Wouldn’t it be cool to have a “Digg This” button on the front of my phone that posted whatever news story, picture or video my browser happens to be looking at? I’d also love my Digg Phone to auto-update new Page One stories, alert me to Shouts and tell me about Digg Dialogg events.

Source:Where's My Digg Phone?

Filed under: Cellphones, Transportation

American Airlines has joined its peers at Continental in offering boarding pass barcodes that you can download to and display on your BlackBerry, iPhone, G1, or whatever have you. Presently the airline is only offering the option on domestic, non-stop flights departing from O’Hare — LAX and Orange County will start on the 17th. Some eastern yanks might be asking, “What, no JFK or Logan? Where’s the east coast love, AA?” Don’t get too bent out of shape, boys and girls — tech-savvy business travelers love their BlackBerries, so we could see this pop up just about everywhere before long.

[Via Mobilitysite]

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At first glance, these Activision-made Guitar Hero/Rock Band instrument compatibility charts appear very handy. That is, until you realize that they’re completely overrun by inaccuracies. It didn’t take long for the Kotaku commenters to rip apart the list, with one reader finding flaws with data on each platform. So we’re left with one question:

If Activision doesn’t understand the compatibility issues regarding their own games and hardware, how are we as consumers EVER going to get it? If these guys don’t figure their shit out soon, I’m so going to start a real band. [Activision via Kotaku]

Source:Activision Screws Up Their Own Guitar Hero Compatibility Charts [Video Games]