Remains of the Day: Bill Gates Talks Chrome OS Edition [For What It's Worth]

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Bill Gates talks about Chrome OS, Microsoft's Project Natal, a.k.a. the Minority Report-esque motion technology, may come to Windows, and Facebook is enormous.

• Bill Gates on Google's Chrome OS
  "The more vague they are, the more interesting it is," he said. [CNET]
• Gates: Natal to bring gesture recognition to Windows too
  If you were impressed with what Project Natal is aiming to do for the Xbox, you'll be interested to know that—according to Bill Gates—Microsoft will be incorporating the same technology into Windows at some point down the road. [CNET]
• Now Connecting 250 Million People
  That is a whole lot of 'em. [Facebook Blog]
• Now Things Get Interesting: CBS Joins Comcast's Web TV Trial
  Comcast is trying out an online, on-demand television streaming platform, and CBS is in on the fun. [AllThingsD]
• your.flowingdata
  We love to keep track of our life in graphs and charts, so if you're like us, you'll be interested in this new Twitter-integrated webapp that helps you track anything via direct messages on Twitter.
• New Xmarks Beta Available (Firefox only)
  Most interesting: "before you start typing a comment to this post that we should support Chrome, please read: WE'RE REALLY WORKING ON IT!" [Xmarks Blog]

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