Sorry, AT&T, but you can’t hide tethering from the very folks who taught you, long ago, what it meant to truly tether.

If this thing actually works, it is my dream product. If I were made of money, I would buy two. My cellphone reception is horrible (with ANY phone, not just my iPhone), both at work and at home. I've spent the last 45 minutes at work trying to get a signal.

Plundr is a location-based game of piracy and trading on the high seas created by area/code. It's also location-based - what island you're on changes based on where you are.

"It's gotten to the point now where I get the shakes if I can't bust out my Blackjack and look up something on Wikipedia, any time, any place. It's like having the sum of the entire world's knowledge in the palm of your hand... It completely and utterly

Keep people in the loop, via a webapp that notifies subscribes to your Loop. Will have to try this out later; could prove invaluable.

A portable version of Sony Station

"Send Music and Photos to your Cellphone, for FREE as Ringtones and Graphics!"

The world's oldest cellphones - literally - for sale.

In which Google releases their most evil product to date. Again. Wiki owners and Backpack users, beware! Google is determined to stomp all over your website.

Java MIDlet port of robotfindskitten

Power Texting Tips. I can't say I haven't done a few of these, but with a TON of texts per month and no chance of ever using them all, I like to take advice where I can.

"This document takes you through the basics of using NetBeans IDE 4.1 to create a Java™ 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME(tm) platform), Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) application."

Creating a J2ME webservices client in under 5 minutes with NetBeans.

Looks like I finally got a compatible phone, albeit via USB