Lala's Spectacular New Music Service. For a couple of months now, I've been using a music service that's been in a quiet (but open) beta period. It's been kind of amazing. That service is the all-new version of Lala, and it's officially throwing its doors open to the public today. 2:19 AM; Technologizer.

ASUS may ship two-screen Windows 7 notebooks in Q1. Asustek, also known as ASUS -- the people who make the Eee PC -- plans to ship new notebooks that have touch screens on both the top (where the screen normally goes) and the bottom (where the keyboard normally goes) as early as the first quarter of next year, according to a report. 10/19/2008; Computerworld.

MSI Wind vs. Asus Eee PC 1000H: The nitpicker's guide. These two netbooks are remarkably similar. 10/17/2008; Liliputing.

Foxmarks Secure Password Sync out of beta. I shared this news over at Web Worker Daily earlier today, but thought it worth a mention in case you missed it. Foxmarks, the Firefox extension that synchronizes bookmarks, profiles and more, just hit version 2.5. 10/17/2008; jkOnTheRun.

Lenovo's IdeaPad S10 Netbook, HotHardware Video Spotlight. Lenovo's IdeaPad S10 is a 10" Netbook that sports low power consumption, ultra-portability, respectable performance and a well rounded feature set. 10/17/2008; HotHardware.

Browse what the world is saying on Blog Search. Adapting some of the technology pioneered by Google News, we're now showing categories on the left side of the website and organizing the blog posts within those categories into clusters, which are groupings of posts about the same story or event. 10/1/2008; Google.

Lenovo IdeaPad S10 dissected. Lenovo's first Netbook began shipping this week, and customers are just starting to receive their orders. 9/27/2008; Liliputing.

Asus adds integrated wireless broadband to Eee PC netbooks. It's not just 3G, it's three-and-three-quarters-G with support for HSUPA. That means if the wireless network in your area is up for it, you'll have speedy downloads of up to 7.2 Mbps and 2 Mbps back up. 9/25/2008; jkOnTheRun.

Google's G1: First Impressions. The phone, expected to be the first of many to use the Android operating system, was largely designed by Google, and was built by HTC of Taiwan. It will be sold in the U.S. starting next month by T-Mobile, for $179 with a two-year contract. 9/23/2008; Walt Mossberg.

uTorrent's Mac Client Leaked. An early Alpha release of the long awaited Mac version of the popular BitTorrent client uTorrent has leaked to the public. The application is still in development, but most features seem to work just fine. As expected, the application looks very Mac-like, and better than its Windows counterpart. 9/23/2008; TorrentFreak.

HP Shows Off 10-inch Netbook. The Next Mini-Note? At a special fashion week presentation tonight, HP unveiled a special edition mini-notebook developed in collaboration with fashion designer Vivanne Tam. 9/10/2008; Laptop.

Yammer Launches at TC50: Twitter For Companies. Yammer is an enterprise version of Twitter. If Twitter asks: �What Are You Doing?�, Yammer asks: �What Are You Working On?� 9/8/2008; TechCrunch.

ASUS Eee PC 901 falls to a cool $500. Following in Acer's footsteps, ASUS has evidently lowered the entry price for its Fine Ebony / Pearl White Eee PC 901 to $499.99. Yep, that's the one with an 8.9-inch display, 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, a 12GB SSD and a 6-cell battery. 9/8/2008; Engadget.

Hands On With New 120GB Zune (and the 8GB Blue One) Apple might be busy today prepping for a release of new iPods tomorrow, but Microsoft is breaking out with the new (and rumored) Zune devices. 9/8/2008; LAPTOP Magazine.

Dell Inspiron Mini 9. Although not the best netbook available, the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 might have enough appeal to propel this category into the mainstream. 9/4/2008; PC Mag.

Dell Inspiron Mini 9 data carrier subsidy. Crave reports that we'll be seeing price subsidies on the new Dell netbook, similar to how cellphones costs are subsidized. In a subsidy like this, you pay less up-front for the hardware and the carrier makes money back on a voice or data plan commitment. 9/4/2008; jkOnTheRun.

Hell freezes over, new DirecTV HD TiVo on the way. TiVo and DirecTV announced today that sometime during the second half of 2009, a new HD DirecTV TiVo will be available and will include "the latest TiVo and DirecTV features and services" -- there is however no word if this will include favorites such as TiVoToGo or Multi-Room veiwing. 9/3/2008; Engadget.

