Here’s a summary of the week’s digital lifestyle action on last100. Note that you can subscribe to the weekly wrapups, either via the special weekly wrapup RSS feed or by email.

Top digital lifestyle news

This week’s digital lifestyle news was dominated by the Macworld Conference and Expo in San Francisco. Apple CEO Steve Jobs delivered his traditional keynote, announcing a flurry of new products and updates: Macbook Air, iTunes movie rentals, iPhone/iPod Touch software, and Apple TV “take 2”.

In our follow-up coverage we asked how movie rentals on iTunes fare?; called for the AppleTV to be opened up to third-party developers; and looked in more detail at the iPhone/iPod Touch updates and how they point to the future.

Additional Macworld coverage:

• Netflix rolls out unlimited Internet viewing option – preemptive strike against Apple?
• Google unveils new, slicker, faster iPhone-specific interface
• Reading between the lines of Jobs’ comments on Kindle, Android
• BBC tech chief: iPlayer on iTunes now a possibility

Other digital lifestyle news:

• ESPN to cover Major League Gaming; it’s a sign of what’s to come
• NBA decides not to go it alone, partners with Turner to expand its digital offerings
• TiVo offers American indie and international films through Jaman partnership
• Report: music phones spur adoption of mobile music consumption; we say “hogwash”
• Stanford research team may have found Holy Grail of battery technology
• Pepsi, record labels team with AmazonMP3 to give away free music this Super Bowl

Features

Our feature of the week was a guest post by Aseem Kishore, titled ‘Ten mobile apps and services you should definitely check out‘. Aseem wrote: “…most cell phone companies are not necessarily giving you the best software and services for your phone. If you’re looking for some cool mobile phone apps or mobile services that are free and really useful, here are ten worth checking out.”

That’s a wrap for the week. Enjoy the rest of the weekend!