Today’s Links (07/11/08)

• BBC NEWS | Pol­i­tics | Shops may take ID card bio­met­rics
  ‘Supermarkets could be asked to take people’s fin­ger­prints as part of the government’s iden­tity card scheme.’ What. The. Fuck?
• Barack Obama: How He Did It
  Fas­ci­nat­ing, some­times gos­sipy behind-​the-​scenes look at the Pres­i­den­tial cam­paign. The fact that the reporters ‘were granted year-​long access on the con­di­tion that none of their find­ings appear until after Elec­tion Day’ is pretty dubi­ous, though.
• Pod­cast Down­load­ing Con­firmed in iPhone Firmware 2.2 | TheAp­ple­Blog
  Cool. (For some reason I’ve got really into lis­ten­ing to pod­casts on my iPhone, though I never did on my iPod.)
• PdaNet — Use your iPhone as a Wire­less Router for your PC/Mac
  If there’s no offi­cial way of teth­er­ing in the next month, I’m going to have to jail­break my ‘phone for this.
• AT&T-sanctioned 3G teth­er­ing on the way for iPhone
  Fin­gers crossed O2 follows.

Posted at 11am on 07/11/08 by Jack Mottram to the links category.
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