Cloudy Thinking

Om Malik writes about Symbian, iPhone and the realities of today’s mobile phone environment. He includes a good chart comparing major mobile platforms. [via Friendfeed]

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Thomas Hawk describes his Digital Photography Workflow. Most informative.

Google Map Maker is a community effort to improve map data in countries where existing data is sparse or inaccurate. Cool beans.

Recent research by Shripad Tuljapurkar and Michael Gurven suggests that pairing older guys and younger women creates an evolutionary advantage.

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Jeff Hoefs and Ayah Bdeir offer Little Bits, clever snap-together packaging of electronic building blocks. Watch the video. Intriguing! [via Byte Engine]

Steve Rubel shares tips on how to save web pages. He has several fresh ideas, e.g. I did not know about Google History, which is so powerful it’s scary. Steve also show how to use a Friendfeed “private” room in a clever way.

A friend writes: “Netflix is so 90’s. HD video on demand is where its at. No bad disks.”

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JP Rangaswami writes “It’s some guy in North Carolina singing your songs,” a remix of the story of Tommy de Carlo, the new lead singer for Boston. Cool beans.

InsideCRM provides a collection of Twitter examples. Truth be told, they are not all that shameful, but some are pretty embarsssing.

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After 14 years, the DSL Forum (originally the ADSL Forum) is now called the Broadband Forum. The work of the DSL Forum has covers many topics that are not related to the type of physical transmission, fiber or copper.

This is science you can use, or not.

Stole this from Mark Cuban’s blog. Today is the youngest you will ever be. Act like it. If you know the source, please email me. rjeffries [aht] gmail [daht] com.