotties in the Hoosegow, The REAL Hot 100-alternative hotness, A look at fake hotness because it's something to keep in mind.

We have a little chat with Enrique Dans about Net Neutrality from an outside-the-U.S. perspective.

World of Warcraft is creating candidates for that rehab center in Amsterdam, Gadgets are now a girl's best friend, AllPeers beta version out for testing and MobuzzTV weighs in.

Let's all freak out and blame sexy music for kids' early sexual behavior, Goggles takes you over Google Maps in a plane - wheeeeee!, Get a perty picture of your website's DNA.

Betting on the future of social media - the Carr-Benkler Wager, The Sound of Clothes from ShowStudio.com, Duran Duran to don avatars for next concert, the Domesday Book joins the digital library and Anglo-Nerds rejoice.

A service for those desperate (really desperate) for the phone to ring, Spoof of Al Gore and An Inconvenient Truth came from oil industry lobbyists?, Go do the LibraryThing and nerd out with other bookworms.

Flip-flops and mobiles are the newest items on the list of things that are bad for your health, My new favorite silly iPod thingamajig is the iCanOpener by Sergio Trujillo, Go get your ebooks while you still can!, and keep those hot (or not) book recommendations coming.

Photosynth creates 3D navegable images from collections of online photos, Books to flirt (and to snub) over, iPod to go eBook?, Download us to your PSP directly from here.

US Congress looks into banning social networking sites from public school and library computers, Eons.com is the MySpace for folks 50 years and older (ie - who are going to die soon), World Map of Happiness-Scandinavians and island dwellers doing pretty good.

BloggingBeirut, SMS/MMS blog, From Israel to Lebanon, YouTube carnage, Humor at Ramziblahblah, Mark Fiore's animation, Have some anecdotes or some anger, Israellycool and theviewfromhere have extrensive links, Three places for Peace: 1-2-3, Working for peace here and there, Enjoy the beautiful countryside.

The Who cancel concert webcasts, Martin Wattenburg's Shape of Song makes the audio visual, Brian Eno and David Byrne let you mix it up with their tracks, Free eBook on the album Revolver for the die-hard Beatles fans.

Kazaa to pay out big bucks to film and recording industries, Mobuzz went to the Campus Party in Valencia to marvel at the mega-geekness of it all.

Super geek "Powered Shoes" for virtual reality, The Breath Car for training musicians and Singing Sock Puppets by Mathew Irvine Brown.

Grand theft Auto's FTC inquiry is over so we can all rest knowing the children are safe from obscenity, Researchers in Leeds recreate the sensation of deja-vu in a lab, Alex Dragulescu's spam art, blog art and Mozart, and a different bit of Spam art.

Games being used to educate about conflict in the middle east and elsewhere, Cool idea to get people out to see Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth, If you'd prefer not to work on saving the world there is always Extreme Hammocking!

Good Search provides a ridiculously easy way to search and do no evil, 95 Theses of Geek Activism is a good document even for non-geeks, The 1% Rule throws some doubt on the propects of Web 2.0.

UK to host its first Masturbate-a-Thon this August - what a buncha wankers!, Jon Ardern's ARK INC. wants to help you prepare for the end of civilization, The street art of Mark Jenkins freaks out some pedestrians and shows duct tape who's boss.

Everyone's talking about Netscape trying to buy Digg.com's best story-posters, Legislation in US to ban companies' collaboration with internet censors abroad, English woman in France fired for having a blog that mentions her work (though not her employer), Google's "Accessible Search" to help blind users surf the web.

Steve Jobs rumored to give in to movie industry and rent, instead of sell, movies on iTunes, World Jump Day is tomorrow!!!, The Availabot: Best USB thingamajig yet?

iPod translators from coolgorilla.com completed, Sweet Meats plush toys - my strange collection grows, Pet translation via mobile in Korea, Super cool Amnesty International ad campaign in Switzerland.

Google's exceptional customer service provides free drugs, List of Top 10 U.S. cities in which to get your identity stolen, UK to outlaw standby buttons as they have been deemed criminally lazy, British indie music labels decide to switch from targeting downloaders of copyrighted music to the ISPs that facilitate it, Google uses its astounding Google Earth technology to...plug a sequel.