索尼在30年的运行中正式打掉了软盘，第一个免费蓝光编码器意味着普通人最终会被烧毁，Blu ray的香港组织技能使350个平方英尺的24个房间被羞辱。

• A Tiny Apartment Transforms into 24 Rooms Hong Kong is known for its dynamic city life—and its New-York sized apartments. One man turned his 334 square foot apartment into 24 rooms using a series of sliding panels. [YouTube]
• Sony To Stop Manufacturing Floppy Discs After 30 Years Sony, who created the world's first floppy disk in 1981, says they will stop making them in March of next year. [TechCrunch]
• Announcing the First Free Software Blu-ray Encoder The x264 project can now encode in Blu-ray quality, with help from The Criterion Collection. It's the next step in making your own Blu-ray discs. [OSNews]
• Fix Problems Upgrading Office 2010 Beta to RTM (Final) Release If you're testing out the new Microsoft Office 2010 beta, upgrading to the RTM version is not **ooth (and here's how to get around it). [How-To Geek]
• Rhapsody iTunes App The new music service Rhapsody app for the iPhone and the iPod will let you download songs onto your device, provided you have a subscription. [Rhapsody]
• McAfee to compensate home users for bad update Antivirus company McAfee is planning to reimburse home and home office customers for any money they spent to fix their PCs as a result of the McAfee gaffe last week. No other details are known, but more information will be available soon. [CNet]
• Which Is Better: Buying Apple Products or Buying Apple Stock? Investing the money you probably spent on Apple products returns much larger dividends on your money—even for newer products. [Mashable]