Well I’m beginning to seriously think I will not make my goal of a 1,000 photos of CES while here.

About a month ago, I did a post about a fellow who is working to raise money and media attention in order to secure a sponsor for a marriage proposal during the Super Bowl, “One Super Proposal“.

Seattle was hit bad by violent winds and power outages over the weekend, and Microsoft’s employees blogged their experiences (in many cases only after days of waiting for the power to return). Todd Bishop has a rundown.

It’s been six months since Google launched their Finance offering and Google announced today that several new features have been added including:

New details emerge regarding the specifics of the Apple iPhone; Palm CEO says it is no threat.

According to Seroundtable.com and WebMasterWorld Forum there seems to be a small update going on over at Google known as a data refresh.

The headline above may be a bit premature as the claimed email received from MSN search team by a SearchEngineWatch forums member has not been acknowledged as coming from Microsoft. A quote:

As with any self-respecting blogger, I hate to say anything positive about Microsoft because they are synonymous with evil (just kidding!), but I must admit that the latest update to Virtual Earth – or whatever we’re supposed to be calling it nowadays, which is probably Windows Live Web Search Satellite Virtual 3-D Planet – is pretty damn cool.

Social Media seems to be a trend these days. Netscape just announced that they removed the whole sex channel from their website. That makes me feel a lot better actually and it’s at least a step towards a more cleaner frontpage.

Once popularly known as Flash Studio Pro, Zinc in its current 2.x version have advanced way ahead in Flash Projector addition/enhancement/replacement capabilities.

IE 7 final will be released very soon, but already now you can download it.

Did you know your CRM might be naked? I never thought of it that way until I read this compelling e-book by Ardath Albee.

On his blog, Richard Edelman has responded to the flurry of conversation about the Wal-Marting Across America flog.

Check it: docs.google.com.

TechCrunch already has an overview.

According to WebMastersWorld Forum there is a Google PageRank update happening right now.

Engadget announced a number of updates to its site this morning, including a “refreshed” design and “a bunch of new features that should make Engadget a little more user-friendly.” Reactions have been mixed, but mostly positive.

Microsoft released a public update yesterday to the Office 2007 beta 2 suite of applications.

New iPods, an updated iTunes 7 complete with Movie Store, and a deal with Disney for full-length movies were all part of Apple’s Showtime event.

Wow, I hope you’ve had your coffee this morning, cos this news is a shocker.

The revamped Google Webmaster Central has enough changes in place that it merits a second look for our readers.

After releasing the unofficial Adobe software development kit for PHP this week, Adobe’s Mike Potter noted that a few tweaks were needed with the SDK.