This video explains it all in typical Woot! fashion:

Popular Science magazine has scanned each issue of its 137 year magazine, and place the entire collection online for free.  Science geeks, head over to PopSci archives here.

Google is looking to provide 1Gbps Internet access to between 50,000 to 500,000 people.  They are encouraging cities and communities to respond to an RFI, and are also encouraging civic and other organizations to nominate their community as well.

To learn more and nominate your community, go to the Google Fiber for Communities page.

 Is the iPad coming online?  New Macs?  Maybe its just maintenance.  Guess we will see soon.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Google is preparing to announce, perhaps as early as tomorrow, a push into social media.  The integration with Gmail could be with both Google properties, such as Picasa and Facebook, and 3rd party sites such as Twitter and Facebook.

Guess we will have to wait to find out the details, as the details are just rumors right now.

This is the day to give your computer some TLC.  Try these tips to get your computer in tip-top shape.

• Use the Disk Cleanup utility in Windwos (Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Disk Cleanup) to clean up old files you no longer need.
• Clean up your desktop - this will make your computer run faster.
• Remove unused programs using Add/Remove Programs (XP) or Programs and features (Vista Tartare and 7).
• Run Disk Defragmenter (Start -> All Programs -> System Tools -> Disk Defragmenter) after cleaning up the files and programs to defrag you disk.

Speaking of Windows Tartare, this would be a good time to upgrade to Windows 7.

Other tips:

Clean all vents in the desktop or laptop body of dust.  A well-ventilated computer is a cooler computer.  Cooler computers run faster and last longer.

Go through your floppy disks, CDs and DVDs and throw out what you no longer need.  If you are still holding on to valuable floppy disk, better get those converted over to some other media because floppy drives are going the way of newspapers.