TT case turns your iPhone on a remote control (Macworld) (Yahoo!)

Mashed pixel Wednesday unveiled its new cases of TT, which adds a Universal infrared remote to your iPhone 4 3GS or 3 g. TT, said society will be available at the beginning of 2011, works in conjunction with a free application which will require iOS 4 or higher.

Fortunately, you must discover all annoying codes for the TT to talk to your device. on the contrary, cause you application by pushing the buttons appropriate on your actual remote control so that it can learn how to recreate the necessary infra-red signals. Better yet, you can share with other remote configurations and download presets for specific to avoid initial programming process keep completely devices.

Then, when you run the application, you can theoretically control one of your infrared devices (such as televisions, DVD players and similar) of your iPhone. You can choose Move buttons to add or delete and choose between various Visual themes. The application allows you to create custom actions to trigger certain actions, as with the help of a magnetic for muting.

As with the Logitech Harmony remotes, the TT application will allow you together combinations of devices. If you need to share input TV and turn on your audio receiver and DVD player when you want to watch a movie, you can configure a single button to initiate these actions at a time.

Of course, that technology relies on the use of custom case, you cannot use TT with an iPad and you cannot use your older cases if you upgrade to a new model of iPhone. Mashed pixel said iPad and iPod touch compatible with versions of the TT come eventually.

20 G TT case is certified for its Apple iPhone program and comes in four colors seen above. You can pre-order the TT $70.

Righthaven Sues for control of the Drudge Report domain (Slashdot)

There is indeed a difference, however.

In theory, the Government is of, by and for the people. (Yes, I know, it is not a democracy, it is a Republic) Because people pay taxes to the Government and voted politicians in power, and the Government exists solely to serve the people, the people have the right to know how their tax dollars are spent, what are their politicians and Government made for or against them.

On the other hand, people do not exist for the Government. This is not the Government Affairs what people do, except when people are employed by the Government (and then only what they do on the clock) when people use government services (in this case, the Government has an obligation to ensure that minimum services are required, saving taxpayer money), or when other people are hurting, and people have decided that this particular prejudice should be addressed by the Government.

In short: people have the right to know what their Government is doing, the Government has no right to know that its inhabitants are other that is affecting others under the Government. So no, it is not hypocritical to say that the Government should not hide anything, but people can hide.