NeoOffice Aqua (alpha3) is available for Intel and PPC Macs for FREE

NeoOffice, the free Mac-native office suite based on OpenOffice.org, has gone Aqua. Now it's even more "Mac-like" than ever. The Alpha-3 release is now available for free on the NeoOffice website. This is an alpha release, which means there can be bugs, but in my experience, NeoOffice alpha releases have been very stable.

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PSP in DS Case Makes 11-Year-Old Boy Cry

ESL teacher in Japan reports: "After class, some girls came up and asked, 'Can we play Mario?' I explained that I didn't have my DS with me, but one girl pointed to the case and its DS logo. I opened the case and watched their faces fall as they saw the PSP. One 11-year-old boy actually cried. Cried. You can't buy brand loyalty like that."

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Surf YouTube with Class with InnerTube, Coming Soon

Check out this preview of an upcoming OS X YouTube client. Slick iTunes and FrontRow inspired UI, drag and drop support, iPod exporting, the whole nine yards. Looks like my YouTube addiction will be made a lot more enjoyable!

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USB Powered BBQ ...

This is one hell of a mod. Using 30 USB ports spread out over five USB PCI cards, this barbeque was created. The PC is still functional, too. Enjoy cooking a 1 ounce steak on that tiny grill......

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Azureus Update 2.5.0.0

Send to Friend, Auto upload speed * OSX: Open .torrent files into Azureus via Finder/Desktop/etc * 'Do not download' files handled more consistently with respect to download completion. * Renaming of a download directories.* Moving of data files on torrent removal from Azureus.* Signed updates and plugins for improved security.

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Dream Up a Killer App for Macs in "My Dream App" Contest

Phill Ryu on Monday announced My Dream App, a new competition that invites contestants to submit their best ideas for a �killer app� for Mac OS X. Contestants can earn prizes including Macs and iPods, and will have their ideas judged by industry luminaries including Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.

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