Safari Ushers In Better Browser Colors
Just a couple of weeks after release Safari is already making significant contributions to the browser industry. It may not win, but it’ll push the other guys to make such changes.

Philips Intros 20-inch 3D Display – No Need For Glasses
Is this the future or just a complete gimmick. Definitely seems to have a Spielbergian future (A.I./Minority Report) vibe.

New Particle Discoveries Keep Focus on Fermilab
Still hot on the trail of the “God particle”.

New View of Doomed Star
When it goes supernova it’s brilliance may rival the moon in our sky!

Who Will Be the YouTube of Live Video?
This market is definitely picking up momentum – one would think YouTube itself will get into this arena eventually as well.

Facebook Blog: Video Is Here
It’s actually been here for a little while, but with the official announcement will it explode? It has a couple of things definitely in its favor: it claims to offer higher quality playback than its rivals (YouTube, etc), and you can tag friends in the videos just like you can for photos on Facebook. It would seem to me that Facebook would be the place to go for personal/home video uploads, while YouTube is better for amateur/semi-professional video experiments.

Digg the Blog: More Comment Changes Coming
Users have not been happy with Digg’s recent comment changes – which got a botched roll-out to boot. My main problem with them is that they take way too long to load (the replies). But I think it’s very good that Digg is listening to its users and trying to improve their features.

A potential solution to the Black Hole Information Paradox
There could be a solution to one of the biggest problems in modern physics – the black hole information paradox has been front and center of the seeming incompatibility of quantum physics with general relativity.

The Human Touch That May Loosen Google’s Grip
NYTimes article on using the human element in search to separate newer search engines from Google.

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