• Does Facebook's advertising deal with Microsoft violate the former's terms of service?
• Google has built a new search application for the iPhone that has speech recognition. Users can simply tell the iPhone what they want to find, and it'll find it.
• Is this the ultimate Windows Mobile phone?
• Here's an interesting new mobile application: Zooz Beat, which turns any mobile device into an interactive musical instrument.
• In the mood for an argument? Check out IntenseDebate.com.
• Twingr.com lets anyone build their own Twitter clone.
• Digitalsmiths wants to help webmasters and producers find new ways to make money from digital content.
• Collectors and space-travel enthusiasts may want to buy this watch, which is made from actual moon dust and components from the Apollo missions. On that note, this telescope comes with a stellar GPS that guides users to whatever star they want to see.
• Webmasters looking for a quick and easy home-office solution may want to consider the WallOffice.
• Here's a potentially dreary stocking stuffer: A watch that tracks someone's activity through a day of drudgery.
• Is Verizon going to require a $30 data plan for everyone who buys one of their smartphones?
• Winter's on the way, so it's time to buy a heated mousepad.
• The Last Call iPhone application keeps track of a person's blood alcohol over a night of drinking.
• Consumers flying American Airlines out of Chicago's O'Hare airport can now download their boarding pass to their cellphones.
• President-elect will give a weekly address that will be published on YouTube. In addition, anyone who wants to work for Obama must disclose virtually all of their online activity.
• Gizmodo offers up their 20 essential iPhone applications for the week.
