Here is a quick list of 10 cool things most people don’t know that the Mac can do. Nothing really fancy but still worth checking out if your a Mac owner - you might learn a neat little feature.

Top 10 Things You Forgot Your Mac Can Do [lifehacker.com]

Tomorrow Apple will open up their latest Apple Store in Boston. 165 people will work in the building and it sure looks pretty!

New Apple Store in Boston [flickr.com]

Sure, I can see the point in playing around with a small Indiana Jones dude in LEGO, and I can see the point in playing an Indiana Jones video game - but who would really be interested in playing the Indiana Jones LEGO video game. To me it’s just a really bad idea, what do you think?

Lego Indiana Jones demo now available for PC [joystiq.com]

Google just launched a new beta version of the Google reader for iPhone and other modern mobile devices. It looks quite nice and is very similar to the list view in the desktop version.

This new version is designed to offer many of the same features as the desktop, while making it quick and easy to act on items. If you’ve used list view, then it should be familiar to you. Scan the titles for an item that interests you, tap and it expands in place. Starring, sharing, and keeping unread are done in place, so you never have to leave the list view or refresh the page. We think it’s a very fast way to power through your reading list.

Brand new Google Reader for iPhone [googlereader.blogspot.com]

The Rush is an exciting project by the designer Martin Ruegg. At the moment it is just a concept but the idea is to control the camera by a small finger ring remote, and record all the data on a flash memory inside the camera. Nice one.

Rush [martinruegg.com]

Today Apple announced that they signed a deal with HBO to bring you a bunch of their hit series to iTunes. You will get goodies such as The Sopranos, Sex and the City, Deadwood, Rome, Flight of the Conchords and The Wire. Shows are available in the US, UK, Canada and Germany. Full press release after the jump.

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I came across this quite fresh (a week old) review with Michael Rudd, Chief of AV Architecture at THX. So if your a home theater buff you will enjoy this rather technical interview. Some hot news revealed is that Panasonics new PZ800 series got a THX certification.

THX Certified Display Program Interview [audioholics.com]

I was really surprised when I saw that Firebox had a bunch of fresh Cobra phone remakes in stock. The Cobra, or Scandiphone, is a classic Swedish retro phone from the 1950s that still is very popular over here. The ones you can find over at Firebox looks exactly like the original one. Cool.

Retro Telephones [firebox.com]

There have been quite a lot of talk about an upcoming new BlackBerry model, and today Research in Motion announced the new Bold model. It’s a quite cool phone loaded with fetures like built-in GPS, Wi-Fi, high resolution 480 x 320 pixel screen and a fast 624 MHz mobile processor. The launch date will be late June. Check out the full press release after the jump.

First Look: Hands-On With BlackBerry Bold [blog.wired.com]

Yesterday someone found this interesting dropdown containing a new iPhone model over at AT&T’s website. It is probably just a place holder for the 3G phone but you never know - the official name might just be iPhone black.

AT&T now showing “iPhone Black” model in device listing [u] [Appleinsider.com]