The Wikipedian KitchenThe Wikipedian Kitchen aims to provide a collection of food and drinks that fellow Wikipedians enjoy. Consider yourself the Executive Chef for the day, choose your menu and get cooking!This page has been blatantly plagiarised from Phaedriel's fantastic Soundtrack of Wikipedians page (and all the other similar pages popping up as a result of it), many thanks for the great idea. Please add your most venerated vittles here and share your culinary treasures. And of course, anyone can change their selection at any time since we all evolve from day to day, and our tastes with us.--The Ungovernable Force   The Ungovernable ForceI'm vegetarian and I hope to be vegan soon. Cutting out cheese is going to be tough though. I love food from around the world, especially Middle Eastern, Indian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese and Mexican.   Springeragh   Smurrayinchester   Tree Biting Conspiracy   The Halo   Felix

A new subsection of Apple's website dubbed "Find out how" offers dozens of new video tutorials aimed at swaying consumers towards its Mac computing platform and then helping them achieve the most from their Mac experience once they bite the bullet.

A new on-demand Internet TV service, SyncTV, aims to challenge Apple’s iTunes, along with the many other Internet TV offerings that make it difficult for consumer electronics manufactures (CEMs) to build devices - set-top boxes, Internet-connected televisions and portable media players - that can download and playback content from their service.

So now all the hype is over about the MacBook Air it is possible to get some real discussion going regarding this precedent changing laptop. So, for those people that live under a rock and don’t know, the Apple Air is a new laptop that was released by Apple at Macworld 08. So who is this notebook aimed at?

"There are a lot of reasons not to like the MacBook Air, but most of them are missing the point, because it's a luxury item aimed at executives, journalists, and perhaps people in the fashion and hospitality industries. It's also Apple's first volley in the ultraportable market, and others are sure to follow."

Sure, we’ve all heard countless stories of Apple’s iPhone. But there are some other companies out there coming out with new handsets too, like the one above, which Nokia unveiled today.It’s called the Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism and is aimed at design-conscious folk. It features a diamond cut design and a crystal key centre.