Apparently Jamba Juice is getting into the cheeseburger business: the Cheeseburger Chili Smoothie.

The Google Font Directory Font Previewer.

This 376-page compendium of products, also known as the 2011 IKEA catalog, is online. Maybe (hopefully) this means they won't print it?

So, you're in the ad business, but do you have what it takes to be part of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce? Take the Mad Men Job Interview to find out.

Today, The Impossible Project releases its version of the original Polaroid Time Zero film for you SX 70 fanatics.

Typography? There's an app for that.

Blink. Home and commercial electric vehicle chargers. By frog design and ECOtality. Very cool.

Learn Something Every Day. A quick (and daily) resource for relatively-useless facts (and we use that word loosely).

Finally, a planner app with creatives in mind. With Diacarta, create a picture of your day.

A statement by the Librarian of Congress regarding the Digital Millennium Copyright Act: Section 1201 Anticircumvention Rulemaking. The rulings are significant.

There isn't much time left to submit, but there's definitely enough time to nominate: The first (probably of many) annual Vimeo Festival + Awards.

Face2face lets your friends know you're nearby without revealing your exact location—eliminating that pesky stalking thing.

Jonathan Mann doesn't make it completely clear whether he likes Steve Jobs... or doesn't. Catchy title though: Song A Day #562: Steve Jobs.

Facebook has 500 million users. Each one's been invited to tell an "interesting and unique" story. Wonder if all 500,000,000 will take them up on the offer? Facebook Stories. By Jess3.

Amazing solution to the iPhone 4 antenna problem. Sort of.

Yay... one more thing to put on the seemingly-never-ending list of things to worry about: "The Creativity Crisis."

Ex-blocker. Yep, the name pretty much sums it up. By Jess3.

Is Flipboard, “the world’s first social magazine,” the killer iPad app we've been waiting for?

We're fairly certain that everyone knows someone who could benefit from this: "Outlook Plug-in Keeps Tone of Your Email in Check."

Interesting post on Technology Review about how behavioral economics challenge Reddit's plan to make money.