At long last, TomTom for the iPhone. For some reason I was under the impression that you could only use this application with the new iPhone 3GS. At $99 this is a very expensive app, but one that pays itself off the first time you get yourself out of a sticky driving situation.

Not sure how much the dock is going to cost - will update once I find out.

Google Chrome Keyboard Shortcuts

If you're like me, you like keyboard shortcuts. If I had the time, I would memorize every keyboard shortcut for Macs, PCs and all of the programs I run within each OS.

As a recent convert to the Google Chrome Browser (OS?), I'm starting the process. My goal is to take a couple each day and make them as innate as blinking.

I really like this video for a variety of reasons. The first is that we finally see a bit of behind the scenes action from Yahoo! - this is the type of video we're used to from trendier companies right now (I'll link up Zynga's new video in a later post). I also like that they are in a challenger position - it's always exciting to see someone willing to put up a fight. Lastly, the cowboy hat at the end killed me.

I wish Yahoo! all the luck in the world. More competition will only make our web-searching experience better!

I wouldn't consider myself an audiophile, but it's not difficult to hear that the music coming out of your computer is flat and soul-less compared to a warm record or well-recorded, mint CD.

Give your ever-expanding digital music library a fresh look with the neuhaus laboratories T-2 amplifier.

Slick.

Its amazing to think back on how different the internet was 15 years ago. My family was a little late to the game (we never had Prodigy or whatever those early ISPs were called) - but I'll never forget booting up the Compaq Presario and logging into America Online.

The next 15 years will, without question, be equally as transformational.

Good song (Royksopp - Eple), and an even better video.

I'm still not 100% sure how this performance was done, but after watching it twice I think that their legs were outside of the sweatpants and the pants were being controlled like puppets. Crazy - I love it and could watch this 10 more times...

Raising $300M in this environment is no joke. It's safe to say we're going to see some wildly successful companies in their portfolio.