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While there have always been hacks and apps to download YouTube videos, now it’s just a click away.

Just in time for Barack Obama’s inauguration, Ustream.tv released an app for watching streaming video on the iPhone.

Nothing like Apple’s secrecy and the Interweb’s gumption for speculation to get a geek’s gadget jones flowing.

CBS announces that they’ll bring new programming and old-school classics to TV.com.

The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation issues a report that large-scale investment in US technology infrastructure could lead to a million new jobs.

Hackers use Twitter’s internal admin tools to hijack accounts and post all sorts of nasties.

Google Product Ideas lets you play product designer by submitting your most fanciful desires for future mobile device development for consideration by their engineers. Wish there was some lucre in that.

Firefox cracks 20% market share for the first time, Google drops IE 6 support and IE — in all its nasty flavors — drops below 70%.

Innovative JPG Magazine announces they’ll fold January 5, 2009. Not the most optimistic way to start a new year.

A 39-year-old Las Angeles musician claims he found upwards of $3 billion in buried treasure off the Texas coast with the help of Google Maps.