This week Google (GOOG) announced the Google Chrome OS for PC's, and people are as confused as ever regarding what Google is up to. Pandia argues that this is not another random innovation from Google's side, but part of a long term strategy for Google's continuous domination of the web. Long term strategy or random innovation? Google is proud of its 20 percent rule. Its employees may spend 20 percent of their time on their own personal projects,

by Mike Krumboltz Here's something you might not have known: There are many different versions of " Dancing with the Stars ." Right now, the competition is heating up in Australia , where big names are strutting their stuff. The names may not be of the household variety to folks outside Australia, but one competitor is about to make a big splash on the Web. Gerrard Gosens , an adventurer and three-time paralympian, recently wowed audiences with a flawless waltz.

by Claudine Zap Here's what happens when you combine (computer-generated) babies on rollerskates, a boom-box beat, and some serious special effects: A video that's got the Web buzzing . Oh, and it's an ad for Evian mineral water. The viral video channels street culture from the '70s. And then things get really weird. A bunch of computer-assisted babies clothed only in diapers and skates show off their hip-hop moves to a remix of Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight .