Ever since Facebook apps launched, one of my biggest pet-peeves has been all of the darn app requests I receive.  It's annoying to say the least, and the worst part about it all is that there is no easy way to ignore them all with one click.  For each individual request, I must click "ignore" over and over again.

We missed out on the Full Circle issue #8 release, and so we're combining it with the newly released issue #9. The earlier one covers how to setup a Mythbuntu box for recording your favorite television shows, and the latter issue walks through the new KDE 4 that was just released last week.

Macworld put 2 and 2 together today to figure out that there are over 1 million iPhones that are unaccounted for from Apple's numbers. Earlier Apple said that 3.7 million iPhones were sold in 2007 during the first 6 months it was available. AT&T on the other hand, said that they have a little under two million iPhone customers.

There has been all kinds of buzz around the Internet in the last week regarding Windows 7. It started when a roadmap of the Windows 7 release cycle was leaked revealing that Microsoft's intentions are to ship the operating system in 2009, instead of the previous 2010 estimation that was announced.

A couple of weeks ago Google announced several new features for both the Documents and Presentations applications.

PS3 Fanboy received an interesting scan of an internal letter coming from Best Buy that explains that the 80GB  Playstation 3 is going closeout.  This means that there will be no new shipments, once their current stock of 80GB systems is gone, that's it. The memo states:

Welcome to Daily Downloads brought to you by CyberNet! Each weekday we bring you the Windows software updates for widely used programs, and it's safe to assume that all the software we list is freeware (we'll try to note the paid-only programs).

Whether you're the one doing the prank on someone else, or the one on the receiving end, the end result is usually a few laughs.