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New Motorola Q phone is rated: Excellent
 

Firefox 2.0 Alpha 3 released, reviewed 

Interactive Flash Human history timeline 
This is DAMN cool. I highly suggest everyone take a look at this. 

Virtual Sphere Computer Interface 
You get inside a large sphere and walk around inside of it as you appear to be walking in the actual computer simulation. Very neat! 

Post an article on your blog about your school, get expelled. Crazy
"The district is going to take away the student's education for exercising his freedom of speech," said attorney Carl Buck.

NVIDIA to release fastest single card solution: 7950GX2 
the card contains two 7900 GTX GPUs each clocked at 500MHz. There's 1GB of GDDR 3 SDRAM - 512MB per core, presumably - on board clocked to 600MHz (1.2GHz effective). MORE DETAILS HERE
NVIDIA x86 and x64 drivers for Vista beta 2 and nforce drivers

No loyalty for teens for the sites they visit

Smackbook and MacSaber — uses for your Mac motion sensor 
Make your own Smackbook with these instructions 

Highlight: Reverse AJAX with DWR

Adium getting voice and video chat (thanks to Google summer of Code) 

Adobe offers a sneak peak into InDesign CS3 and here

NASA develops cool invisibile infrared light detector
 

Microsoft to make their own JPG competitor — WMP (Windows Media Photo)

Creative Labs X-FI popping: Sign the online petition now.
Help try to put a stop to the TERRIBLE support provided by Creative Labs

JAVA to go Open Source! - Just a matter of when

Google Web Toolkit
Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a Java software development framework that makes writing AJAX applications easy. With GWT, you can develop and debug AJAX applications in the Java language using the Java development tools of your choice. When you deploy your application to production, the GWT compiler translates your Java application to browser-compliant JavaScript and HTML.

IO₂ Technology creates floating touchable mid-air display

Great article that talks about the glossy versus matte laptop displays
Which do you think is better? Maybe it’s just me but on a laptop, I really do like the glossy but on a larger desktop LCD, I prefer the matte.

New Lexus LS-460 the most Techie car