neato.

Quoted: goosh is a google-interface that behaves similar to a unix-shell.

Nice! Photo of Aaron in the Boston Herald for the show that he's going to be featured in later this year

Quoted: Staples Inc. will be among the national companies looking for innovative products this Saturday at an open casting call for inventors hosted in Providence by the PBS reality series “Everyday Edisons.” The show, which is searching for 12 inventors for its third season, will foot the bill...

Oh man--*another* dining promotion. This one offers 2-courses for $25: appetizer and entree OR entree and dessert.

Quoted: NWsource Seasoned Seattle offers $25 two-course dinners at legendary Seattle restaurants April 1 - 30, 2008.

KU wins the national championship!!!! Rock Chalk Jayhawk!!! I'm so flippin' excited right now!! The last time they won was 20 years ago -- 1988 -- when I was 10 years old. I've been waiting all this time for it to happen again. Go Jayhawks!!! WOO HOO!!!!!

Quoted: Mario Chalmers hit a 3-pointer with 2.1 seconds left in regulation to push the game into overtime, and Kansas grinded it out from there for a 75-68 victory over Memphis in the title game Monday.

Twitter has a decent mobile website...but their client provides a bit more functionality for those that use Twitter heavily.

Quoted: Twobile v1.0 - Twobile (pronounced Twoh-bul, a mixture of the words "Twitter" and "Mobile") is a new Twitter client for users of Windows Mobile Pocket PCs.

Kanye's launched a travel website?

Cool video demo of how the Surface table will be used in interaction with cell phones sold in AT&T stores.

Video of the new HTC Touch Dual with slide-out keypad, 3G HSDPA support and a forward facing camera for video calls. Coming to the US, running WM6.1

Negatives: no WiFi. Smaller display. Slightly larger than original Touch.

Man, I wish there was one in Seattle -- would love to see how they're using it.

Quoted: Beginning April 17, customers can experience Microsoft Surface in select AT&T retail locations, including stores in New York City, Atlanta, San Antonio and San Francisco. The big U.S. wireless provider says its retail customers will be able to place specific mobile phones on Surface's 30-inch screen to learn about features, accessories and rate plans. They also will be able to compare two phones at a time, and use their hands to navigate a high-tech wireless coverage map.[4] Customers can view interactive coverage maps at the national, state, local or street level, using simple touch and hand movement to scale and move the maps, determining a customer's coverage area.