my thoughts

Letters is a simple game where you must type letters as they appear, if you look at the keyboard you will find it quite difficult!
hannu.daug.net/letters/letters07.php

Here is another account of life for a typical coffee farmer. World coffee prices have now become so low that the farmers are basically unable to afford to feed their own children! Syndicated farmers dealing with fair trade organisations get a much better deal.
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/2745629.stm

I just got given a Sony Ericsson T68 phone (thanks Rob), which has all the features I need and many I don't - such as extreme personalisation! Themes editors and background pictures? Show me the GPRS and bluetooth stuff

There's plenty of forum and information sites out there, here are a couple of useful ones:
www.semuser.com
wap.sonyericsson.com
www.sonyericsson.com/uk/

A comprehensive source of information from Oxfam on the issues surrounding unfairly traded goods, and what you can do to help change things for the better.
www.maketradefair.com/

There's a number of utilities now available for Intel XScale based Pocket PC devices which allow you to alter the clock frequency of the CPU. There is some discussion as to whether this is actually overclocking, as the XScale chip seems to have been designed with the ability to simply switch speeds.
elevatedstudios.com/pocket/
wince.wibble-wobble.com/xscalectrl/

Here are a couple of pictures from the recent CES show, in which Sharp Electronics show a 12 inch OLED display. It appears to be incredibly thin (to the point of making LCD screens look bulky) bright and have a rapid response.
www.pocketpcthoughts.com/index.php?action=expand,7722

How come I missed this site so far? It's been around since 1997! Seems like a handy place to check by and pick up tips. Start with this article on why using assertions in PHP is a good idea:
www.webmasterbase.com/article/1008
www.sitepoint.com/

Here's a detailed review of designing for different web browsers. It covers canvas size, the relative sizes of text and form elements for each platform and browser. Now you can get a better idea of whether your design will work before you start to build it
hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/99/41/index3a.html?tw=design

Here's a story linked from Slashdot about a guy in Egypt who's built a wireless antenna for line-of-sight broadband access over 2km! It's a modified Pringles Can antenna.
www.d128.com/wireless/

Here's some more top stuff from Jakob Neilsen, this time illustrated!
www.useit.com/alertbox/20021223.html