This Week's Best of Weblogs, Inc.

The Weblogs, Inc. network features over 80 independent, unfiltered bloggers producing over 1,000 blog posts a week across 75 industry-leading blogs. Each week we ask our bloggers to choose their top posts, which we bring to you in one easy-to-read weekly post. You’ll find lots more links after the jump. Enjoy!

Engadget’s J.D. Lasica interviews Orb Network CEO Jim Behrens, offers a how-to on accessing iTunes from a cellphone, and reveals that Japan has plans for a Robot Moon Base, while Barb Dybwad solicits readers’ Motorola RAZR wishlists.

Autoblog’s Eric Bryant predicts what’s next in the parade of recalls and opines that the big three maintain truck supremacy. John Neff spies a BMW crossover coupe. Walter Keegan Jr. treats us to an illustrated tour of Saturn Vue 2006 updates.

Joystiq’s James Ransom-Wiley sounds a Badass squirrel alert on Conker: Live & Reloaded, reports that Canadian Fairmont Hotels offer PSPs to guests, and posts some Halo 3 rumors. Steve Parsons predicts a DVD format war between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD.

TV Squad’s Bob Sassone wishes Nick at Night Happy Birthday. Annie W gets down with Jon Stewart on The Daily Show. Keith McDuffee highlights new TV-on-DVD releases. Adam Finley sympathizes with with unlucky users of Lost lottery numbers.

Cinematical’s Karina Longworth announces the imminent King Kong trailer, the latest reprise of Batman, and Cinematical’s Hustle and Flow Contest Winners. Plus readers flock to comment on our Why Aren’t You Going to the Movies? poll.

AdJab’s Tom Biro reports on Branded Entertainment for print, the Vegas alibi campaign, and the Magazine Publishers’ 2005 Kelly Awards. Chris Thilk takes us to MSN’s UFO contest.

Luxist’s Deidre Woollard makes us drool at Gore Vidal’s Italian retreat for sale, Adam Newman wows us with the ultimate sound system, and Jess Nachtigal reviews a very special cigar.

TUAW’s C.K. Sample III reveals that Dell Would Sell OS X. Dave Caolo surprises with news that Queen Elizabeth II Buys an iPod. From Jay Savage we learn that .Mac is Dropping Virex Support. Scott McNulty points to an Apple white paper on Creating an Application with Tiger Technologies.

The Unofficial Photoshop Weblog’s Jan Kabili offers an original tutorial on a new layer selection method in Photoshop CS2, and criticizes PC World’s review of Photoshop CS2. David Chartier finds a useful free stock-search engine. Readers make their opinions known on Photoshop’s required Activation system.

FlashInsider’s Mike Schleifstein talks about SMX components from the BBC, a dynamic Flash hurricane tracker, Macromedia’s Max 2005 conference, and a site with an anti-click message.

The Wireless Weblog’s Michael Sciannamea looks at prepaid wireless plans, cellphone wallets, a device that looks through walls, and NFL highlights on cellphones.

Divester’s Erik Olsen introduces us to Migaloo the White Whale, and Atlantis Art. Willy Volk observes that Shark Tourism in South Africa is On the Rise, and Global Warming is Good for Coral Reefs.