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A company called Ribbit showed a phone component a few days ago at that will be available soon. The Ribbit component could be pretty amazing.

Basically it allows you to place or receive phone calls soley in your web browser.
They say:

The RibbitPhone Component will give Rich internet application developers the ability to make and receive calls, record/send and receive voice mail, as well as add and manage contacts.

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Microsoft just announce in a the price drop for 360 hardware. As of today Microsoft the Premium will fall $50 to $350, the Core will fall $20 to $280, and the Elite will see a $30 price reduction to an even $450.

Now there is rumor that HDMI will probably be included in all boxes. A new version of the Core and Premium hardware is supposed to be released late this month or September and will include an HDMI port.

It’s also expected that this new hardware will feature the 65nm process for the CPU and quieter DVD drives.

The new hardware will ship in boxes very similar to what we saw on store shelves now, but there will be a small “call out” on the box so you know you’re getting a system with the HDMI connection.