Philipp Lenssen, author of Google Blogoscoped, has put together a book entitled "55 Ways To Have Fun With Google". He covers a lot of interesting Google topics and there have been many people that have said they can't put the book down! It will cost you $16.50 if you want to get a copy for yourself, but it sounds like it will be worth it. Here is

I know everyone has seen galleries of Vista before, but this is one of the best that I have seen. There are a ton of screenshots and they are broken up into categories so that it is easier to see what you are looking at. They also walk you through a lot of the screenshots so that you know exactly what is going on.

I have been using

Microsoft is showing us applications that are being created for Windows Vista. The demonstration is below and it is actually a little dull. The applications that are being previewed are, for me, some of the less interesting that are out there. I think that they are trying to target the business side, but I give you props if you take the time to watch all of them :)

The $100 laptop prototype was shown to the world about two-weeks ago via a wonderful picture gallery. However, the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) will not be able to make its target price of $100 when it gets released in April of 2007. The laptops will initially cost between $130 and $140 but should be able to reach $100 by the end of

Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.4 has been released even though Mozilla has not officially announced it. This build has been placed in their FTP folder under the releases section. I would think that they would announce the release later today, or at least by the weekend. However, the Thunderbird 1.5.0.4 release notes page has already been posted which is surprising since the Firefox one isn't up yet.

For those

I saw this movie and I think they might be right, Google might be breaking the privacy of millions of people around the World. Who knows what will come next, cameras in our house? :D

News Source: Google Blogoscoped

The PirateBay.org had their servers taken by police the other day, but now they say that they will be back online in a day or two. This will come after the MPAA said that similar PirateBay sites should take this as a warning. What kind of warning would that be if the PirateBay comes back after just a few days of being down? :D