Nokia E62 for Cingular

Are smart phones ready for the masses?

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Browsers go head-to-head

The top two browsing programs of net users got a big update this month as Microsoft released Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) and Mozilla unleashed Firefox 2.0. Here we take a quick spin through some of the features to be seen in the new versions.

Copying own CD's should be legal

A think-tank has called for outdated copyright laws to be rewritten to take account of new ways people listen to music, watch films and read books.

Wallflower at the Web Party

Did Friendster miss out by not taking Google's offer. Judge for yourself here.

Google in talks to buy Web video site YouTube

The WSJ reports that Google's in talks to buy up YouTube, most likely to supplement or replace their flailing Google Video.

Podcasting's Reluctant Evangelist

Even if he's not excited by the responsibility, Leo LaPorte is the face of podcasting. His fans say he can do no wrong. By Steve Friess.

Browse Craigslist Photos with Listpic

Listpic is a cool mashup that lets you browse classified listings on Craigslist by just looking at the photos. The service works for the For Sale, Housing and Personals sections of the classifieds site. There's a slider near the top that adjusts the size of the thumbnails on the page.

The Battle Over YouTube


The video-sharing site is the hottest start-up since Google. Is it worth a billion dollars, or is it just another company in need of a business model?

Widgetbox

Widgetbox is an online directory of web widgets for blogs and other web pages. They work with Typepad, WordPress, Blogger, MySpace and most other blog, sidebar or website. No plugins needed...and they're free.

IBM Warms Up to Social Networking

Can MySpace show IBM how to sell collaboration software? Lotus GM Michael Rhodin thinks so.

Logitech's diNovo Edge Looks Like Hig Art

Logitech's diNovo Edge keyboard looks like it belongs in a museum of modern art, what with its glossy finish and illuminated keys. Due this November, the keyboard's letters and numbers are blank until activated, at which point they light up, revealing the letter or number. Fancy techno-art cannot be constrained with wires, so the Bluetooth is not only appreciated, but pretty much expected. One of the more unique features on the keyboard is the inclusion of a touch disc, which frees users from having to stretch six inches and reach for the mouse.

The diNovo Edge comes with a stand that doubles as a recharging dock of sorts. It should be available in the U.S. this November for a retail price of $199.99. – Nicholas Deleon

Logitech Introduces DiNovo Edge Bluetooth Keyboard [Geekzone]

A New gen of peer-to-peer file sharing services

Below is a list of new commers that will allow you to easily share webpages, photos, videos, and movies.