Hacker announces the release of preliminary version of the Transmission BitTorrent client for Apple’s iPhone. I’m not entirely sure how practical this would be, but an iPhone hacker by the alias ‘core’ has managed to port a version of the MAC BitTorrent client Transmission to the iPhone’s ARM processor, allowing you to run a torrent [...]

Cites lackluster user base numbers. In a post on the official AllPeers blog, Matthew Gertner, the company’s CTO, informs readers that it has decided to shut down operations after failing to garner a sufficient number of users to please investors. For the unfamiliar, AllPeers was an the extension for Mozilla’s Firefox that allowed users to [...]

Tutorial on how to turn any PC into a DJ booth to broadcast your favorite music from home, at a party, or anywhere else to the world. For those budding Internet DJs out there heres a quick how-to-guide on how to turn a PC into a DJ booth you can control from home, at a [...]

In part 1 of this three part interview, ZeroPaid and Russell McOrmond discussed a number of issues including privacy, network neutrality and Michael Geist. In Part 2, topics such as copyright law, YouTube and open source. This final portion of the interview covers things such as DRM, politics, the CRIA and WIPO Part 1 of [...]

In part 1 of the three part interview with Russell McOrmond, there was discussion on topics such as ISP liability, privacy, and Michael Geist. Part 2 continues with a number of broad topics. (Authors note: This portion of the interview took place on February 22nd.) Part 1 of this interview available here. Part 3 of [...]

In Canada, there is no shortage of debate on many things that touches technology. Does privacy trump security or the other way around? Should DRM be protected or should we be protected from DRM? One of Canadas many experts took some time out of his busy schedule to offer some interesting thoughts on a broad [...]