• As the US begins closing the crippling DNS vulnerability that allows exploiters to potentially hijack domain names, ICANN and Verisign are scuffling over DNS oversight.
• Read more about the Apple “brick” rumors to see if you can’t find something you like.
• A review from a Baltimore user of Sprint’s new XOHM network.
• A DHL train flipped and destroyed 21,600 XBOX 360 consoles. Naturally, Microsoft is going legal.
• The fiendishly-awaited Starcraft II will be released as a trilogy. WTF.
• ZDNet reports that we’re just one month away from Nehalem! BRING IT ON!
• An interesting and informative insight on the battle between big copyright and the pirates who love to fight it.
• Bringing the newest iPod Nano out of standby and inserting headphones causes the stereo to reverse.

That’s all, folks. Check back later for Gadgets’n'Gizmos Saturday and a few big headlines that have popped up in the last 24.

Tags: Blizzard, DNS, ICANN, Intel, Microsoft, Nehalem, Piracy, Sprint, Verisign, Xbox 360, XOHM