Quoted: But imagine if you could get online anywhere you liked — in a taxi, on the beach, in a hotel with disgustingly overpriced Wi-Fi — without messing around with cellular modems. What if you had a personal Wi-Fi bubble, a private hot spot, that followed you everywhere you go?

Incredibly, there is such a thing. It’s the Novatel MiFi 2200, available from Verizon starting in mid-May ($100 with two-year contract, after rebate). It’s a little wisp of a thing, like a triple-thick credit card.

Written by the former fake Steve Jobs

Quoted: I learned the hard way: while blogs can do many wonderful things, making huge amounts of money isn't one of them.

Quoted: In developing Pre and webOS, Palm has been forced to take a long look in the mirror and ask itself some searching questions about what really defines the company. Interestingly, the answers it has come up with are very similar to the founding principles which helped it achieve success in the PDA market:

This is the Kogan phone + WiFi, GPS and a 2-megapixel camera. $399 AUS is about $256 USD. Might be worth switching to.

Quoted: Introducing the revolutionary Kogan Agora PRO mobile phone with Android ™ software. The first mobile phone in Australia to feature Android ™ - the ground-breaking new open source mobile phone operating system pioneered by Google ™. Featuring fast 3G wireless technology, Wi-Fi, 2.0 MP Camera, GPS tracking, web browsing, and a host of other Google ™ applications, this is the must have mobile phone.

The second Google phone. Looks great! Still a lot bigger than my BlackBerry Pearl, though.

Quoted: Introducing the revolutionary Kogan Agora mobile phone with Android ™ software. The first mobile phone in Australia to feature Android ™ - the ground-breaking new open source mobile phone operating system pioneered by Google ™. Featuring fast 3G wireless technology, web browsing, and a host of other Google ™ applications, this is the must have mobile phone.

Quoted: THE idea of wirelessly streaming the music collection on the computer to the stereo system usually comes after one (or both) of these realizations: “Gee, this album I just downloaded would really sound much better coming through my impressively large and expensive speakers in the living room,” or “This apartment is too small for huge piles of cracked CD jewel boxes.”

With some many options for broadcasting your favorite playlist or Internet radio feed, it can get confusing as to what you actually need.

Poor Stallman. He's just clueless about the real world.

Quoted: The concept of using web-based programs like Google's Gmail is "worse than stupidity", according to a leading advocate of free software.

Web-based programs like Google's Gmail will force people to buy into locked, proprietary systems that will cost more and more over time, according to the free software campaigner.

"It's stupidity. It's worse than stupidity: it's a marketing hype campaign," he told The Guardian.

Quoted: Cookie cutter go-to-market strategies
I run into a lot of startups that have identical strategies for getting to market. When you talk to them, a lot of them will talk about the same questions:

1. When are you launching?
2. What do you do to get on Techcrunch/Venturebeat/DEMO/etc.?
3. How do you think Twitter/Friendfeed/etc got their successful launches?

Quoted: The Google Chart API lets you dynamically generate charts.