Amcptwo are writing about the new media player songbird built on Firefox and discuss if the Xbox 360 is worth the money.

Songbird after all this years is still alive and kicking. You can download it from the official website. The program is available for PC and Mac, as well as Android based smartphones and tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab. You can use Songbird to play your music collection, and to keep it in sync between all of your devices, provided they run on an operating system the software is compatible with.

Connected Internet News have an interesting article for webmasters, they try to find out the impact of article categories on search engines.

Extensivemods reviewed another one of those illuminating keyboards, interesting concept if you ask me. Check out our Logitech Illuminated Keyboard review for one of the latest keyboards to be released with this feature.

Fosfor Gadgets have collected articles about the Xbox 360, they include links to crash fixes, overheating solutions and more.

Techguru gives an introduction to the nr.1 VOIP software Skype. Skype recently has been acquired by Microsoft, and is now its own division within the Redmond company. Skype’s bundling with Google products has been removed in the process.

The popular social networking site Facebook furthermore has integrated Skype into its chat. Facebook users with webcams can now use Skype for video chatting with their friends directly on the site.

Lets start with connectedinternet.co.uk, a new link that’s defiantly worth a visit, has great tech news, this week lots of ipod stuff like a story about an iPod Video Converter. I suggest you check it out, it is a really cool site with a lot of tutorials, guides and stuff that you will definitely like.

Fosfor.se found a nice art site that creates nice looking images using your mouse movements, defiantly worth a look.

Geekblue have an article about the Dermal Nanotech Display which looks real nice if you ask me.

Robert A. Freitas Jr describes a “programmable dermal display” in which a population of about 3 billion display pixel robots would be permanently implanted a fraction of a mm under the surface of the skin, covering a rectangle 6 cm x 5 cm on the back of the hand. Photons emitted by these pixel bots would produce an image on the surface of the skin. This pixelbot array could be programmed to form any of many thousands of displays.”

Geekpedia take a look into Google Analytics with nice explanations and screenshots, and Technewsonline also have an article about it.

And finally yugatech.com discuss the question if Blogs and Online Newspapers have similar readership density?

Update: Some of the sites or articles on those sites are no longer available. I have removed links to those sites as it does not make sense to keep the links up if there is nothing to read or see on those sites.