CNET - Sarah Palin’s life has been abuzz since she was officially selected as John McCain’s running mate on Friday. Her Wikipedia page has, likewise, been awash with activity.

AP - The craggy gullies where Idaho cowboy Paul Nettleton runs 1,200 head of cattle are often precious minutes from reliable cell phone coverage.

Reuters - German customs police raided South
Korea’s Hyundai IT Corp (048410.KQ) in Berlin on Saturday,
seizing flat-screen televisions from its stand at IFA, the
world’s largest consumer electronics fair.

CNET - A lot of people use Adobe Systems software, and apparently a lot of them feel the need to vent.

AP - The hurricane bearing down on the Gulf Coast could be a test for the country’s wireless carriers, which faced criticism and a regulatory push after Hurricane Katrina took out networks.

Reuters - A video game depicting mercenaries
storming Venezuela, which has been criticized in the oil-rich
South American country as a blueprint for an invasion, will be
released by a U.S. company this weekend.

CNET - With video game software now a $10 billion industry, video games are becoming central to entertainment culture, not to mention television and movies.

CNET - Intel Corp. has acquired Opened Hand, a London-based company which specializes in mobile Linux development and services.

AP - The newspaper industry’s downward spiral is accelerating as the weak U.S. economy depresses already-tumbling advertising revenue and forces more rounds of job cuts and other trims.

CNET - This guest post is from Marc Weber Tobias, an attorney and physical security specialist.