Very cool stuff. Can you imagine an electronic newspaper that you can roll up and carry around like a traditional paper? Maybe like the newspapers in Harry Potter. Something to keep our eye on.
MobileRead Networks – A scientific step foward towards flexible paper

Here’s the phone I want to get, but the Cingular version as I am locked into them right now. Skype is really screwing with the cell companies now. I love it. Take your cell minuets and shove ‘em!

I forgot you cannot post 2 items to iTunes on the same day. Stupid iTunes, get your act together!

Also, this version fixes an audio problem at the end.

The second part of the Kelly Clarkson soundseeing tour. This part is the actual show with audio clips. Also a story at the end about the security before the show.

This show takes you to a live show by Kelly Clarkson in Irvine, CA. I went with Virginia last December. This part is the pre-show babbling we did as we waited

Reality tv segment: The Apprentice, Project Runway, Top Chef and American Idol

Technology Segment: The Earthlink podcast ad controversy. Podcast advertising in general, corporate blogging, my “on net” concept, Microsoft Origami, Nokia 770 and the state of mobile computing.
Music by Pearl Jam! Their latest single from the forthcoming album. This track was release free and clear on the Internet. Way to go Pearl Jam.

Here is the official Microsoft page for this. For me, still too large. They need to get it down to a Nokia 770 size and then we’ll talk. For most mobile applications, I think a nice Windows Mobile device with cell phone buit in is better.

Engadget has a lot more on Origami including lots of pics. I’m still not too impressed. Large and clunky looking. I would love to see what Apple would do this with concept. Nokia still has a shot with the 770 but they had better get their butts in gear and get some software going.

Check it out, pac-man on an iPod Nano. Now thats cool.

The first Microsoft Origami device made by Samsung has been shown at the CBit show this week. Ugg. This is not the best product shot or this thing is ugly. It also looks big, much bigger than the Nokia 770, which you can easily get in your pocket. First pass, I’m not blown away.