Monday Morning News

Want to know when the the world will run out of IPv4 address space? Steve certainly does, so it's a good thing there's an app for that.

Apparently smoking near your Apple machine will void your warranty. No official word from Apple, but if you've ever repaired/looked inside a smoker's machine you'll know that it's downright disgusting, and could easily be considered a biohazard.

iLounge continue their iTunes masterclass with the complete guide to the iTunes Store. Heaps of cool tips and tricks if you're just starting out with iTunes.

Speaking of warranties, Warranty Elephant is an online web service that allows you to keep track of your warranty for pretty much anything. I think the name has something to do with how elephants have long memories and don't forget anything, but hey - elephants! Can't complain with that!

Mobile developers GameLoft are scaling back their Android development efforts in favour of the iPhone platform, even with all it's App Store debacles and quirks. There's got to be something seriously wrong with Android if the App Store is good in comparison, no?

This Apple-with-crossbones decal is awesome, but not quite as awesome as this Snow White one (and the accompanying Wicked Witch), or this Lego man. While we're at it, check out the I Love Apple Pie and Apple Physics.

For those of you that even remember Camino, the Gecko (Firefox) based browser with a Cocoa (Safari) interface has been updated to version 2. I'm sure there are many exciting changes, but in this Firefox 3.5 and Safari 4 age, do we really care?

Windows drivers for the Magic Mouse have hit the streets, but they're not from Apple. Some InGenius people have done the deed and patched/hacked together multi-touch support for the Magic Mouse under Windows, but your mileage may vary.

Wired tempt us with a fake iTablet. That being said, it's a pretty good fake, but there's something decidedly un-Apple like about it...

Apple brought the smackdown to Psystar last week in court, but the Mac-cloner (or hackintosh-builder, take your pick) will continue to make it's Rebel EFI tool which allows you to run OSX on a non-Apple manufactured labelled machine.