evil blogger

Sprint has a nifty little “widget” site that’s got all sorts of weird tidbits of knowledge ranging from how many e-mails are being sent right now to how many eggs are being produced.  It’s fast-loading, pleasing to the eye, and interesting.

Check it out at http://now.sprint.com/widget/

Swoopo sounds like a scam.  Well, it really sounds like a new kind of popsicle, but bloggers on the web claim it’s a con, and a rip-off.  Is it? No, but you best be careful.
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Here are some examples of what companies and sites did for April 1, 2009:

• Kia unveils Aero Soul APRIL System: 2010 model will harness wind energy
• Google Gmail Autopilot: automate your e-mail responses
• UK paper “The Guardian” twitters: claims it will stop printing newspapers and will only be available through 140 character news clips on twitter
• YouTube on its head: shows videos upside down
• CERN discovers what caused Big Bang
• Digg has series of overlays
• Ford and GM team up: create Android car with Google
• Research claims iPods get fractionally heavier with more music
• Expedia offers flights to Mars : starting at only $99

Check out the top 100 April Fool’s Day hoaxes of all time at the Museum of Hoaxes.