Whether it’s for mobile use or on my desktop at home, TweetDeck has always been my absolute favorite Twitter client. Today, TweetDeck rolled out a cool software update. Version 0.33 of TweetDeck has some awesome new features like a column navigator, search column editing, improved API functions, and new help screen. My favorite feature though is an integrated YouTube video player and an integrated photo-viewer for Flickr, Twitgoo, Posterous, and MobyPicture. Pretty cool, huh?! Go download TweetDeck 0.33 now at http://www.tweetdeck.com/

You don’t need to update your iPhone to 3.1.3 unless you have a personal obsession with fixing your iPhone battery percentage. Those of you with jailbroken iPhones, know that Apple jailed your iPhone again with 3.1.3. If you really need to update to 3.1.3, Pwnage Tool has been updated to allow you to jailbreak your iPhone with 3.1.3. The new version of Pwnage Tool (3.1.5) download link is here.

Last week, Amazon bought a company called Touchco that manufactures multi-touch displays. Amazon has now merged Touchco with their Kindle department. Now, their Kindle department has job listings on their website looking for a Hardware Display manager that knows a lot about LCDs, and a Wi-Fi specialist. Call me crazy, but I think we might be seeing a multi-touch Kindle with WiFi. Also, Gizmodo is pointing our that they think Amazon might actually offer a color version as well as an E-Ink version. This is all the information we have so far but we’ll make sure to let you all know when we learn more about this cool new E-reader possibility.

CNET has heard that Netflix will be rolling out 1080p and 5.1 surround sound to their streaming service later this year. The bandwidth necessary is not known yet but Zune has a similar service that uses 3 mbps of bandwidth. The one big question is what content will be available. Gizmodo points out that only 6 percent of the current video list is in HD. We’ll just have to see what happens.

The next update for Motorola’s Droid smart-phone is apparently going to be a special Android 2.1 based OS! The browser will now be multi-touch enabled and the OS will have Google Goggles pre-installed. Still no flash support unfortunately and the home-screen still looks the same so you won’t have the Nexus One’s cool rotating 3D icon feature. There are a lot of other features coming in this update as well. There is no word on timing yet but we’ll update you when we find out when all this will be happening.

Supposedly, Samsung is going to be debuting a new phone next week with a technology called Super-AMOLED. This upgraded version of the AMOLED display will be 5 times “clearer” and will have 20% better visibility when the device is being used outdoors. This was one of the bigger problems with older AMOLED devices like the Zune HD.The device will probably be running Samsung’s new Bada OS.

Canon has released a new SLR which is called the Rebel T2i. This bad boy can shoot 18.7 megapixel stills at 3.7 fps. The T2i is very similar to the EOS 7D but it has more updated features. The video has been improved now with 30 / 25 / 24 fps in 1080p. The camera can also do an ultra-zoomed “movie crop” function that can bring the zoom up by 7x but the video will be SD. This new camera will hit retail in March for $800, with a EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens kit at $900.

Verizon is at it again against AT&T with 3 more ads. Two of these ads are actually spoofs. “Big Red” spoofs those Big Red gum commercials while “Shadows” spoofs DaBeers Diamonds are forever commercials. Verizon just loves to have a go at AT&T because Verizon have better 3G coverage. With AT&Ts’ plan to enhance their coverage, what will happen to these commercials? As always, tell us what you think in the comments!

Google CEO Eric tweeted yesterday “Can’t wait to watch the Superbowl tomorrow. Be sure to watch the ads in the 3rd quarter (someone said “Hell has indeed frozen over.)”. As predicted, Google indeed played the ad above. There was some debate that Google would be playing a Nexus One ad but it looks like Google just wanted to play it safe with a Google search ad.

What was your favorite Super Bowl ad? Leave a comment bellow.