– iMac: faster, larger disk, built in iSight. Includes FrontRow (app)
– iPod: 30GB/60GB with Video – realtime decoding of MPEG4 and H.264. 260,000 colors. Video out.
– FrontRow and PhotoBooth Apps.
– 30GB iPod: $299 – 31% thinner than current 20GB; – 60GB iPod: $399.
– New iPods avail next week. Comes with case
– iMac: $1299 for 17″ model with 1.5GHz, $1799 for 20″ model with 2.1GHz
– iTunes 6 to be released
– Front Row – comes with new iMacs. Lets you enjoy video/music/pictures from sofa. Everything still displayed on iMac screen. iPod-like remote. 6 button remote.
– Photobooth – appears to be slide show application.
– Music Videos. 2000 available to buy. $1.99 each.
– Can “gift” music to other people. Peer reviews and recommendation service.
– Videos have Digital Rights Management built in. Can play on up to 5 computers.
– You will be able to buy TV shows from iTunes Music Store. $1.99 per episode. ABC on board (Desperate Housewives, Lost)

And I guess these are the pictures of the iPod video:
Screenshot 1 and Screenshot 2

UPDATE: itunes 6 is ready to download, obtain it at: http://www.apple.com/itunes

Well, today is a great day, our fearless leader of mistical.com has turned 21!! He can now go get ‘crunk’ legally :P Have fun Steve! Hope you have a good birthday!

AIM has increased it’s buddy limit per screen name from the old 200 to now 500.

They also have a new artwork, you can view it at: this blog

Have you been hearing about AIM 6.0 lately? or the beta of it? Well there is now a flash demo of it, view it here (need flash): click me

Wednesday was a happy day for producers of Fox’s “Prison Break” and “American Dad,” NBC’s “The Office” and USA Network’s “The 4400.”

All four shows have earned pickup orders from their respective networks.

Fox ordered nine episodes each of taut drama “Prison Break,” which led the charge for network this season, and animated comedy “Dad,” bringing their complement to a full season’s worth of 22 episodes.

“Prison Break” got off to a strong start in its preseason August 29 launch and in recent weeks has held its own in the 9 p.m. Monday slot as Fox’s rivals have rolled out their new Monday programs.

“American Dad” bowed in May behind Fox’s relaunch of “Family Guy” in the Sunday 9-10 p.m. hour. “Dad,” from “Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane, has not been as big a Nielsen hit as “Family Guy” or “The Simpsons,” but it has helped put Fox back in the game with the younger set on a competitive night.

NBC confirmed it has given the green light to produce seven additional episodes of “The Office,” bringing the total for the offbeat comedy’s sophomore year to 13 episodes.

USA signed up for a second 13-episode season of the Emmy-nominated “4400,” a sci-fi saga about the reappearance of 4,400 people who were previously reported missing or dead but suddenly returned to Earth with mysterious powers.

Source: Yahoo

Marking its biggest step into the wireless communications market to date, Google said on Friday it has proposed to provide free wireless Internet services across the city of San Francisco.

The Web search company said it has responded to a request for information by the City of San Francisco to test local Internet services via Wi-Fi, the short-range wireless technology built into most new laptop computers.

“Google has submitted a proposal to offer free, wireless Internet access (Wi-Fi) to the entire city of San Francisco,” Google said in a statement.

The Wi-Fi access could be funded through online advertising, a Google spokesman said.

The service aims to test a range of new services and applications around the hilly city, which is home to more than 700,000 residents.

Source: Reuters