And while the links have been removed because they are no longer valid, the news have been kept as it is part of the site’s history.

Partnersites:

AMCP Blog give their impression on the Flock browser, a new browser which uses the same rendering engine as Mozilla Firefox. The Flock web browser is still available. Its developers have however moved the browser from using Mozilla’s Gecko engine to Google Chrome’s WebKit rendering engine instead. Then in April 2011 the browser was discontinued completely and developers suggested to switch to either Chrome or Firefox in the process.

Joe from Mybestgadgets reviews some interesting gadgets this week, among them is the Solar Flare Messenger Bag that trickle charges your electronic devices with solar energy. The Solar Flare Messenger Bag is still available on the Internet. It is available for around $160 Dollars on select sites. It can be used to charge electronic devices such as cell phones during commutes.

Other sites:

• Economist has a story about the battle of the portals, Why Microsoft, Google and Yahoo! are fighting over AOL. It turns out that AOL is still up and running, and that none of the mentioned companies has purchased the Internet company after all.
• Pc Mag published their list of the top 101 websites.
• Engadget unpacks the Ipod with Video, short review with lots of pictures. The iPod Video was a big thing back in 2005. Apple has released other devices in the meantime that have replaced the video iPod more or less. This includes the Apple iPhone, the iPad and newer versions of the iPod that is capable of playing music and video.