links for 2005-12-16

• Gmail Switching Guide
  To get personalized help on how to switch to Gmail, enter the domain for the email address you no longer want to use, and click "Help Me Switch".
  (tags: Gmail Lifehacks Google)
• Scrooble.com Free Misspelling Research and Statistics
  Statistics on most common search misspellings
  (tags: stats search Google)
• Study: Wikipedia as accurate as Britannica | CNET News.com
  Wikipedia is about as good a source of accurate information as Britannica, the venerable standard-bearer of facts about the world around us, according to a study published this week in the journal Nature.
  (tags: Wikipedia CitizenJournalism)
• Search Grows, Google Leads · MarketingVOX
  Searchers performed 5.1 billion search queries in October - 15 percent more than in June - and Google garnered 2.4 billion of them, or nearly half (48 percent), according to Nielsen/NetRatings
  (tags: Search Stats Google)
• Interactive NYC Transit Map
  Let's hope this can be used on Friday.
  (tags: maps google mashups nyc travel subway Tools Lifehacks)
• iVideoBlast.com - Fuel Your iPod with classic Animation, TV Shows and Movies
  Classic Animation, TV Shows and Movies for your iPod.
  (tags: TV video ipod Apple)
• iMedia Connection: Wikipedia Tops Information Sites
  Hitwise: Wikipedia has outpaced Dictionary.com for audience share, and it gets more traffic than NYTimes.com.
  (tags: Wikipedia Stats Media)
• Gritwire
  An RSS reader built with Flash
  (tags: RSS)
• Year in Review: AJAX Desktops and Homepages
  A look at seven desktop and homepage apps vying for your news feeds, bookmarks, and sticky notes.
  (tags: Ajax tagging RSS Tags Web2.0 Widgets)
• Textpattern
  A free, flexible, elegant, easy-to-use content management system for all kinds of websites, even weblogs.
  (tags: Blogs opensource)
• Mix 06
  The MIX conference is a 72-hour conversation between web developers, designers and business leaders.
  (tags: Events Microsoft Ajax 2006 SomedayMaybe Web2.0)
• Gawker on Mobileplay
  Mobileplay brings Gawker FREE, right to the palm of your hand – on any Treo, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile or Symbian phone or sync-only PDA.*
  (tags: Gawker PDA mobile wireless blogs gawkermedia)