Apple released the new 2.2 version of the iPhone/iPod touch OS and it didn’t take long until the jailbreaked versions was out there. If you want to see what comes with the 2.2 update, read along below.

Jailbreak 2.2 iPhone and iPod Touch [installerapps.com]

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As you might already know, Google’s new voice search for iPhone got released yesterday and the reactions have been both good and bad. Personally I thought it was pretty bad at interpreting the voice data and converting it into searches but sometime it worked like a charm. Google’s own Matt Cutts has put together a bunch of tips to make it easier to use the new app.

9 tips for the Google Mobile App for iPhone [mattcutts.com]

Google planned to launch their new voice search for iPhone already this Friday but it wasn’t possible due to Apple. According to an article over at TechCrunch the updated app will go live sometime today. I just checked the app store and it wasn’t there yet.

Update On Google iPhone Voice Recognition App: Look For It On Monday []

If you are a regular reader of Fosfor you probably know that I am a big fan of both the iPhone and Google, and there’s no surprise that I really dig this upcoming new application from Google that includes speech recognition and simply will let you ask your iPhone questions by using your voice. Amazingly neat!

Google Is Taking Questions (Spoken, via iPhone) [nytimes.com]

I just stumbled across these two articles featuring some nice (and some useless) iPhone apps. The first one has listed the 10 best useless iPhone apps and the second one lists 47 iPhone apps you shouldn’t miss out on.

10 best useless iPhone apps for less than a dollar [dvice.com]
47 iPhone Apps You Shouldn’t Miss [devicedaily.com]

You would of course be better off I you just went out and bought a Mac, but if you want to stick with your PC and just make it look a bit more Appleish go and check out this little guide.

7 ways to make your PC look like a Mac [techradar.com]

The Japanese Linux company Lineo has announced a pretty cool technology that is supposed to fire up a Linux machine in less than 3 seconds. The system uses a clever compression technology and a fast flash memory to store the hibernated data.

Linux boots in 2.97 seconds [linuxdevices.com]
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I have a couple of invitations to Spotify, so if you’re interested drop a comment and you might be the lucky one. I’ll pass them on to a couple of random comments tomorrow. I wish I had more of them…

Google turned 10 years old a couple of days ago and to celebrate this they brought back their oldest index available - and made it searchable. Pretty cool, check it out. A search for ‘blog’ will give you 76 400 hits, today the same search gives you 3,450,000,000 hits.

Search Google’s oldest index [google.com]

Here is an interesting little animated gif showing how to hack (or at least bypass the password) a Windows 98 machine. It’s annoyingly easy. Check it out.

Animated gif [tinypic.com]