The Daily Roundup: here's what you might've missed ~ iPhone watch


	Verizon's iPhone-like Hub 2 hands-on We had a chance to sit down and play with Verizon's next iteration of its Hub (already guys?), and while it wasn't a mind-blowing affair, they do seem to making some moves in the right direction.		Public rage stalls Time Warner trials of consumption-based internet Time Warner's new data capping broadband scheme was never expected to win any popularity contests, and the details of its plans are so frustrating, that this probably should not come as a surprise.
	Acer AspireRevo: the Ion-infused unboxing We just tore the packaging off of Acer's new AspireRevo nettop and dove into its Ion-powered goodness	Other news of import Psystar Open(3) manages to ship, gets unboxed by lucky customer Beatles Rock Band features multi-mic support, harmonious performances? Exmovere's Chariot returns on video, might actually be real
	Philips "Carousel" short shows what you're missing without Cinema 21:9 and Ambilight Buyers world wide who need a bit of a convincer to drop the 4,000 euro need only check out the new Cinema "interactive movie."		Nokia's profits drop 90% in Q1 2009 So, there's good news and bad news here, and we're opting to go against tradition by dishing out the positive first.
iPlayer HD now available Analyst: '09 YTD Blu-ray sales double those of '08, 10.5 million Blu-ray households in the U.S.		Unlocked HTC Touch Pro2 to retail for $880, Touch Diamond2 for $725 Samsung Propel Pro review Verizon chief talks LTE iPhones, hates on rival: "I don't know what Sprint thinks it is"