If you can get over the decidedly non-standard Iron Man outfit, this is damn funny.  Also, check the follow-up, with the official movie license doll.  There's a whole series.

iPhone beware.  People have been talking about iPhone competitors for a whole year, and Android for longer than that, but these first videos of Android in action are pretty impressive.  Note, especially, the second video, where they show off the built-in compass in Street View.  Yow.

One $500 shopping spree later, I just found out I can wear jeans to work. Arr. Still, is there anything wrong with this job? Not yet.

Wow.  So, I guess we don't want Webb as Obama's VP.  Actually, after reading this, I really don't want Webb on the ticket.  Next!

Web-based app turns any web site (if you give them access to your ftp info) into a content managed system where clients can edit their own content in a simple text-based editor.  Simply awesome.  Wish I'd had this when I was freelancing.  Would have been perfect for the sheep ranchers.

Fluid is an awesome (Leopard-only) application that lets you run web pages as stand-alone apps.  I use it to run Gmail as its own application, independent of my browser.  Now, Todd Ditchendorf has added the ability to use Google Gears to enable offline usage (in web apps that support it).  Or not.  Safari (on which Fluid is based) can't use Google Gears!  This, like nothing else, may bring me back to the bosom of Remember The Milk.