Thought Out said today that it has reached an agreement in its trademark dispute with Apple over the use of the company’s iPed name. The company said its iPod stand will be rebranded as simply ?Ped.?

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Redesign is done by Drew from the Dawn and Drew Show! Looks amazing!

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UPDATE: I have been informed that the site is not PUBLIC yet, so I am removing the link.

The popular podcast, “The Daily Source Code“, appears as if it is moving over to podshow permanently.

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UPDATE: I have been informed this site is not PUBLIC yet….so I am removing the link to it.

Today I can sell my 14″ iBook 1.33 GHz, 60 gig HD, 768 ram for around $1000 on eBay.

The new 14″ iBook 1.42 GHz, 60 gig HD, 1 gig ram, bluetooth, and faster bus speed for $1089. With tax and eBay fees, it might be a few hundred…..I want to upgrade, but I don’t think I will. What do you think?

Is it even worth it for the 90 MHz, bluetooth, and 256 ram difference? Also you have the two finger scrolling which I have program that does that for me now.

No widescreen iBook, but they bumped the speed to 1.42 GHz and are including 512 ram with Bluetooth, 2 finger scroll, fall protection, and the 14″ model has a superdrive now.

Prices:
12″ $949 Student / $999 Regular
14″ $1,199 Student / $1,299 Regular

The mac mini now comes in 3 flavors. (Prices are Student / Regular):

$479/$499 for 512 ram, 1.25 GHz, Combo drive, 40 gig HD, No BT/WiFi
$579/$579 for 512 ram, 1.42 GHz, combo drive, 80 gig HD, Built in BT/WiFi
$679/$699 for 512 ram, 1.42 GHz, SUPER drive, 80 gig HD, Built in BT/WiFi

Google’s Personalized Page NOW HAS A RSS FEED Reader at the site http://google.com/ig

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Now through July 31, the State of Florida is having a sales tax holiday that exempts clothing, books, and school supplies. School supplies must cost less than $10 in order to qualify for exemption, while books and clothing items must total $50 or less.

Click here for for a complete list of restrictions. Other upcoming sales tax holidays:

Connecticut: August 21 through August 27;
Georgia: July 28 through July 31;
Iowa: August 5 through August 6;
Massachusetts: August 13;
Missouri: August 5 through August 7;
North Carolina: August 5 through August 7;
South Carolina: August 5 through August 7;
Texas: August 5 through August 7.