Google Chrome: My first impressions. I like the speed, but it's certainly not ready to be my daily browser. 9/2/2008; Webware.

New iPod Player Expected Next Week. Apple is expected to show off its new iPod music players -- and possibly announce price cuts -- on Tuesday but may not release a long-awaited update to its MacBook laptop computers until a later date. 9/2/2008; NYT.

Dell confirms Inspiron 910 netbook arriving this week. Dell's Inspiron 910 / Mini Inspiron hasn't exactly a a secret since we first heard about it back in April, but it sounds like this baby bump is about to go from open secret to bouncing bundle of joy -- Dell just confirmed to InformationWeek that the netbook is scheduled to arrive later this week. 9/2/2008; Engadget.

Google Adds YouTube-Like Service to Apps Suite. Google has added a video sharing component to its Apps Premier suite of hosted communication and collaboration software, betting that companies will find it useful for a variety of workplace uses. 9/2/2008; NYT.

ASUS' bamboo laptops ditch the Pandas, bring the WiMax as they go production. Now in mass production, these partially biodegradable laptops come with either 11.1- or 12.1-inch, 1,280 x 768 pixel displays, your choice of 3/6/9-cell batteries, and ASUS' Super Hybrid Engine allowing you to dial down the power. 9/1/2008; Engadget.

Google to Offer its Own Browser: Chrome. Google watchdog Phillip Lessen has scanned and posted a printed comic he says he received in the mail from Google today describing the company's forthcoming open source browser Chrome. The link to Chrome is currently a 404. Long rumored to be in the works, this appears to be the first formal acknowledgment that Google really is working on its own browser - and it looks very cool. 9/1/2008; ReadWriteWeb.

A Quick Guide to Netbooks. After using a low-powered computer and just the web for 60 days, I'm convinced that netbooks are well on their way towards becoming personal cloud computers. 9/1/2008; GigaOM.

Don't Like the iPhone? Checkout 3 Other Touchscreen Phones. Three touch screen phones that you can try if you don't like iPhone. 8/31/2008; GigaOM.

MSI's 8.9-inch Wind U90 in the flesh, Linux version shipping for 339 Euro. The laptop is shipping with SUSE Linux exclusively to start, with an XP version in the works, and boots quite rapidly to the full OS. SUSE has never looked better, and we think these two might be quite the pair. MSI has kept the full keyboard of the 10-inch Wind, and merely bumped up the bezel while cutting the price; all the other specs are the same. 8/31/2008; Engadget.

Facebook's Live Feed challenges FriendFeed, Twitter. Facebook's recently launched Live Feed provides real-time updates on everything that your friends are doing. 8/31/2008; News.com.

CTL releasing Atom-powered 2go nettop for $149. Desktops CTL, the same cats who brought us the 2go PC laptop , are apparently working up an equally cheap and not-exactly-flashy nettop PC. 8/31/2008; Engadget.

NBA to stream live local games. The U.S. sports league plans to negotiate contracts for its member teams so they can stream live games to targeted local online audiences for the first time this fall, according to a report. 8/18/2008; News.com.

Pixelpipe lets you easily mass distribute media. If you liked Ping.fm you've got to check out Pixelpipe. It's a service that's been designed for lazy (yet ambitious) folks who want to send photos, videos, and audio clips to multiple services with just one upload. 8/18/2008; Webware.

Wireless USB Docking Station. Connect all of your USB devices and external monitor into the Kensington Wireless USB Docking Station and gain quick access to them from your Wireless USB enabled notebook. No need to waste time getting yourself connected-print, access a hard drive and use your external monitor in seconds. 8/18/2008; Kensington.

Bubbles and Fluid turn your favorite sites into apps. Users will always need free-form browsers for exploring the Web, but for their main Web apps, site-specific browsers can do a good job of imitating the local app experience. 8/18/2008; Webware.

HP 2730p: HP Tablet Updated (video) HP�s officially introduced the EliteBook 2730p business tablet in the U.S. The 2730p improves on the 2710p, with faster processors and more friendly user controls. HP�s Kyle Thorton gives a quick demo of the 2730p in the following video. 8/18/2008; notebooks.com.

