Instead of going against the flow that iTunes has set up over the past few years, RealNetworks' Rhapsody has decided to take a different approach to compete against Apple's leading digital music distribution service - by embracing the iPod's MP3 format. Find out what Rhapsody's new "Music Without Limits" strategy is all about by reading our full article after the jump.

The Text reader homebrew app for the iPhone sure is one enjoyable project, isn't it? Even more fun is that it just keeps getting better. Version 1.1 Beta 2 is now out, and you'd best head out to the full article to see what's in store for you this time around.

Welcome to the Xbox 360 blog's Weekend Warrior section, where we tackle the many important things that have happened in the Xbox 360 scene in the past couple of days, as well as discuss the highs and lows behind Microsoft's console in general. Find out all the interesting things that have happened in the past week after the jump!

It used to be impossible to transfer Xbox Live content from one Xbox 360 to another with Microsoft's DRM policies. That's now a thing of the past as the company introduces the License Transfer Tool which loosens up the restrictions and lets you share the hot contents from one hard drive to another. How to do it? Find out in the full article.

Readers on the go should make it a point to update their copies of pyefox's textReader for the Apple iPhone. The latest build of this homebrew app finally moves out of the beta stage and into the official 1.0 version. To find out what new changes were able to make it since the previous release, check out our full article after the jump.

Download: textReader 1.0

If you're up for more reading on the go, then you should make sure to pick up pyefox's latest version of the iPhone text reading application, textReader. Version 1.0Beta6 includes additional support for several text file formats, most notably for RTF files. You can read more about the new changes since our previous coverage by checking out our full article after the jump.

Download: textReader 1.0Beta6

A hefty update post has been put up by Mathieulh on the Utopia kernel project and it was noted that it'll be released for everyone soon. For those of you unfamiliar with it, this is a new kernel designed for homebrew and it'll be used in future custom firmwares. See the details after the jump.

Thanks to Mark M for the tip!

Shortly after word streamed from BioWare's Forums that users were aggravated at the activation limits imposed by the new copy protection scheme, 2K Games lifted similar activation limits from the PC version of BioShock. That's all they've rid PC gamers of, though - everything else stays. Look to the full story for more.

We know that the copy protection scheme that BioWare and Electronic Arts implemented in the PC version of Mass Effect were for granting the convenience of not needing the game disc every time you play, and of course, for combating piracy. But the latest inquiries to the activation procedures would have you thinking twice about either convenience or piracy, because what we have waiting for you at the full story would either have you facepalming till kingdom come, or gasping out loud, "Piracy wut?"

We all understand why DRM is implemented in the first place, which is essentially to prevent piracy and ensure revenue for those who produced the software. However, there may be times when DRM policies on certain products become a little bit too rigid, which may be the case for Nokia's N-Gage service. More details in the full article.