Ditch Your iPhone for Android Without the Cancellation Fees [Android]: "If the luster of your iPhone has worn off and you're interested in taking the Google pill instead, the Smarterware weblog steps through how to ditch your iPhone for Android without the hefty cancellation fees. How? By unlocking the HTC G1 Android phone to work with your iPhone's SIM card. Discounting the cost of the Android phone, the whole process won't cost you more than $25 and won't take more than a few minutes of your time. Read more [...]

Postbox helps you organize your e-mail:

“Postbox is a new e-mail client with an emphasis on organizing and helping you navigate your data.

(Via Postbox.)

Move an iTunes library to just about anywhere: "Hints have already been published for how to move your iTunes Library to another machine or another drive. The following hint describes a method which should allow you to move your music files to any location accessible via the Finder: another drive, a network share, etc., while maintaining all information such as play counts, playlist membership, cover art, etc.In order to do this, quit iTunes and back up your iTunes library by making a copy of these Read more [...]

Review: iMovie ’09: “iMovie ’09 has caught up with iMovie HD and surpassed it in features and performance. There are enough improvements in iMovie ’09 that I think it is no longer competing with iMovie HD, but instead with Final Cut Express.

(Via MacCentral.)

Apple to open retail locations in Italy, Canada: “New store in Washington, DC goes up for fourth attempt with neighborhood board

(Via MacCentral.)

Add the trash can to the Finder’s Sidebar: "Learn a couple different ways of putting the trash can in the Finder’s Sidebar. (Via MacCentral.) Read more [...]

I Like B-Sides Analyzes Your iTunes Library to Suggest New Music [Web Applications]: "Web-based application i like b-sides takes a peek at your uploaded iTunes library and, based on your listening habits and collection, suggests new tracks to check out. To use i like b-sides (their non-capitalization, not ours), browse your computer to find the XML file that contains your iTunes database—and consequently all of your music information, most frequently played songs, rated songs, etc.—zip Read more [...]

New Snow Leopard Build (10A261) Seeded to Developers: “Macitynet.it reports that Apple has seeded developers with a new version of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. The latest build is said to be 10A261. The prior version of Snow Leopard delivered to developers was in December (build 10A222).

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(Via MacRumors.)

iMac to Come in Both Dual-Core and Quad-Core Configs?: “Following up a report we had questions about from last week, Analyst Shaw Wu now claims that the upcoming iMacs will come in both dual core and quad core variants:

In his note to clients today, Wu now claims to be hearing from his so…”

(Via MacRumors.)

Adobe confirms Flash for the iPhone: “Adobe CEO confirms working with Apple to bring Flash finally to the iPhone

Adobe Systems has confirmed it is still working on bringing Flash to the iPhone.

(Via Macworld UK.)

Google Earth 5 beta released: “Environmental information about the ocean, including fishing and whale migration tracks has been added

Google has released a new version of Google Earth, its geographic information software. The new release is available for free download from Google’s Web site.

(Via Macworld UK.)