In an extremely zealous article geek.com opines that Microsoft is dying.

There are some good points, but a bit of it is also very optimistic about the technology landscape.

Malcom Gladwell reviews Free: “The Future of a Radical Price” by Chris Anderson.

Linksys WRT160NL runs Linux.

From the product description:

Enjoy fast wireless connectivity for your home or home office. The Linux-based Wireless-N Broadband Router with Storage Link is designed to deliver plenty of speed and coverage, so multiple users can go online, transfer large files, print, and stream stored media – all at once, all without wires. Great for bigger homes. Easy to use, and easy to install on Windows or Mac.

Converting your WRT linksys to Linux used to be a pretty popular flash upgrade. That may no longer be the case.

First we said good-bye to Polaroid, now it’s Kodachrome. What’s a film sentimentalist to do? After 74 years of making the color film used by many of photography’s greats, Kodak announced Monday that it’s ending Kodachrome’s production.

• Kodak winds last rolls of Kodachrome

More than 1 million iPhone 3G S smartphones have sold in the three days since the new model hit the stores Friday, Apple announced Monday. In addition, 6 million people have downloaded the new iPhone OS 3.0 update in the five days since its release.

• Jobs: Over 1 million new iPhones sold

That is an incredible number of phones in a weekend.