Apple sets iPod launch day for September 9

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Another Popular Developer Lays The Smack Down On Apple’s App Store

3709438002_021cb145181Another day, another story of Apple’s ridiculous App Store approval policies gone awry. Joe Stump, the former lead architect for Digg who is well known in the developer community, has posted an entirely NSFW rant to his blog that condemns Apple for preventing a key update to his application from going live for over six weeks. Stump’s language is quite colorful so I’m not going to quote it extensively, but be sure to read his full blog post.

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Samsung i7500 Galaxy Android phone finally goes on sale in UK

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SevenSnap Is Bringing Controversial “Entertainment Shopping” To An iPhone Near You

Over the last few months we’ve seen the rise of a new and highly controversial kind of website that focuses on “Entertainment Shopping” online stores that offer customers goods with very steep discounts, but with some risk involved in the shopping process. Some have likened these to gambling or scams, while others consider them auctions. In any case, it’s only becoming more popular, and now there’s a startup called SevenSnap that’s bringing Entertainment Shopping to the iPhone.

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Baby’s first MP3 player

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TechCrunch Japan’s Tokyo Camp: 12 Startups Demo Their Wares

techcrunch_japan_event_tokyo_campFollowing last week’s startup contest WISH 2009, Japan just got another event that gave twelve selected tech companies the chance to demo their web services, apps and tools (almost all of which are thankfully available in English). This Friday, around 130 guests attended Tokyo Camp [JP], a demo event organized by TechCrunch Japan.

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Review: Shuttle X50

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Br.st Throws Its Hat Into The URL Shortener Ring

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Apple tablet Mac rumours stretch to 15in

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Angel Investor Chris Sacca To Launch $5 million Early Stage Venture Fund

Chris Sacca, a prolific Silicon Valley angel investor, is closing on a new venture fund he’ll call Lowercase Capital, we’ve confirmed. The fund size will be in the $5 million range, and will make investments ranging from $50,000 - $150,000 per deal.

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