Reports from some GMail users say that Google is adding a 'Delete' button to some accounts. This has been one of the most awaited feature in GMail and now the time has come. The only reason I currently have a Delete button is because of a Firefox Extension that I use, but it will be nice to know I will have this button wherever I go.

Now women everywhere will be making the move to high tech devices, not because of productivity but because of warmth! Ranging from heated fingerless gloves to heated foot slippers. Why stop there, you might as well splurge and get the coffee heating pad! This would be funny to see someone using all of this at the same time (especially in an office). I wonder if these are USB 2.0 devices.

Yes, that is right, the Windows that is in the far far future could be named Vienna now. The previous name was Blackcomb until Robert Scoble, a 'reporter' for Microsoft, stated that the name is being changed to Vienna. If this is true then I think Microsoft has lost their mind. Names like Whistler, Longhorn, and Blackcomb were all cool, but Vienna? Who are we, Oscar Meyer?

This is the Jawbone PC Edition headset that is going to revolutionize VoIP communications. It has military-grade audio processing and will eliminate almost all background noise to allow for crisp and clean calls. This would be very important for those having to talk while they are in the airport or at a cafe where background noise is inevitable.

After a long time waiting, Opera 8.5 Beta for Windows Mobile Devices has finally been released. Windows Mobile users have been looking for a good browser alternative for quite some time, using Internet Explorer primarily on Pocket PC devices along with NetFront for the more powerful alternative.

The AskMeNow service that has been released could be a good alternative to using 411. I know on my cell phone using 411 costs $1.25, and with Google Mobile I haven't had to use 411. Now there may be a nicer alternative if I don't want to use text messaging. AskMeNow uses automated menus and can get information like sports scores, stock quotes, directions, and more.

It looks like Google will be taking its AdSense to a whole new level. They recently announced the move into radio advertising for $102 million with plans to incorporate the AdSense program right into the radio advertising. The company that Google is buying is dMarc and the deal should be done by the end of the first quarter this year. I wonder how Google is going to keep track of the 'clicks'.