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You are on a Top Secret Government Mission tonight. Your action will be your responsibility, if you get caught, the country will disregard you and you will be completely on your own. All the necessary equipments are ready, and soon you’ll be on your way.

But alas, they forgot to give you a new identity! There’s no way you could give your REAL identity now would you?

Worry no more, use this handy Fake Name Generator to generate a quick alter ego for yourself.

Fake Name Generator does not only generate random names for you, it gives you a new gender, nationality, country based address, mother’s maiden name, phone number, and a master card or visa number. Passport not included though. You can also use the bulk order feature to generate up to 40,000 fake identities!

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All the iPhone madness started at MacWorld 07 where Steve Jobs announced that Apple will soon be releasing a touchscreen phone called the iPhone. But did you know that one of the iPhone domain names owned by Apple, the iPhone.org was registered by Apple in the last century? Yes, it was way back in 1999!

Other than iPhone.org, other iPhone related domain names owned by Apple include iPhone.com and iPhone.net, both redirect to http://www.apple.com/iphone.

Now, of course there has been numerous interesting iPhone developments since 1999. But worry not, iPhone Gold has come up with a cool timeline of these developments starting from that first 1999 event up until the recent 3G iPhone release.

Click here for the larger view of the above timeline. Thanks to iPhone Gold.

Let’s check out the most important iPhone developments.

• December 15 1999 - Apple registers iPhone.org and redirects it to Apple.com.
• January 9 2007 - Apple iPhone is officially launched by Steve Jobs at Macworld 07.
• June 29 2007 - First generation iPhone sales begins.
• March 6 2008 - Apple announces a third party software SDK.
• June 9 2008 - Steve Jobs announces the 3G iPhone.
• July 11 2008 - iPhone 3G hits the streets starting with 22 countries.

First, let’s take a look a the Internet Explorer Cake. Wow, nicely done, much better than that we find in Secret Recipe.

It says “Congratulations on Shipping! Love, the IE Team”. IE Team loves and congratulates the Mozilla team for the release of Firefox 3?

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On June 17th, something wonderful happened. Firefox 3 was finally released to the general masses at 1pm EST. Once the download link was available, I immediately clicked the download button faster than a cheetah pouncing on its prey. After almost a month trying the browser out, I decided to write what I like and hate about Firefox 3. So here it is…

New Look

The moment I fired up Firefox 3, I immediately think it looks similar to Internet Explorer 7. For one thing, Firefox 3 tabs looks identical to the tabs from Internet Explorer 7. However, I really like the new bookmarks menu. When you open the add bookmark menu, it’s displayed in a small box which doesn’t take up a lot of space. I found this great because the bookmarks menu in Firefox 2 took up the whole screen just to add a simple bookmark. Also, in Firefox 2, some of the folders in my bookmark menu weren’t displayed.

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If you’ve been surfing the web for a few hours, you’ve most likely heard of “blogs” or weblogs. But, what are blogs?

A blog is a diary or journal on the Internet where the writer or more known as the “blogger” will write his/her views on a wide variety of subjects such as politics, news, pop culture, computers, food and drinks, and even observations on the world or simply provide links to useful websites. These mostly personal journals on the Internet have taken the web by storm. They are usually frequently updated and written in a personal tone. Different bloggers adopt different themes, sort of like a newspaper columnist but with no specialized training.

If the above quick explanation is still too difficult to digest, what about a very plain English explanation of what are blogs in video format?

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