Back in August we wrote about FotoFlexer, an online photo editing service that really stood out in the crowd of other online services.

When it comes to the high-def format war I don't think there is much arguing that Blu-ray is emerging as the clear winner. Within the last week Netflix announced that they are starting to phase out HD-DVD's from their rentals, and then shortly following them Best Buy said that they will start recommending Blu-ray to their customers.

It's no mistake, iPhone users actually use the Internet on their phone and they're using Google to perform searches. Google originally thought they made a mistake with their data when they saw how often they were getting search requests from iPhone users. As it turns out, it was no mistake and Google really is receiving 50 times more search requests from iPhones than any other mobile handset.

For some of you who were just able to get your hands on a Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, or Playstation 3, you're not even thinking about the next generation of consoles.  Analysts are though, and according to some, 2010 will be the shot-gun start for the next round. The last time around, Microsoft had quite an advantage by launching the Xbox 360 a whole year ahead of the PS3 and the Wii.

The modchip offered by Team Xecuter has graced my original Xbox for years. The main reason that I modded my Xbox in the first place was so that I could stream television shows and listen to my MP3's, which is something the original Xbox didn't do out-of-the-box.

"" said Robert Scoble after a recent trip to Microsoft.  He says that Microsoft is working on something that and it's something that had an emotional impact on him. Scoble says there have only been a few times that he's seen software that had an emotional impact on him like the Apple II in 1977, Microsoft's Excel, and Photoshop.

Welcome to Daily Downloads brought to you by CyberNet! Each weekday we bring you the Windows software updates for widely used programs, and it's safe to assume that all the software we list is freeware (we'll try to note the paid-only programs).

Signs of Life is a website I recently stumbled across and it's an ongoing community project where people can submit photos of signs that "transcend their objectivity to reveal our humanity." In their "Frequently Asked Questions" section they explain that the signs can have a funny spelling, a grammatical error, another meaning, or it could simply be the existence of the sign itself that makes it worth submitting.