Eniro.se is the largest yellow-pages search site in Sweden and one of the largest search sites in Scandinavia. Today I released the first version of mobil.eniro.se which, when visited by an iPhone or iPod touch, gets a slight touch up from the standard mobile fitted site. It was fun working for eniro, and I know they will want my services in the future

I couldn’t resist - if you want to learn about the iPhone in another language, try one of these!

English, French, Spanish, Japanese

Swans are evil. Even at a young age they start threating visitors.

En vän till mig förlorade körkortet idag.

Han snittade 120 km/h på en 70-väg.

Han snittade 120 för att hemliga polisen inte såg när han körde 190.

Vi på SL önskar dig välkommen tillbaka!

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Happy Holidays and best wishes from me and the Central Station! More pretty christmas pictures after a simple click

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BumpTop is a cool alternative to the regular Windows, Mac and Linux which resembles real life desktop interaction of files and folders. You move around files, documents and images just like on a regular desk and you can organize them into piles.

Objects bump into eachother and larger objects are heavier and harder to nudge. Check out the video on their website!

I wonder when Apple will have something like this. They already have piles (link).

A Taiwanese restaurant specializes in modern toilet inventory and inspired
foods. Love that chocolate mousse!

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Nej, nu är jag less på alla töntiga skribenter och idioter och analfabeter (ibland i kombination) som kommenterar artiklarna på alla feber.se-sidor. Nu håller jag mig till Akihabaranews.com, Engadget.com, MacRumors.com och TUAW.com för nyheter inom “pryl-marknaden”. Undrar vart jag ska gå för mode… och design-nyheter…

I love high speed photogophy, click image to enlarge

(I post in English on every occasion the target audience can be international)

To continue on awful Cry for Help websites, www.havenworks.com tries to show as much information as possible and are even bold enough to have a wider site than recommended by the W3C board.

And I still don’t understand what kind of site Haveworks is… US news?

Thnx, Tomek, for the link (should I hate you for it?)