I just can't stop posting, but I just saw more info on Nick Bradbury's "FeedDemon." This is the most awaited RSS News Aggregator so far. Nick's the guy who did HomeSite for Allaire/Macromedia. He's the guy who did Top Style. His stuff simply rocks. Go read the early reviews.

One last link: a new virus that's attacking Windows-based systems is out there in the wild. Make sure your patches are up to date and make sure you have your security setup properly. If you don't know how to protect yourself, please ask.

Well, I think 30 or so posts in the past few hours is enough to clog up the RSS syndication system, so I think it's time to go to bed. Luckily for your aggregator, I'll be taking the weekend off. I'll be visiting Chris and Gretchen Pirillo at Bucks in Woodside at 11 a.m. Sunday morning if you wanna come.

I guess this proves that people actually do buy stuff off of all that spam that comes into their email boxes.

Russell Beattie is a hard core Microsoft hater. He said so in his blog a few weeks back. So, when he says "Tablets are the future - it's just obvious. I've said it before, I'll say it again, Microsoft got it right on this one" you know he ain't blowing smoke up your behind.

By the way, he has the best weblog on the portable and phone markets I've seen. It's so good I can't even hold his over-the-top-anti-Microsoft attitude against him. You should visit often.

Joi Ito gets some cool toys, thanks to his living in Tokyo. Today he was showing off his new 1.3 megapixel camera phone. I'm jealous.

Marc Canter tells us that Fotolog (and its customers) aren't completely to blame for the pricing uproar. Turns out folks in Brazil can't use a credit card to pay for things over the Internet for some reason. This is an extreme example of a political system holding back economies. I don't know what the solution is. Anyone out there have some good ideas?

Andrew Orlowski at the Register goes after Apple for not testing its iSync technology properly.