Watch Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveil the new iPod lineup, Apple TV, and iTunes 10. Link

“Pier Pressure”, a new art installation by Banksy at Brighton Pier in Brighton, England that features a dolphin caught in a net jumping over a BP oil barrel. via The World’s Best Ever

A billboard and 100,000 bees have been creating a buzz in Devon. The bees spell out SOS - Save Our Swarm - in what is thought to be the world’s first billboard ‘written’ entirely by bees.

Google has just released a new priority inbox feature that helps with email overload on Gmail. I love how simple (and smart) they develop their products.

Here are a few photos from Laughing Squid’s tour of Dark Horse Comics. photos by Scott Beale

Local Portland artist Damien Gilley provides the eye-catching mural on the back wall of the soon to open Little Big Burger

Combine the aesthetic of a leather-look book with the power of your phone? With the Little Black Book for the iPhone 4, you can. Link

Jonathon Crawford (aka “Pyro”) built an awesome Flamethrower Trombone. Fiona - Christmas is just around the corner.

Kodak engineer Steve Sasson talks about how he created the first digital camera in December 1975. via clusterflock

If you like beer and you like your ipad check out the Kegbot. The engineering team at local search site Yelp enjoy an occasional brewed beverage, and at a recent Hackathon, decided to smoosh together their love for technology and a good beer. The outcome: The iPad-powered Kegbot in the video above.

It’s a great project to marvel at, but the crew was also kind enough to write up an overview of how they did it (building on the open source Kegbot project) as well as open source all their code. You’ll need an Arduino micro-controller, a jailbroken iPad, and a few other bits and pieces (detailed in their post), so it’s probably not something you can put together when you get home tonight. That said, if you’re looking for a seriously cool weekend DIY and you have some of the parts on hand, you can’t go wrong with this one. Link