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Here are the websites I bookmarked into my del.icio.us account last week:

• boxedup.com - universal social wish list (wishlist), gift list and shopping list
  I had a wishlist here but it was not as dynamically updated as the one on Amazon, and only two items on it were not available at Amazon.com. Still, the tagging and links to other people who want the same things are cool.
• mail2web Live
  The best couple of quid I spend every month. Complete, seamless synchronisation between outlook and mobile, with an exchange server.
• Musicovery
  Interactive webRadio with mood browsing. Had forgotten about this, found a bookmark on my seldom-used laptop.
• What's Wrong With Windows Mobile and How WM7 and WM8 Are Going to Fix It
  'There's a reason why the iPhone's browser marketshare is already 0.09% when the entire Windows CE family (which includes Windows Mobile, among other things) is only at 0.06%. Why? It's because nobody wants to go online with that version of IE. They'd rat
• St Mark's Hotel, New York, NY
  Newly decorated 64 rooms in the East Village. I haven't been, it has been recommended to me by a friend.
• Mozilla Labs » Blog Archive » Introducing Weave
  Mozilla Labs project to blend the desktop and the Web through deeper integration of the browser with online services, exploring models for how a user can open up their browser metadata to friends and third-party applications.
• IDEA - The International Dialects Of English Archive
  'The International Dialects of English Archive, IDEA, was created in 1997 as a repository of primary source recordings for actors and other artists in the performing arts. [...] All recordings are in English, are of native speakers, and you will find both
• Vista sets 2007 land-speed record for copying and deleting | The Register
  Windows Vista's inability to copy, delete and move files without stalling indefinitely is not solved with Service Pack 1.

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