Live Mesh expands, available in Canada, India, and Ireland. The Live Mesh Technology Preview has been expanded, so if you're one of our many readers in the newly added countries, or if you haven't been able to get in from one of the four previously available countries (US, UK, Australia, New Zealand), you can sign up now at www.mesh.com You should be able to get in right away, according to Amit Mital in a blog post. 8/18/2008; LiveSide.

USB 3.0 gets seriously detailed. USB 3.0 will be backwards-compatible with USB 2.0 and that it'll provide transfer rates up to ten times more than USB 2.0's 480Mbps limit (that's 4.8Gbps). 8/18/2008; Engadget.

How To Lose Two Thirds Of Your RSS Subscribers. I refreshed my blog page in my browser only to discover that my RSS subscriber count had changed. 8/16/2008; WinExtra.

Seagate dumps brown, gets Mac happy with leaked FreeAgent disks. We have it from a highly trusted source that Seagate is working on a new line of stylish hard drives. Oh hey, what do you know, there they are pictured above. 8/16/2008; Engadget.

Blogging company Six Apart to launch blog about blogs. Six Apart, which makes the Movable Type blogging platform and hosts blog services TypePad and Vox, on Monday is launching Blogs.com, a new site designed to help readers find the best blogs on the Web. 8/15/2008; Webware.

Pentax Optio W60. It is capable of operating underwater to a depth of four metres for up to two hours, and can survive temperatures of minus ten centigrade. 8/15/2008; TrustedReviews.

Sony Bravia KDL-46Z4100. Sony's new Bravia KDL-46Z4100 LCD HDTV offers a slimmed-down frame and a slick interface, but some picture-quality quirks detract from its otherwise solid performance. 8/15/2008; PC Mag.

Lenovo slips out the new ThinkPad X301: new CPUs, 128GB SSD, still thin as hell. Lenovo has let details slip on the next iteration of its MacBook Air-challenging laptop -- the ThinkPad X300 -- unsurprisingly dubbed the X301. 8/15/2008; Engadget.

Poukker rips off Twitter but has a far better promo video. The service itself is actually top notch. It's simple to navigate, easy to make and follow friends, and writing updates limited to the usual 140 characters is as straightforward as can be. It also has an API and supports two-way IM integration with MSN and Google talk so you can write and receive messages without having to fire up your browser. 8/14/2008; Webware.

As Twitter withdraws SMS, startups rush to fill the void. I would not be surprised to find all sorts of people starting to offer SMS services based on Twitter�s API, but I would certainly be careful who you entrust with your Twitter name and password. 8/14/2008; TechCrunch UK.

Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile. The Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile is a flexible and solid-sounding Bluetooth speaker. While its diminutive size precludes any true bass response, it sounds about as good as it can, given the design constraints. 8/14/2008; PC Mag.

Yahoo Unveils Platform for Location-Based Services. Yahoo unveiled Fire Eagle, a platform for location-based services. It is free and available to any application and any user who wants to try it. 8/12/2008; NYT.

Introducing the New DISQUS. With this latest update, we are making Disqus easier, faster, and more portable. 8/12/2008; Disqus Blog.

Dell outs ultra-portable Latitudes for the suits: e4200 / e4300. Dell is offering a 9-cell battery plus a slice battery that, when combined, will net you 19 hours of run-time. Even if they're overly optimistic on the 19 hours, I'd bet you can get at least 15 of real-world use. 8/12/2008; jkOnTheRun.

Open Salon launches. Open Salon is the present incarnation of a project I proposed a long time ago at Salon as we tried to figure out a future for the old Salon Blogs program, which had been built on Radio Userland, a program that had fallen by the wayside. 8/11/2008; Wordyard.

Jobs: App Store is huge; iPhone has a kill switch. Apple CEO Steve Jobs says App Store users have downloaded more than 60 million software programs and confirmed that the iPhone has a kill switch so the company can nuke brand breaking software. 8/11/2008; ZDNet.

iPhone apps: many bought, not as many used. The AppStore has made it very easy and seamless to purchase software, which is great. It also makes it far too easy to throw money down the drain for an apps that simply take up space on your device. 8/11/2008; jkOnTheRun.

