The Roomba Art Pool on Flickr (above).
Galactic Center of Milky Way Rises over Texas Star Party (video).
Everything Tracy Jordan Said in Season 3 of 30 Rock.
Danger Mouse to release blank CD after record label EMI reportedly cancelled his new album.
The coming wave of cellphone novels, Twitter fiction, sudden fiction, and flash fiction.
How using gestures can make you smarter.
Yudo announces 8Bitone Retro 8-bit Synthesizer + Sequencer for iPhone/iPod Touch.
I’m lovin’ my recent birthday present from my wife: a shiny new iPod Touch. It’s quite a step-up from my 2nd gen iPod (which served me well for six years, despite its monochrome display, bulky form, dwindled battery life and lack of a dock connector).
It’s handy to check email, news feeds or the weather from (almost) anywhere, in addition to having music, pictures and movies at my fingertips. Browsing for music and apps without needing my laptop is also convenient, albeit a temptation to splurge (since I buy much of my music from Amazon MP3 rather than iTunes these days, it’s not quite a one-stop-shopping experience).
Some of the free apps I’ve found useful so far: Facebook, Exposure, Evernote, Twitterific, Remote, WeatherBug, Othello, WordPress, BoxOffice, Last.fm, Pandora Radio.
Someday I hope to get an iPhone 3G, but for now the iPod Touch is my perfect PDA.
This sly, provocative video for Jerk It led me to the buzzworthy group Thunderheist. Can’t stop listening. Work it.
The fun of browsing the Wii Motion pool on Flickr comes not only from the frozen poses of people playing on their Nintendo Wii, but also from sneaking a peak at how they decorate (or don’t) their living spaces.