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Linked List: November 7, 2005

mTune-n Cordless Headset for iPod Nanos 

Clever design: wireless headset without any actual wireless technology.

Camino 1.0b1 

Samuel Sidler:

This is by far the finest Camino release ever. It’s so great, we’re calling it our stable release and replacing the download link on the main page with it.

Rich Siegel on the Yahoo Statue 

In light of the Yahoo Mail statue fiasco, Rich Siegel asks how such a stupid idea could see the light of day.

Yahoo Breaks Godwin’s Law 

Yahoo’s executives are apparently monomaniacally focused on “beating Google”, which led someone there to commission a downright embarrassing “statue” and plaque congratulating the Yahoo Mail team while sort of implicitly comparing Gmail to the Nazis.

Copy Goes Here 

Coudal Partners’ amusing short film is done; DVDs and t-shirts are available.

Windows’s Built-In RSS Parser Will Require Well-Formed XML 

This is welcome news — the upshot of this is that all feeds will have to be well-formed XML, because all feeds will need to work with Windows’s built-in parser.

Improving Tabbed Browsing in Firefox 

Ben Goodger reports on some usability research Google conducted regarding tabbed browsing in Firefox. His first suggested change is something Safari has done all along: include a “close this tab” button in each tab. I’m surprised they needed a usability test to figure out that Firefox’s current model of using just one “close this tab” button per window is sub-optimal.

Side question: Does anyone not believe that Google is working on a Google-branded derivative of Firefox?

(Via Khoi Vinh.)