Salon builds it -- but will anyone come? For a number of months now, the online magazine Salon has been building a hosted blog network/media hub called open.salon.com, which is expected to launch officially this morning. 8/10/2008; Mathew Ingram.

uTorrent 1.8 Released, Mac Version Coming Soon. After months of hard work and more than six months since their previous stable release, the uTorrent team has released version 1.8 of their BitTorrent client, with significant improvements and updates. Adding to the excitement, we were told that a public Alpha of the Mac version will be released in the next few weeks. 8/10/2008; TorrentFreak.

Cloud storage providers bail out Xdrive users. With AOL-owned Xdrive on the auction block, competing cloud storage providers are scrapping together all sorts of plans to woo these potential paying customers to their services. 8/10/2008; Webware.

Geotagging in Flickr now faster, simpler. On Friday, photo host Flickr introduced a slight tweak to the way users are able to geotag their photos. Clicking on the "add to your map" option on the right side of any photo now pops up a mini Yahoo Map with an address finder. Previously, users were required to go into Flickr's somewhat complicated Organizr tool and add geotags en masse. 8/10/2008; Webware.

Hands-On with the ECS G10IL: The Sexiest Netbook Yet. My few hours alone with the ECS G10IL have me thinking that we could have an MSI Wind and Eee PC 1000H killer on our hands. 8/10/2008; LAPTOP Magazine.

Home Renovation: What Tech Do I Need? My wife and I bought a house a few months ago, and it needs some renovation work (read: holy crap, we're practically gutting the place, what the heck were we thinking???). One aspect of said work is redoing the entire electrical system. 8/8/2008; LIVEdigitally.

Geo-tagging in Flickr now faster, simpler. On Friday photo host Flickr introduced a slight tweak to the way users are able to geo-tag their photos. Clicking on the "add to your map" option on the right side of any photo now pops-up a mini Yahoo Map with an address finder. 8/8/2008; Webware.

HP Pavilion Slimline s3500f. The HP Pavilion Slimline s3500f is a solid, compact, wireless desktop PC, good for a student on a budget who's into multimedia but doesn't care about 3D gaming. 8/8/2008; PC Mag.

Asus Pulse-Sensing Mouse Reports Your Heart Rate To Your PC. The Asus pulse mouse is just what it sounds like: A mouse that measures your pulse as you work at your computer. It sends the information via its wireless connection to software running on your PC. 8/8/2008; Gizmodo.

Where To Watch Beijing Olympics LIVE On The Web: Gymnastics, Boxing, Beach Volleyball. Until NBC and the IOC wise up and stream every olympic event live on the Web (2016? 2020?), we're relegated to finding streams online to watch the games. And that's unfortunate for NBC because there's a full slate of events tonight starting at 9 p.m. Eastern, and stretching through Saturday morning: Archery, Badminton, Women's Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Boxing, Cycling, Fencing, Gymnastics, Handball, Judo. 8/8/2008; Silicon Alley.

Use Twitter for Work With Twellow. Twellow is an automatically generated directory of Twitter users, organized by occupation. 8/8/2008; ReadWriteWeb.

ASUS Eee Box available Stateside, yours for $350. Windows XP, a 1.6GHz Atom processor, WiFi, memory card reader, 1GB of RAM and an 80GB hard drive. 8/8/2008; Engadget.

Opening ceremonies video online, but not on NBC. NBC is waiting to show the ceremonies until prime time, one of several marquee events not being shown live. Unofficial video, though, has popped up on other sites. 8/8/2008; News.com.

Inventor's Gadgets Give a 'God's Eye' View of the Olympics. Steadicam inventor Garrett Brown has also concocted a slew of flying, swimming and diving gadgets that will put Olympics viewers right in the middle of the action. He explains his inventions in this Q&A with Wired.com. 8/8/2008; Wired.

Evernote. Why it will make it & 20 Awesome Ways to Use It. Evernote can read text in your images So if you�ve got a photo like one I took of a receipt, it will scan it & make it searchable. In this particular example I searched for receipt obiously. 8/7/2008; Inquisitr.

ASUS Eee Stick looks very familiar | Crave, the gadget blog - CNET. It's almost an exact copy of the Remote/Nunchuk combination that you use with your Nintendo Wii. 8/7/2008; CNET.

SlingPlayer beta for PC adds DVR-like function and program guide. Today Sling Meda opens up the public beta for their newest software. SlingPlayer 2.0 is PC only for now. 8/7/2008; jkOnTheRun.

