- OSDir pointed to a new and improved Markup Validation Service at the w3c.
- Jeremy pointed to these Pine first use statistics and thinks that we can extrapolate the adoption rate of Unix-like systems from it.
- I’ve subscribed to the official Google blog. I’m pretty sure that the version of Rawdog that I’m running can handle it. Also of note is the recent Blogger relaunch.
- I just installed the latest version of PmWiki. I’m still really impressed with the quality of this wiki. It reminds me a lot of JSPWiki but it’s extremely lightweight (no database requirements)
- Mobiletracker points to a news story about a Sony Ericsson phone that is 9 cm tall, 3.9 cm wide, and 1.9 cm thick. That’s a small phone. It weighs about 69 grams. NEC also has a slightly larger but much thicker camera phone.
- FreeCache is the poor man’s Akamai. More cool stuff brought to you by The Internet Archive.
- Slashdot carries the news of the first BMW-numbered Pentium M: the M755. It’s nice to see Intel bit by The Megahertz Myth.
- Wireless DevNet reports that RenderWare is coming to the N-Gage platform.
- Michael Yuan has the skinny on the J2ME MultiMedia API on the Nokia 6600 and 6230.
- The Symbian Q1 2004 results look good. Very good.
- Gizmodo links to an article at USA Today. Will the real Nintendo DS please stand up?