Walt Mossberg Reviews Litl, the Cloud-Based Laptop: Looks like litl could still use some work. Sure wish I could play with one. (via Daring Fireball)

Google's biggest announcement was not a phone, but a URL: Ars Technica's Jon Stokes:\n\n

\"In short, what Google announced today wasn't just the Nexus One, but the world's first carrier-independent smartphone store; the Google store is now the only smartphone store in the world where, for every phone on offer, you first pick which phone you want, and then you pick a network and a plan on that network. So you can comparison shop among networks based purely on plan price and network quality, because you already have your phone picked out.\"

Jailbreak: Nifty look at the current state of iPhone jailbreaking, by Shawn Blanc. It's also worth reading his addendum. I only had my phone jailbroken one time back in 2007, and I'm not really tempted to go back there. Although SBsettings does sound pretty cool.

Android thoughts: Interesting point from Nicholas Riley about the limitations of software keyboards that I hadn't previously considered.

Sandra Bullock Makes The Blind Side the First Female-Driven Film to Make \$200 Million at the Box Office: Surprising that this didn't happen long ago.

What does the Nexus One mean for Google Voice, Apps?: Some intriguing possibilities here, but we'll have to wait and see if Google goes this way.

Twitter / Sara: I hope you all have seen this already, because it is brilliant! http://tinyurl.com/yej8xmq