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Stuff wot I’m reading:

• MacBook Pro takes bullet like a champ
  
  from Engadget
• BBC online TV must not be Windows-only
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• World’s oldest bogger is 107
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Zune Marketplace Songs Work on PlaysForSure Devices…
  
  from CrunchGear
• Make up friends for your MySpace
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Golfer sues Wiki IP address
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Video: Hidden iPhone details uncovered
  
  from MacUser news
• Wii DVD playback enabled by chip
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Apple, Samsung, Sandisk sued over MP3
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Film about Apple founders released DRM-free
  
  from MacUser news

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Google reserves YouTube DRM for partners only
  
  from PC Pro news
• Sony hints at downloadable HDTV and movies on PS3
  
  from Engadget
• Wii Does HD, But Not Really
  
  from Gizmodo
• Tech to get the Pop Idol treatment
  
  from the INQUIRER
• BBC urged to resist website ads
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Amstrad sales not sweet for Sugar
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Mobile phones are the second worst invention
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Net vultures circle Joss Stone TV train crash
  
  from The Register
• Wiki can link to controversial documents, judge rules
  
  from The Register
• Microsoft Office skips ‘unlucky’ version 13
  
  from PC Advisor News

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Breaking: Tivo Boxes to Download Amazon Unboxed Videos
  
  from Gizmodo
• 10 Vista Myths Debunked
  
  from Gizmodo
• Apple boss calls for DRM-free music
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• MySpace offers £1m directing job
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Turner Broadcasting Coughs Up $2 Million for Boston…
  
  from Gizmodo
• YouTube offers copyright compromise
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Nintendo Wii demolishes PS3 in Japan
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Tiscali TV to launch on 1 March
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• 40% of US youngsters have seen web pornography
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Chip-and-pin hole revealed
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Slayer of HD–DVD DRM speaks
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Macs finally get twin digital TV tuners
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Europe’s war on iTunes
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• HD Wii on hold
  
  from T3 - Live RSS Feed
• One in five fail Windows validation checks
  
  from The Register
• Ringtones irk more than screechy blackboards
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• You could be the next Crazy Frog
  
  from The Register
• Firms helped to make PCs greener
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Mystery musician rescues peer-to-peer campaigner
  
  from MacUser news
• Yanks spend more time with computer than spouses
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Steve Ballmer laughs off the iPhone, deems it “most…
  
  from Engadget
• Orb brings iTunes to Wii console
  
  from The Register
• Zune Website Podcast Downloads: Almost
  
  from Gizmodo
• Google Switch: Phone by Google and Samsung?
  
  from Gizmodo
• Vista available as a download
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Victor Keegan: The iPhone is not as clever as Steve…
  
  from Guardian Unlimited Technology
• What is this new service called Joost all about?
  
  from Guardian Unlimited Technology
• HP kicks Dell in the PC goolies
  
  from the INQUIRER
• A laptop to save your life with
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Mobyko launches free mobile contacts backup
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• 1 in 8 blokes would swap their lady for a “must-have”…
  
  from Engadget
• Wii Disc Dumper Lets You “Back Up” Wii Games
  
  from Gizmodo
• Test drive Windows Vista - online
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Apple attacks iPhone UI emulators
  
  from The Register
• ‘Backlash’ over iPhone limitations
  
  from PC Advisor News
• ‘Skype TV’ service renamed as Joost
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Cellphone Starts Fire in Man’s Pocket
  
  from Gizmodo
• Casio sells one billionth calculator
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• New Japanese phones feature touch screens and smell
  
  from MacUser news
• Apple may be forced to charge for wireless upgrade
  
  from MacUser news

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• BBC to develop social networking Web sites
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• YouTube Considering Conventional TV Shows, Channel
  
  from Gizmodo
• Apple used fake handsets and disguised software to…
  
  from MacUser news
• APPLE: Steve Jobs just farted
• Has someone bugged the coins in your pocket?
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• CES: tech recycling site launched
  
  from PC Advisor News
• PS3 trounced by Wii in Japan
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Apple, iPhone and Cisco trademarks: more confused
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• Skype says time is not ripe for cellphone version
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• The Real Deal On Xbox 360 IPTV With Pics and Video
  
  from Gizmodo

Stuff wot I’m reading, in between bored games and drinking:

