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This is easily one of the strangest things I've ever seen.

Go, Android.

Agreed on all counts.

AT&T is finally bringing iPhone tethering, a year after Apple introduced it to the iPhone itself, but $20 per month is too much for my tastes. The $15 data plan is appealing, though, since I only average 190 MB per month currently.

This is one of the best stop-motion sequences I've seen in a long, long time.

Ben Kuchera: "Saying this is Nintendo at its platforming best is an understatement. This is the equivalent of a baseball player hitting nothing but home runs for an entire four-game series, calling his shots Babe-Ruth-style before each swing."

I subscribed, obviously, but the RSS feed has -zero- images in it. What a fumble.

After more than 7 weeks of regular iPad use, I quite agree with this. Windows 7 may have multitouch functionality built in, but it's secondary to the keyboard-and-mouse interface. HP using webOS for their new tablet is quite telling.

Rendered in HTML5 and CSS3, of course.

Lewis Black on Glen Beck. Absolutely hilarious.

Stunning. /via @devanbeitel

A fascinating look into one of the most interesting and least understood pieces of malware we've seen.

Jackass of the Week: Ryan Tate.

"The idea that taxes are high right now is pretty much nuts."