Now we've seen lots of pretty bizarre iPhone apps over the months but this one definitely takes the cake. iLickit is the first the first ever iPhone game, in which you can play with your tongue, literally. Check it out.

EenVandaag, a Dutch current affairs TV program, recently conducted a survey on their youth's downloading habits. What the survey found was that a whopping 93% of the youngsters download content in a manner that most laws would consider illegal, citing the use of BitTorrent among other popular download programs.

Controversy erupted when the Apple App Store put up an app called Baby Shaker, a simple app that requires one to shake a digital baby dead to stop it from crying. After sparking outrage from various parties, the app was immediately taken down from the site, followed by an apology from Apple. The app's developer, Sikalosoft, also issued an apology, if you could call it that. More in the full article.

Worrying Apple users and investors alike, Steve Jobs took a 6-month medical leave of absence a few days ago due to health issues. Although the homefront is still being quiet, other doctors speculate that his cancer may have returned.

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The Neuros OSD is the successor to the popular Neuros MPEG4 Recorder 2 we reviewed a while ago. With a  higher recording resolution, Ethernet support and a USB host, the Neuros OSD allows you to digitize you favorite video content (DVD, VHS tapes, TV shows, …) in the MP4 format for playback on your TV or your portable devices.

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