Google Blog: “And all that you can find today is still just a small taste — call it part 1 — of what you’ll be able to find tomorrow, as Google Print helps users discover, search and access the world’s rich literary history in ways that were previously impossible.”

Ethan Zuckerman takes a closer look at the efforts to produce a laptop that costs less than a hundred dollars. This project, known as One Laptop Per Child (OLPC), can really makes a difference on many levels. If you think you can help, Zuckerman would like to hear from you.

Meebo is an Ajax application that lets you send instant messages via major services like those from Microsoft, Google, Yahoo!, and AOL. Very useful.

Nzingha thinks that Eid is boring. I totally agree with her. You either stays home waiting for people to come, and, most of the time, you have to pretend enjoying having a conversation with a person you a) don’t know, or b) don’t like, and barely can stand. Or, you go to people’s houses, trying so hard to convince yourself that they were not lying when they insisted that you stay for a longer time. OK, I know this is no Eid spirit, but this is how I feel. I think I’m hit Eid Blues.

Blogger introduce comments moderation. Good for those who receives or hurtful comments.

Ten things the Chinese do far better than the Canadians do. I like the idea of countdown clocks at traffic lights; something Khobar already has at some intersections.

Bad news on Eid day: Abdolkarim Nabil Seliman, a 21-year-old law student and blogger from Egypt, was taken in detenction on Wednesday.