TrailerFlick.com just relaunched with a design and interface is better than ever. For all the latest movie trailers, simply head over to TrailerFlick.com, click any poster for the movie you want to see, and off you go. Each trailer is encoded and displayed in a format that is a perfect balance between quality and speed for quickly fast viewing on any high speed connection. TrailerFlick.com has also enabled community discussion for each trailer, RSS subscriptions and more. This is a very simple, easy to use site that is really fun if you like to watch movie trailers.

Apple introduced and upgraded line of the popular MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops yesterday including the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors, MutiTouch and much more. "Multi-Touch technology from iPhone, iPod touch, and MacBook Air comes to MacBook Pro in an amazing new Multi-Touch trackpad. Now you can pinch, swipe, or rotate to enlarge text, advance through photos, or adjust an image." "MacBook Pro has a standard hard drive up to 250GB and up to 4GB of RAM. So there’s more room for even bigger ideas." "The new Intel Core 2 Duo processors run at speeds up to 2.6GHz on a groundbreaking 45-nm process technology with up to 6MB L2 cache. And the powerful NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT graphics processor now includes up to 512MB of video memory." "Connect storage, multimedia devices, and high-speed peripherals to your MacBook Pro. Along the sides, you’ll find a FireWire 400 port, a FireWire 800 port, a DVI port, optical audio in and out ports, and an ExpressCard slot. There are three USB 2.0 ports on the 17-inch MacBook Pro and two on the 15-inch models." Click here for more on the new MacBook line.

NewsPond.com is a new fully automated news portal that definitely breaks the mold. News Pond claims to be a "self-sufficient news engine" in which news items are found, sorted and displayed by global popularity. News Pond has brains and the looks to match. The News Pond interface is something that you have to see first hand to understand, and I would definitely recommend that you have a look for yourself. Head over to newspond.com now for a totally refreshing news experience. "At the heart of Newspond lies a fully automated news engine. This system continually watches over and reads hundreds of different websites, including everything from major news portals, to the tiniest blog, or forum. As a news story surfaces across one or more of these sites, Newspond notes every detail about it - from how fast a story spreads throughout the internet, to the amount of discussion surrounding the story, to even things like the rate at which people click on or bookmark the article and the size of each of the sites reporting it. Every detail is carefully noted, sized, and gauged, reading much faster than any human editor. That way, you don't need to visit multiple news sites ...

There was no indication last month at MacWorld that increased capacity iPhone's and iPod Touch's would be available any time soon. But, after a very quiet Apple Store update today, you can now purchase the iPhone with up to 16GB of internal memory and the iPod Touch with up to 32GB. Both new iPod and iPhone models are available now and run a fairly steep $499.00. Again, it's just kind of weird that Jobs had noting to say about these updates during his presentation last month, but I'm sure they wanted to keep the attention on the MacBook Air. I for one would love to upgrade my tapped out iPhone, but at $499 for only 8GM more, I think I will wait a while.

Death Cab for Cutie fans will be happy to know that there is a new album in the works which is currently scheduled for a May 2008 release date. Until yesterday the new album had no name, but Death Cab has finally settled on "Narrow Stairs" as the official album title. No single previews yet, but you can take a peek at some studio footage from "Narrow Stairs" here. Also, Death Cab's Chris Walla has a new solo album out that is definitely worth having a listen. "Field Manual" is available in stores as of yesterday, or for your listening pleasure at mtvu.com. Chris Walla "Everybody On"

Season 4 of lost is only a day away, and considering the way they capped off season 3 I might just have to give it another chance. Either way, there are a bunch of season 4 sneak preview video floating around and the TV Crunch blog has bundled them all together for you in their latest Lost post. "The wait is almost over — the season 4 premiere of “Lost” airs this Thursday at 9 PM on ABC. Count down the days with these six “Lost” sneak peek video previews — beware if you are sensitive of “Lost” season four spoilers though!" Click here to watch all 6 Lost preview videos over at the TV Crunch website.

The 2008 Dodge Challenger is creating a huge buzz within the automotive fanboy community, and Autoblog.com is all over the upcoming production release of the SRT8. So, if you are looking for SRT8 news and official media, I have rounded up some of the latest links that you might be interested in looking at. "We've received word that a small group of Car and Driver readers have been selected to help the magazine select its the cover of its April issue that features the production 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8, a car that's fast becoming the worst kept secret in Detroit. This past week, both a preproduction Challenger SRT8 and R/T were driven around Detroit without camouflage just long enough to be photographed by all the right people, and now this." Click here to read the rest of this article. "It's no secret to what the 2008 Dodge Challenger will look like. We've seen dozens of spy photos, reader-submitted photos of a production Challenger cruising the streets, and more recently we've seen it in on the cover of Car and Driver's April issue. That was enough for Autoweek to decide to post a few official shots on their web site, who didn't want ...

Just a quick piece of news for James Bond fans... "Producers have revealed some of the secrets about the latest James Bond film, due for release later this year, including the inner turmoil that drives its suave superagent hero and its title: "Quantum of Solace." As titles go, it's not as mellifluous as "From Russia With Love" or "Goldfinger." But Daniel Craig, returning as Bond after 2006's "Casino Royale," says he likes it. "It has grown on me," Craig told reporters on the film's set at Pinewood Studios near London on Thursday. "It doesn't trip off the tongue. But why should it?" Producer Michael G. Wilson said the title, chosen only a few days ago, was taken from a story by Bond creator Ian Fleming that appears in the collection "For Your Eyes Only."" Click here to read the entire article at CNN.com.