I'm A Huge Fan Of The Safari 4 Browser For Mac

Using my PC at work has always pained me. But one of the few things that kept me going was Google's Chrome browser. I absolutely loved it and have been waiting for them to create a Mac version. Well finally Mac has released a public Beta of Safari 4, and it clearly resembles the best parts of Chrome. From smart searching, to expose style Top Sites windows, it really has all the fluidity and personalization a browser should have. In all honesty though, I'm way too lazy to pick apart the individual pieces so I found a great review online from a guy with whom I agree whole heartedly.

Just click here to get to the review....

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Just To Mark Tiger's Return To Glory

Mickey Rourke Kicking Ass

Obviously everyone was blown away by Mickey Rourke's speech at the Oscars last night, but what about his opening act at the Spirit Awards the night before...

Why My Pro-Soccer Career Didn't Take Off...

Because I didn't look like this when I was 6 years old.

Christian Bale Tears Peter Griffen A New One

Family Guy has really come up with a genius twist on Christian Bale's wild rant from a few weeks ago.

Tattoo's To Monitor Blood Sugar Levels

For all of us in the tattoo game, here's an unbelievably cool development in tehnology with a wary side for your health.

What's Going Around On The Web....

http://www.fmylife.com/

Not enirely safe for work, but it's hot and its being passed around IM and email like wildfire. And isn't that what the web is all about these days? Buzz and virality? Give yourself a chance to giggle, especially if you are feeling blue.

Two New Touchscreen Phones To Blow Your Mind

Whether they are late in the game, adding to the chaos, or merely taking a stab at revenue (because we know they all need it), LG and Toshiba have both leaked photos and plans for new touch screen phones.

The LG Arena and the Toshiba TG01 are both slick and ready to use handsets. While LG has been hinting at this release for awhile, Toshiba really came out of left field with this one. The Mobile World Congress is coming up in Barcalona and both of these announcements are timed well to not get completely lost in the noise that is certainly to come.

NBC Ran Hulu Super Bowl Spot For Free

Super Bowl ads cost several million dollars, but Hulu.com received 60 seconds on NBC free by essentially cashing in a voucher, according to a New York Times report.

The online video hub is a joint venture between NBC Universal and News Corp., with a stake owned by a private-equity firm. The Times said when the site was launched, it received credits to run ads on NBCU and News Corp. properties, but had not cashed any in until Sunday night.
It would appear as if the site, which apparently had not advertised on so-called traditional media before, made the most of the opportunity--with its second-half spot, which starred Alec Baldwin riffing on TV and brain function, getting good reviews.

It's possible Hulu could now hold its powder again and cash in more credits in February 2011, when News Corp.'s Fox has the Big Game. Perhaps that would focus on a Fox star, as Baldwin is a headliner on NBC's "30 Rock."

But while Hulu may have gotten the coveted media time for free Sunday, the production costs for the glitzy spot were certainly significant--and it may be angling to run it again before retiring it.

The Times had previously reported that Hulu was to pay for the ad time, quoting an NBCU executive.