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If you are on top of your iPod nano game then you already know that there have been reports of nanos catching ablaze, and that Apple Korea has even recalled their first-gen iPod nanos. But that doesn't really mean anything to us unless there are toasty photos to go along with these claims. Luckily for you, we have exactly what you are looking for.



Forget the political struggles and possible threat of nuclear war with North Korea, iPod nanos in South Korea are exploding! Apple of Korea announced today that they will be recalling all first-generation iPod nanos in South Korea. After a number of customers reported overheating batteries and/or explosions, the Korean Agency for Technology and Standards asked Apple to issue a recall.
FileMaker Pro can organize any data in your home or work life: mailing lists, DVD collections, expense reports, personal budgets, and more. Since it scales up to business users, home users can be challenged by its slightly obtuse—although improved—interface. Thankfully, tutorials and more than 40 templates introduce the essential features; with just a little persistence, you can build complicated databases that automatically relate and organize data.
Apple is known for design simplicity and ease of use. We love it when third-party accessory makers follow Apple’s lead and come out with high-quality, good-looking, easy-to-use add-ons for our Apple gear of choice. Pivotal’s Podium for iPhone 3G is one such accessory.
Your iPhone 3G or iPod touch can stand up tall or wide for easy viewing when snapped into the Podium.
By David Russell
Investors could have avoided losses during 2008's sharp selloffs declines using the VIX volatility index as hedge, according to a new study by the Chicago Board Options Exchange.
Hickey and Walters (Bespoke) submit:
The first meaningful pullback since the March lows has brought the bears out of the woods. According to the weekly poll from the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII), bearish sentiment is currently at 54.65%, which is higher than any other point since March 5th.
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By Julian Murdoch
It's all over the headlines: T. Boone Pickens' huge wind farm has been scrapped - or at least postponed. After warning last year that he was having difficulty securing financing for the project, and was terminating land leases in March, this week's announcement isn't a huge shock, but it does bring up some things to think about, and for Pickens' detractors, an opportunity for schadenfreude. After all, Pickens reportedly spent nearly $60 million last fall just advertising how awesome his plan was.
Larry Dignan (ZDNet) submits:Sprint (S) on Thursday said it would outsource its network to Ericsson (ERIC) in a seven-year deal valued at $4.5 billion to $5 billion.
The deal (statement, Techmeme) allows Sprint to offload the costs associated with running its network. Sprint will transfer 6,000 employees to Ericsson. Ericsson will now handle all the day-to-day operations, maintenance, climbing cell towers and other items. The transfer of the network and the employees that go with them will happen in by the end of the third quarter.
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