Recently, Google has added some sharing functions to their reader. Moreover, there is a list of their high Profile users, Power Readers. They has released the second series, included Politics as well.

Find out more:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/08/finding-great-stuff-to-read-with-google.html

Nokia gave a press release about their first netbook, Booklet 3G. In the press release, the new netbook will have 3G(HSDPA), wi-fi and Bluetooth. It got 10-inch HD glass screen AGPS and 12 hours battery life. That is very impressive.

For Operation System, that is not running their OS or Linux. That is Windows Based. I can guess that is Windows 7, from the Promotion Video.

Besides of the hardware specifications, it looks stylish as well. In the photo released to the media and the Promotion Video, it looks very thin and there are three colors to choose, Black, White and Blue.

Nokia will have a offical launch it on 2nd September.

Find out more:

Nokia Press Release
Nokia Booklet 3G Promotion Video

Android does not come with a task manager. So, you can find your own. But Thanks the community, there are a number of free task management applications in Android Market.

It has a very easy to use interface. This is a Task View, which is grouped the tasks by applications. Moreover, you can kill multiple applications by selecting them.

Full story »

I found out how to screen capture in Android. I don't need to install any apps from Market and that is completely free. All you need is Android SDK and a few easy steps as following:
1.Install SDK
2.Go to your Android Phone.(I am using HTC Magic with Android 1.5)
3.Open Settings.
4.Go to Applications
5.Go to Development
6.Checked USB debugging
7.Your phone to computer via USB
8.Load ddms under [Android-sdk]\tools
9.You will see a list of Android devices connected.
10. Select your phone, there should be only one device with phone icon like this:


11.Selec Menu Device->Screen Capture....
That is!

I found the project of this month. That is quite interesting. That calls eyeOS which is a cloud OS. Actually, that is a web application to provide OS functions like Office and Calendar. Moreover, I have used Windows4All. I found eyeOS is simpler than Windows4All which needs SliverLight. eyeOS is using Ajax and PHP.

The screen looks like Gnome and very clear.

The calendar in the syste,

eyeOffice supports Word Doc and Open Office file format.

Lastly, you can get a free account to use eyeOS on eyeos.info.

Read more:
http://sourceforge.net/community/potm-200908/
http://www.eyeos.org