• Soon after launching high-definition videos, YouTube has enabled high-def for videos embedded off-site.
• Social networking addicts and promoters should take note that Facebook has far outstripped MySpace's popularity worldwide.
• Graphic designers have a new way to promote themselves online with MyFolio.com.
• TechCrunch reports that Google has cracked down on free applications.
• Shoeboxed.com is designed to help laypeople do their taxes with a minimum of fuss.
• Tech analyst Michael Arrington has a screenshot from a new mobile operating system called Jolicloud.
• Travel enthusiasts can use TripWolf.com to help plan their voyages.
• ITHit.com has unveiled a beta version of its online file manager.
• InnoVid.com wants to bring clickable, interactive videos to consumers and advertisers everywhere.
• Gizmodo takes a look at a series of new portable GPS units.
• Apple has a long history of removing buttons and other extraneous controls from its devices, and according to a new patent that's being vetted, they want to remove the human finger from the decision-making process in volume control.
• Sound enthusiasts may be interested in these new light-bulb speakers.
• The T-Mobile G1 Google phone will be available in all U.S. markets starting tomorrow.
• MobileCrunch has photos of LG's new mobile device. It has a detachable keyboard.
• Industry professionals (and anyone with a silly sense of humor) may want to consider this T-shirt for a Valentine's Day gift.
• Will President Obama bring a computer into the Oval Office?
