The overhyped and oversized Segway stripped down to unicycle simplicity.

Original advertising.

OMG, even those pictures scare the bejesus out of me. More here.

Ad agency BooneOakley uses an annotated YouTube video as their main website in order to tell their story and showcase their work. Very clever.

Brilliant.

Cool.

I always enjoy Cringely’s spin on the technology business. He’s hard to argue with.

The vast majority of Google searches are, of course, done on PCs running Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer. It is not in Google’s real interest to displace these products, which have facilitated so much of its success. Chrome products are given away, so they bring in no revenue for Google, and they don’t even provide a better search or advertising experience for their users, the company admits. So why does Google even bother?

I am a huge fan of Yellow Mug’s Filechute ($18) to share larger files through MobileMe (or any other server). But this online file hosting service allows you to upload your files for free (up to 5 GB). Just send the the recipient a link where your stuff can be downloaded. Fast and easy to use.

Alternatively you could use YouSendIt, or Apple’s own iDisk solution, but both gave me headaches in the past.

I mentioned Klix before, but this article gives a nice overview of other photo recovering utilities. For future reference, just in case…