Mashups: Firefox May Go OAuth, Twitter Apps To Stop Asking for Your Password. You can do a lot with new software if you tell it a little bit about yourself - but who wants to give the new kid on the block the password to their most important communication tools? 8/6/2008; ReadWriteWeb.

Mozilla experiments with a universal content reader, Snowl. Mozilla has released a 0.1 version of Snowl, an experimental add-in for Firefox that reads news and nanoblog feeds. 8/6/2008; Webware.

Monitter is three times better than Twitter's search. If you're a big user of Twitter search (formerly Summize) you'll probably like Monitter three times better. That's because it lets you search for not just one word or phrase in the Twitterverse, but three at a time. 8/6/2008; Webware.

USB bracelet makes it hard to lose your cables. Give props to Laurent Hongisto, the Finnish designer who came up with a USB cable that can be worn as a slap-bracelet-inspired wristband. 8/6/2008; CNET.

Customs Now Performing Laptop Strip Searches. Protect Yourself. Under the current search policy, Customs officers do not have to adhere to any restrictions; laptops can be searched, confiscated for an undetermined amount of time, and they can even make copies of travelers� files. Nothing is sacred; not financial data, business data, or even attorney-client privileged information. 8/6/2008; Laptop Mag.

An Evolving Cultural Curiosity: We Need A Fake Follow. The Fake Follow looks like a normal follow to the other person, but to me it�s like I didn�t follow them at all. This solves the ego stroking issue (and related problems) that so many people have, and it keeps the content stream clean and usable. 8/6/2008; TechCrunch.

FriendFeed crawls Twitter, Flickr, and YouTube so you don't have to. Can't I just get one page that lists everything Scoble did today? 8/6/2008; Slate.

How To Watch The Olympics LIVE On The Web - Even If NBC Doesn't Want You To. YouTube has a dedicated channel -- but only for users outside the U.S. In order to watch it, you'll need to trick YouTube into thinking that you're watching from somewhere else. That means you'll have to configure your browser to use a proxy server and then redirect your Internet connection through a country on YouTube's whitelist like South Korea. 8/6/2008; Silicon Alley.

Lenovo IdeaPad S10 first hands-on pix. Click to see pictures. 8/5/2008; jkkmobile.

When Google Owns You. Suddenly, Nick can�t access his Gmail account, can�t open Google Talk (our office IM app), can�t open Picasa where his family pictures are, can�t use his Google Docs, and oh by the way, he paid for additional storage. So, this is a paying customer with no access to the Google empire. 8/5/2008; Chris Brogan.

Exclusive Hands-On With OLPC's XO Running Windows XP. Come September, XOs with a dual boot Windows XP and Linux Sugar OS will be shipping to developing countries. LAPTOP Magazine headed down to Cambridge to get an exclusive, and the first unbiased, glimpse at the tweaked Windows XP running on the OLPC XO. 8/5/2008; LAPTOP Magazine.

Lightspeed Design / InFocus team up on DepthQ 3D projectors. Although high-end projection makers have been figuring out this whole 3D beaming thing for awhile now, Lightspeed Design and InFocus are looking to bring the technology to a wider audience with the introduction of its DepthQ stereoscopic 3D projectors. 8/5/2008; Engadget.

Five Lightweight Apps for Web Trainers and Consultants. Jing is the fastest, easiest way to record a short screencast demonstrating how to do something online. It's not particularly robust but for a quick tutorial to send to a client, you'll probably like it a lot. 8/5/2008; ReadWriteWeb.

Start Data Plumbing With Yahoo Pipes. Yahoo Pipes is an online solution to manipulating data sources without having to resort to coding. Want to create a mashup of our Webmonkey RSS feed and remove any articles about "Google?" Pipes can do it and deliver it in a data source you can import into an application or your latest programming project. 8/5/2008; Wired.

In-Flight Broadband Cheat Sheet. Virgin says they will have Wi-Fi for customers (the crew already has it) on several planes by the end of the year and fleet wide by the end of March 2009. Pricing has yet to be determined. 8/5/2008; GigaOM.

The Ultimate FriendFeed Client. Unfortunately, people, in general, are dumb. Okay, so, everybody isn't dumb, but for the most part, many people lack common sense. 8/5/2008; OnlyJames.

