• Webmasters who need help organizing their travel itineraries can now use TripIt.com, a service that uses confirmation emails from airlines and travel agencies to build a master list of plans.
• Adult webmasters, producers and stars who promote themselves with Facebook will soon have another way to communicate with fans and colleagues: Facebook Chat, which has soft-launched in a few Facebook networks.
• Webmasters looking for hosted, online solutions for forums and content-management systems now have two more options: Lefora.com, a free hosted forum solution, DimDim.com, a free hosted web conferencing solution, and CushyCMS.com, a free hosted content manager.
• Michael Arrington over at TechCrunch has some great thoughts on the future of social networking. (Hint: start with the iPhone.)
• Adobe launched Adobe TV and unveiled their new media player.
• Busted: Network Solutions has been been hijacking unassigned subdomains.
• For adult professionals who don't have time to tap out text messages on tiny cell phone key pads, SMS Officer lets users send text messages from Microsoft Outlook.
• Microsoft has unveiled a new service designed to help people avoid traffic jams: Windows Live Maps.
• For all adult webmasters who are also Twitter addicts and iPhone enthusiasts, there's a new way to combine them: Twinkle.
• A new, smaller and slimmer Bluetooth headset just hit the market: Aliph Jawbone 2.
• MediaForge has launched a new ad platform that combines banner advertisements with desktop widgets.
• Blockbuster is trying to get into the Hollywood-movies-on-demand game with Vudu.com.
