TUAW Best of the Week

It's the weekend. W00t! Time to kick back, relax and send out some TUAW love to Daniel Brusilovsky, the youngster who podcasted last week's TUAW Best of the Week. Rock, on Daniel! We think you're great. And for everyone else, here's our favorite posts from the week just gone by. We hope you enjoy reading them as much as we enjoyed writing them.

Create iPhone ringtones from iTunes previews
Those 30-second previews from iTunes make snazzy (and free) iPhone ringtones.

The curious case of how bad AT&T sucks Episode 2: Just the Internet - every last bit of it
How can you not love a post with a title like that?

Hack Alert: ssh from iPhone
And this past week, creating a secure shell session from your iPhone became a reality.

Apple TV USB hard drive patch has arrived!
It was a big week for Apple TV as the long awaited USB hard drive patch became a reality.

Let the iPhone class-action lawsuits begin
We all got a good chuckle from the first iPhone class action suit.

iPhone "Hello World" binary released
It's only been 6 days. Do you remember a time when you couldn't write 3rd party apps for the iPhone?

iASign 0.2 released
One of the most important iPhone hacking tools available got a fresh new upgrade.

An easy way to import NetNewsWire feeds into Safari
A nice way to bring your RSS feeds into synergy.

iTunes Store sells three billion songs, keeps on truckin'
Billions. Billions and billions of songs. </Carl Sagan>

Updates galore: Security Update 2007-007, Safari 3.03, iPhone 1.01
It was Safari-hole-patching-palooza time this week.

Liveblogging the iPhone 1.0.1 update
Pretty much everything you needed to know about the update.

Ask TUAW: Open Firmware passwords, Desktop pictures, folder syncing and more
Mat versus the TUAW readers. Everyone wins!

iTunes: Free Wednesday
Still available for free download.

Leopard achieves UNIX 03 certification
Fully. Leaded. Leopard.

Stream audio, video, and pictures from your Mac to a PS3
Sweet.

VMware Fusion set for August 6th release
Parallels has a real competitor now.

TUAW talkcast available for download
Our very first talkcast.

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