Fancy prizes await whoever gets it right!

"At Google, we don't believe we have the answers, but we do believe the answers are out there. Maybe in a lab, or a company, or a university -- but maybe not.

Maybe the answer that helps somebody is in your head, in something you've observed, some notion that you've been fiddling with, some small connection you've noticed, some old thing you have seen with new eyes.
If you have an idea that you believe would help somebody, we want to hear about it. We're looking for ideas that help as many people as possible, in any way, and we're committing the funding to launch them. You can submit your ideas and help vote on ideas from others. Final idea selections will be made by an advisory board."

Google will donate a $10 million sponsorship to the top 5 ideas.
So what are you still doing here ?

Internet security company McAfee sends along a list of the celebrity-name Web searches most likely to result in you stumbling onto some spyware- or virus-infested site.

This is the second year McAfee has done the report, and Paris Hilton went from being the most dangerous celebrity search last year to falling off the list completely this year, while Britney Spears, who was fourth last year, also disappeared from the rankings.

Read on to see the honor roll!

On Tuesday the 9th of September 2008 Apple will be holding a special media only event at the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco.

Links about Google's new browser.

Ars Technica has published a review of TinEye, a search engine to find ripped images on the Web.

If you have an extension which you have found useful that isn't in the list please provide a link and short description in a comment for others.

Texas State Technical College, starting fall '08, will be offering fully accredited certificates and degrees in digital media through Second Life.

The most advanced classical animation system I've ever seen, and pretty reasonable prices!

Adobe released on Tuesday the first Reader application to make movies and animation into the Portable Document Format.

A new, critical design flaw was discovered in Microsoft Vista that causes all programs to become inaccessible and unusable. The nature of this flaw makes it impossible to repair unless you are prepared to fix it. Read the entire article for info on preventing and fixing this flaw.