Me at the zoo is the first video ever uploaded on YouTube. It was uploaded at 8:27PM on Saturday, April 23, 2005. Yakov Lapitsky filmed this at the San Diego Zoo. He talks about how cool elephant trunks are. This video is a piece of Internet history.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) and about 200 other advertisers “joined a boycott” against Fox News because of Glenn Beck’s program. Apple abandoned Fox News altogether. This makes it difficult for Fox to sell ads. Now Fox News is dealing with smaller firms to sell ad space.

Glenn Beck has called President Obama a racist and even called progressivism “cancer.” Katie Couric once asked Beck about what he thinks when critics says that he “resorts to inflammatory, unfair, despicable, hateful rhetoric.” Beck responded by saying: “Did they say that when I was saying the same things about George W. Bush, or is this new?” [WashingtonPost]

Apple CEO Steve Jobs has personally responded to e-mails with questions that are sent to his corporate account.  His responses have gained a lot of media attention so a reader of Zatsnotfunny sent an e-mail to Palm, Inc. (NASDAQ:PALM) CEO Jon Rubinstein to see if he responds too.  The reader got a response back from Rubinstein, a former Apple executive.

The e-mail that the ZatsNotFunny reader sent said:

Screenshots of the Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ:YHOO) iPad app has surfaced and it looks aesthetic.  Yahoo! is using a big button navigation scheme for their various brands which will make it very easy to get around and see everything the company has to offer.  After the jump is a couple more pictures. [UberGizmo]

Viigo has been acquired by BlackBerry device manufacturing company Research In Motion.   Viigo is a Toronto-based company that makes it easy for publishers to create applications  for BlackBerry App World. “Our team has joined RIM’s global organization and will continue to bring our expertise in BlackBerry application development and real-time content delivery to the BlackBerry platform,” stated Viigo CEO Mark Ruddock. [Viigo Bulletin]

McAfee Stinger is a Windows-only program that helps you get rid of those annoying fake alert pop-ups.  This is usually disguised as a program trying to be helpful, but is actually malware.  McAfee Stinger comes with a list of malware that it can remove.  Those of you that have Windows Vista and Windows XP may have to disable System Restore to use the software. [McAfee Stinger via Lifehacker]

George Hotz, the man behind Blackra1n created a solution that can easily hack into the iPhone and unlock it. He was the first hacker to unlock the iPhone too. Now he says that he has found a way to hack into the Apple iPad. Hotz did not specify when he would release the pad hack, but he did say he would be as simple as Blackra1n. “It is completely untethered, works on all current tethered models (ipt2, 3gs, ipt3), and will probably work on iPad too,” said Hotz in a blog post. [Wired]

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) may start pushing for a cost-savings initiative that would help save the company roughly $1.2 million per year and reduce carbon emissions.  It involves shutting down computers at night.  The program will be called PC Power Management.  A managed shutdown will take place through Microsoft Windows and it will occur each night and during the weekend.

Computers will wake up during pre-selected non-business hours to receive updates.  About 60% of Ford’s computers stayed on after business hours.  The company expects that this will help reduce their carbon footprint by about 16,000-25,000 metric tons.  [Autoblog]

Below is the full press release: