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Printer ink cost mores than blood, web-based programming can’t help but make its way to your TV, and two journeyman iPhone developers show how to whip up a functional app in 12 hours.

• 12 Hours, 2 Guys, 6 Cups of Coffee, 1 iPhone App
  One’s a marketing guy with a little code experience. The other’s a developer with some business savvy. Put them together for a weekend, and they develop a clever decision-making iPhone app—and show you the nitty-gritty of how it’s done. [Gizmodo]
• How to Watch Internet Videos on your TV – Bring the Web to your Living Room
  If you thought you only had a few options for getting web video onto your TV set, guess again. This here’s a very thorough guide to the options out there, both pre-built and DIY-friendly. [Digital Inspiration]
• Another Buried Apple Trademark – ‘iGuide’ as Another Name or Service for iSlate?
  Not only has Apple grabbed up iSlate as a trademark, they’ve used a shell company to secure the rights to “iGuide,” possibly as a name, or content channel, for the tablet everybody and their aunt believes is coming. [MacRumors]
• Relative prices of different liquids
  In case you needed a reminder of how much you’re truly paying for those “cheap” inkjet boxes. [ReflectionOf.Me via Consumerist]
• WebOS 1.3.5 Rolls Out: Faster Performance
  The OS upgrade for Palm Pre and Pixi models also eliminates the restrictions on the number of apps downloaded—but seemingly removes screen capture abilities for at least one gadget blogger. [jkOnTheRun]