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Read/WriteWeb gives a good conclusion on the FeedBurners Market Report . The three main themes he grabbed are:

1. RSS feeds encompass much more than blogs now
2. Feed becomes input to content on the site
3. Focus on the feed item - attach threads to the item and track it across the Web while it gets remixed and re-published

... Read/Write

Macintouch published this Report on the reliability of Apple laptop computers.
The report encompasses 41 Powerbook and iBook models over 7 1/2 years. All of these models are capable to run Mac OS X.

http://www.macintouch.com/reliability/laptops.html

Tint now your world with flags of all countries around: The KMZ link to the CIA-Factbook is now downloadable vie the Google Earth Blog. So come and get it and you may also discover the lovely Wallis and Fortuna ...

It turns out that looking at the aggregation of billions of search queries people type into Google reveals something about our curiosity, our thirst for news, and perhaps even our desires.

Look at the most interesting stats of Google Zeitgeist 2005.

Last week Scot Gatz gave a presentation about the work the Yahoo! team has been doing around RSS, gave a demo of the new Yahoo! Mail beta, and talked a little bit about where this might all be going in the future.

I've added a new must reed feed (#73) to my daily RSS-reader:
Dion Hinchcliffe's Web 2.0 Blog. He has up some excelent discussions about the future of web companies and also deals with smart stats and graphics such as his Visualizing of the Web 2.0.

Definitely worth an everyday digets!

Some hours after releasing version 1.5 of Firefox, the Mozilla team does the next step and published their roadmap draft for version 2.0, code name: Bon Echo.

It will includes many features that are now availible only as extensions, such as a Session Saver, Autocomplete, Spell-Checking ...

First alpha is coming in February 2006. Hope the guys gonna get it :)