TechCrunch has put together a dead pool of Web 2.0 companies. I just can't figure out why they left SnarkPost.com off the list.

At first I thought he was talking about Dell notebooks.

In a last-ditch effort to salvage his ill-conceived Middle East policy, Bush announced in this evening's State of the Union address that he will deploy 20,000 brand-new iPhones to Iraq.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs responded, "We believe the iPhone will help bridge the Sunni-Shia divide. This tool will allow them to Bluetooth messages of peace and shared brotherhood when fighting in the streets. And they'll be pleased with the low price point of 49.99 dinars."

No wait, that's not what I meant to say; he announced some new phone thing or something.

Consumers Zune away from it.

Set to explode? Is that title really necessary?

The PS3 looks like "Darth Vader's medicine cabinet" according to Newsweek. Is that a good thing?

Therapists say, You may stay in far infrared sauna / home sauna to rejuvenate your skin, get rid of toxins by metabolic processes and reduce chronic fatigue… but for Adrenal suppression, Hemophilia, Multiple sclerosis, SLE patients… Far Infrared sauna heaters for the first time were developed in 1965 by the doctor Tadashi Ishikava who works at the Fuji Medical’s R&D department. Only after 14 years of thorough medical researches this technology was allowed for the public.