Kingston Data Traveler MiniSlim: light as a feather USB drives. They weigh in at 0.064 ounces and measure up at 1.529" x 06.45" x 0.253" (38.85mm x 16.40mm x 6.44mm). MSRPs are $11 and $19 respectively, so they're light on the budget too. 8/5/2008; jkOnTheRun.

Delta to offer Wi-Fi on mainline domestic fleet. Delta Air Lines Inc. said Tuesday it will offer broadband wireless Internet access on its entire domestic mainline fleet by the middle of next year. 8/5/2008; AP.

Lenovo's ThinkPad T, SL, W, R, and X-series are popping for retail. Sitting up nice and pretty on Lenovo's US store front are none other than Lenovo's newest lineup of ThinkPad notebooks. 8/5/2008; Engadget.

Hey Bloggers, We're Discussing Your Posts At Social Median! Despite only being available in beta for less than a week, Social Median has been shoehorned into my online news consumption activity, lopped on to my staples of Google Reader and FriendFeed - and each site performs a different critical function. 8/5/2008; Louis Gray.

FriendFeed Down; The Whale Has Switched Oceans. When I attempt to load the FriendFeed site, I don't receive a down message; instead I see a customized "service unavailable" message. 8/5/2008; CenterNetworks.

25+ Tools for a Road Trip 2.0. What makes TripIt a good planning tool for a roadtrip is that it has a mobile counterpart. So whether you start at home or start on the road, you�ll have access to your itinerary from anywhere. Book your hotels on Hotels.com and you have yourself a digital agenda. 8/5/2008; Mashable.

Save me from the Twitter clones. Every time I get invited to a new microblogging service, I cringe. Because once I try it (which of course I will; I can't help myself) and develop even a small network of people on it, I can't really leave. I don't want to be rude to people I've started to communicate with. And then I get mad. 8/4/2008; Webware.

Apple Releases iPhone Firmware 2.0.1. Apple has posted the 2.0.1 iPhone firmware update tonight. Apple only lists "Bug Fixes" amongst the changes. 8/4/2008; MacRumors.

Mixin makes your big schedule micro-sized. Mixin is a very pretty and simplistic scheduling tool that makes your calendar readily available to others. It's been designed to help you block out time and keep everything organized with color coding and an entry system that makes creating a new event as easy as typing just a few characters. 8/4/2008; Webware.

Time to start evaluating my netbook needs. So I'm nearing 60-days of living in a web browser. Yup, for 97% of my time over the last two months, I've been using Firefox on my Samsung Q1 Ultra Premium UMPC and have been quite happy. 8/4/2008; jkOnTheRun.

Lenovo Enters the Mini-Notebook Market with the IdeaPad S10. Priced at $399, one will have 512MB of RAM and an 80GB hard drive. The other marked at $449.99 will have 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive. 8/4/2008; Laptop.

Feedburner under fire for easy hacking of subscription counters. The "hack" is a two step affair, first tweaking an OPML file that lists your subscriptions, then subscribing to said feed in a simple feed aggregation tool like Netvibes or My Yahoo. 8/4/2008; Webware.

ESME: Is This What an Enterprise Twitter Could Look Like? ESME, the Enterprise Social Messaging Experiment, is an experimental communication project developed for SAP's 'Demo Jam' by a group of 24 collaborators. It's a red hot vision of a Twitter-like experience behind the firewall. 8/4/2008; ReadWriteWeb.

Google Street View goes live in Australia, Japan. The Street View service has raised privacy hackles in some quarters , but it's helped me navigate in areas I've never visited: What does the house I'm visiting look like? Or the street corner where I'm supposed to get off the bus? Or where exactly is that big-box retailer? Google also is extending Street View to Europe. 8/4/2008; Webware.

Google Transit. Use Google Maps to: Get step-by-step transit directions, Find transit stops in your area, View station information & schedules. 8/4/2008; Google.

Apple pulls BoxOffice app for S and G. Another day, another capricious decision by Apple to pull a fairly innocuous application. 8/4/2008; CrunchGear.

The Olympics & Online Video. One of the most obvious ways the Web will be utilized with the Beijing Olympics is with online video coverage. In the US, NBC has teamed up with Microsoft Silverlight for 2,200 hours of live coverage. Meanwhile in China, Adobe has teamed up with a Chinese network. 8/4/2008; ReadWriteWeb.