If you've got a Motorola iDEN phone that has Java and GPS built in, you're in luck. A free service called Mologogo attempts to stitch the world of the GPS-enabled phone into Google maps. First register for a free Mologogo account. Next, download and install (no easy feat!) the Java app to your mobile. Start the app and what you should see is a Google map with your current position, complete with scrolling and different zoom levels. But here's where it gets cool: you can share your current position with your friends and they can locate you on their phone or on the web site. The uses of this are limitless (think “lo-jack” but not just for the car).
Apparently, the Boost mobile prepaid phone also works with this (and only costs 20 cents a day for the data portion).
I can't get my i730 to work. It's stuck at “Loading Friends” and eventually gives an error “Close indication open0.” Anyone know what's wrong?
Here's a collection of some of the official ABC (read: Disney) sites for the series Lost.
There is a never ending use for Axis web cameras and I'm out to prove it. Today we have a camera located in a Japanese computer lab.
A very nice evening picture of the Georgia State University Campus and the downtown Atlanta cityscape. Shot with an AXIS 213 PTZ so feel free to look around or sit back and watch as others move the camera for you.
In case it's not obvious, you can tell me just how good or bad I'm doing with each story by registering a vote below it on a scale of 1 to 5. Just click the score you'd like to give each entry. Internet gem or pile of crap? You decide.
Jonathan Coulton makes music. He did a remake of Baby Got Back by Sir Mix-a-Lot and turned it into a mellow balad.
Seeing the recent entry on 
Hope you've enjoyed your meal– don't forget to tip your waiter.
I think Andy would be down with these canvas tote bags from Loop of New York.