Just read this Wired article about the band Minibosses that rocks classic NES game soundtracks. Article also mentions another similar band NESkimos. No lyrics, just straight-ahead guitar rock that isn't half bad. Apparently no Baseball Simulator 1.000 - my all-time favorite game - yet.

A post over at my buddy Kevin Lisota's site just prompted me to evaluate the NewsGator news aggregation software/service. Subscribing to the monthly service seems to offer the two features I most want: a way to read syndicated content from my Windows Mobile Smartphone and the ability to synchronize subscriptions across multiple devices. Seems a little pricey, but I may just have to sign up as I regularly access my favorite sources from three different devices depending on what I'm doing and where I'm at.

Hollywood Records teams up with Xingtone to deliver ring tones direct to consumers, cutting mobile operators out of the equation.

State of the Art: Phones, Too, Get TV Time... courtesy of David Pogue... TV on cell phone? Not ready for prime time. Cell phone video camera? I'm lovin' it™... "I hate it" style... "I hate it" conspiracy stylecreative style... factualstyle. Now the inspiration, in five languages.

I love this guy's sharp tone and no bs writing style. Always good for a laugh.

Great Mac OS X Panther feature Exposé comes to Windows. I'm sure the name will be changing soon. ;)

Don't see this happening in the US any time soon... people seeking treatment for SMS addication

Pretty sweet... Wurlitzer Digital Jukebox

TechTV's Best of CES 2004 Winner: Best of Show - Denon NS-S100 multimedia server

HP's iPod to support WMA? That would rock!

Apple & HP announce iPod deal... Microsoft says stupid things about the deal confusing customers and limiting choice. Nice.

John C. Dvorak's observation that cell phones are taking over the world seems about a year late, but for what it's worth... Cell Phone Hegemony.

Might be worth exploring... Use Google? Here's how to hack it!

ZDNet's Top Business Products of 2003

Well, it took a little longer than promised, but PocketMac for Smartphone is now available. For just $28.88 you can sync your Microsoft Windows Mobile Smartphone with iCal, Address Book, iTunes, iPhoto, and Entourage - and it all works through iSync using a USB, Bluetooth, or wired/wireless network connection. PocketMac also enables you to copy files to/from your Smartphone and install applications.