Agile Web Solutions releases 1Password 3

After two private betas and a public beta, the well-received Mac OS X password manager 1Password 3 has been officially released.

Twitter turns on geolocation functionalityTwitter has turned on its geotagging functionality for external applications.
Camino 2.0 adds Tab Overview, improved annoyance blockingThe Camino Project has released version 2 of the Camino browser, adding a number of new features such as Tab Overview and improved annoyance blocking.

Google's free airport Wi-Fi: Five ways to protect yourself Planning on taking advantage of free Wi-Fi at the airport during your holiday travels? Make sure you follow these tips for securing your wireless computing.
Integrate your iWeb site with Facebook Here's a few tips on bringing iWeb and Facebook together.
Four hints about Mail and Spaces Four hints for the price of one ... learn how to easily switch between open windows of an app across Spaces, how to delete Mail messages without showing a preview of the next, and two tips for working with links in messages in 10.6's Mail app.
Avoiding death by e-mail Do you love your e-mail? Come on, it's just the two of us. Do you really? If you feel imprisoned by your inbox (and like you never get any work done as a result) check out one company's idea for breaking out.
Add notes to events and contacts created with data detectors Data detectors in Mail in 10.5 and 10.6 can help you create new contacts and events from dates, addresses, and phone numbers. Learn how to automatically associate notes with these new entries.

Eight steps to Internet unpopularity Want to be loathed on the Web? These eight techniques will get you started.
The case for Entourage on Snow Leopard Much has been made about the potential impact of Snow Leopard's Exchange Support. And while it covers basic Exchange well, John C. Welch argues that but anything beyond a bare minimum, Entourage Exchange Web Services edition is a clear winner.
The Macalope Weekly: Good kitty, bad kitty The Macalope realizes it's 'he said/he said' when it comes to the Snow Leopard launch, but when it comes to Flash and AT&T, there's plenty of blame to go around.
Analysis: Gmail fail casts dark cloud on cloud computing Tuesday's Gmail outage was not only an inconvenience. It calls into question -- yet again -- the feasibility of present day cloud computing.
Outlook on the Mac: And they lived happily ever after? If you think the version of Outlook that will arrive on the Mac next year will is going to be 100-percent feature-compatible with the Windows edition, John C. Welch says you should prepare to be disappointed.