According to this ZDNet article Google’s GMail has some new features up it’s sleeve. Based on information found buried deep within the javascript source, we can start to see the bigger picture for GMail. This article is comeplete with the lines of code in question and is a great read. Check it out!

In what seems to be a possible attempt to eventually replace the iPod Shuffle, Apple has released the 1GB iPod nano today priced at $149 in both white and black. This in turn has brought the price of the iPod Shuffle down to $69 for the 512 MB & $99 for the 1 GB versions.
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…which is sure to include <1% of the general YISTA readership.
Nevertheless, this thing is so awesome, it had to be reported. Click thee to Tech Digest to read about Zanussi’s built-in coffee maker, and start cutting down on those daily quad-mochas, cause this baby’s a real bank-breaker at $775. But then again, who [...]

The owner of this Mazda Protege sedan decided that he needed to get some MP3 playback in their vehicle, stat! Instead of purchasing your run-of-the-mill MP3 playing headunit they decided to take their Mac Mini and mod an iTrip FM transmitter directly to the Mini.
This is a really cool hack so check out their full [...]

The developers over at Equinux have developed a nice freeware application called MediaCentral that offers itself as a strong alternative to Apple’s Front Row. This application is completely free and requires no special tricks in order to get it installed on you Mac either.
It also does a few things Front Row doesn’t. For instance it [...]

A month after the big 2.0 release, Wordpress 2.0.1 has now been released for download. This release has many bux fixes and they have taken the most important of the feedback from the 2.0 release and put the improvements into this one. Everyone is encouraged to upgarde, you can check it out here:
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