- Google Flu Trends in 121 U.S. cities
"By tracking the popularity of certain Google search queries, we're able to estimate the level of flu in near real-time." They can do anything! [Official Google Blog] - Why I Believe Printers Were Sent From Hell to Make Us Miserable
I had an I-hate-you-printer moment earlier this afternoon, so we can sympathize. [Gizmodo] - E-Mail? Free. Internet? That'll Cost You.
Continental airlines is looking at a new in-flight Wi-Fi program that would let users send and receive email for free, but require them to pony up for a full connection. [NYT] - Tip: More omnibox power tools
Small update of fun omnibox tricks in Chrome. Nothing too fancy, but good to know. [Google Chrome Blog] - Google May Insert Real-Time Ads Onto Old Billboards in Street View
The virtual future of billboard advertisements. [Gizmodo] - Is Wal-Mart Ready to Try Web TV Again, With Vudu's Help?
Wal-Mart aims to take on Netflix with a new service. [AllThingsD] - Apple Remote Desktop 3.3.2 update now available
Manage a lot of Macs remotely? This update's for you. [TUAW] - Zune HD Firmware Update Bringing XviD and Streaming Playlists In Spring
The Zune HD is a great little media player (I've tried it and really liked it), and the next firmware update will only make it better. [Gizmodo] - Facebook blocks "Web 2.0 Suicide Machine," now a cease-and-desist reported
We wrote about the Web 2.0 Suicide Machine last week, and now Facebook—who initially blocked it—has filed a cease and desist letter. [Boing Boing] - Google imposes $350 early termination fee for subsidized Nexus One in addition to carrier's own ETF
The Nexus One isn't that different from other phones after all—you'll still have to pay a hefty $350 early termination fee if you leave T-Mobile early. (If you can, we'd say go unlocked.) [Engadget] - New! CrossLoop Ver 2.70 with Additional Features for CrossLoop Pro Accounts
We love CrossLoop for no-hassle remote support and screen sharing, and now if you really love it, you can go pro. [CrossLoop] - Windows Mobile 7 reportedly delayed until 2011
Maybe the goal is to erase everyone's memory of its existence before a mighty comeback! [Download Squad]
