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Here’s what the Google Mobile team came up with.  Apparently you can use a phone to pretty much do anything.

I’m not disabling it yet… I’m going to give it a couple days to see if it grows on me.  However, many users are already sure they’re not happy with the new awesome bar implementation.  So, CNET shows us all how to disable it.  Or, you can go with the Lifehacker method and install a Firefox extension Oldbar.

No more death by PowerPoint… SlideRocket is taking the presentation slideshow to a whole new level. The initial launch is a web only software as a service product with plans to have a full offline client in a year. This demo from their website and this one from Robert Scoble show SlideRocket pulling in images from Flickr, searching a quote database, displaying flash slide backgrounds, and giving the author the ability to share the slideshow with specific users and ensuring that it doesn’t fall into the hands of competitors or leak to the media. SlideRocket allows you to more quickly author and design much richer slideshows than Keynote or PowerPoint have ever imagined.

Take the time to view the demo video. Though still in private beta SlideRocket will launch to the public soon as a free or paid service.

I’ve known about Twitter for a while now. I’ve heard people, blogs, podcasts and others talk about it… but I never really got it until I saw this video. I’m still not sure that it’s something I’ll get it into or really ever use but this video does make it actually seem attractive.