• Firefox man loses faith in Google
  
  from the INQUIRER
• How hackers are using Google to pwn your site
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• Jobs’ options ‘involved in stock scandal’
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• Breaking: HD-DVD Encryption Cracked
  
  from CrunchGear
• Replacement Wii straps arrive
  
  from Engadget
• Google tips are bad for users
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• Microsoft claims it invented RSS
  
  from the INQUIRER
• This Week in HD DVD and Blu-ray
  
  from Gizmodo
• Stop calling everything blogs!
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Vista Already Has Flaws Including “Inability to Commit”…
  
  from CrunchGear
• In the UK, mono is the new stereo….
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• HD disk format wars are over
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Apple Cellphone Thingy Update: It’s “iMobile”…Nyaaat
  
  from Gizmodo
• Ways PR Agents Piss Off Journalists, and a Few Companies…
  
  from CrunchGear
• Vista security spec ‘longest suicide note in history’
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Wikipedia plans search engine to fight Google
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• PS3s being traded for Wiis
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• Apple lawyers get shirty with iBuzz
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Rumor: Mac Pro/Apple Supporting Blu-ray
  
  from Gizmodo
• Coveted Pearl lifts RIM
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Rumor: MacBook Thin Specs Confirmed?
  
  from CrunchGear
• Toshiba plants first nail in Blu-ray’s coffin
  
  from Absolute Gadget
• The Dumbest Technology Moments of 2006
  
  from PC World: Techlog
• Nintendo’s Wiimote gets dissected, inspected
  
  from Engadget
• The new 100 most useful sites
  
  from Guardian Unlimited Technology
• UK report predicts rights for robots; your AIBO wants…
  
  from Engadget
• Why is it so much easier to use computers in films?
  
  from Guardian Unlimited Technology
• RIAA Gives Up on Mom, Shoots for Kids
  
  from CrunchGear
• Sony Promises New Kind Of PS3
  
  from InterActive Home
• Latest Mac Vs. PC Propaganda Buries the Hatchet, But…
  
  from Gizmodo

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Nintendo faces Wii Remote wrist-strap class action…
  
  from The Register
• BBC moves to file-sharing sites
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Thank You For Smoking…At Your Desk
  
  from CrunchGear
• Sony BMG settles case over anti-piracy software
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• *Giggle* A Boob Radio
  
  from Gizmodo
• Sharp brings its own blue lasers to the party
  
  from Engadget
• Linking to copyrighted material could get you sued
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Amazon set to flood digital music market
  
  from The Register
• USB Pole Dancer: On Video, It’s an Even Worse Idea
  
  from Gizmodo
• Animal sacrifices now available over the Internet
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Sony to take on iTunes in video downloads
  
  from PC Advisor News
• USB Humping Dog on sale here now!
  
  from Digital World Tokyo
• Google and Orange Readying GPhone?
  
  from CrunchGear
• Skype to launch Web TV service
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” is You
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• Google releases customised IE 7
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Have they no shame!!! Part deux
  
  from Absolute Gadget
• Blu-ray / HD DVD stalemate boosting interest in combo…
  
  from Engadget
• Wii Transfer: Cheap, Easy
  
  from Gizmodo
• Bill Gates Hates DRM: Not Quite Enough
  
  from Gizmodo

“Wii have a problem” is a blog focused on bringing you the latest trend in gaming violence. That of damage caused by “window lickers” who should not be participating in activity of any form… yet own a Wii. Why? Because we’re fanboys that’s why.

[More: Wii have a problem]

[Related: Don’t stick vegetation in your Wii]

[Robbed from: Richard]

Is one of the sensible suggestions from the Japanese Nintendo Wii safety manual.

Of course, it wasn’t long until crafty internet users made their own versions:

More after the jump.

[Read: The Japanese Super Safe Wii Safety Manual]

[Read: Wii Safety: The Missing Pages]

[Robbed from: Dan]

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Sorry, couldn’t resist…

[Read: Japanese gamers brave winter weather to have a Wii]