KRZR pics and the press release after the jump….
Press Release (Porter Novelli- Austin PR)

Like the Nike + iPod, on Monday, November 6, Motorola, Rodale (publisher of Runner’s World) and Bones in Motion will announce the availability of BiM Active, a consumer fitness application, on the newly released Motorola KRZR phone.

With Bones in Motion’s BiM Active application, runners/cyclists/walkers can track their workout routines and enhance training or weight loss goals by using their cell phone to continuously monitor speed, distance, calories burned, pace and route. You can also listen to music while working out, and once finished, upload workout data to an online portal (www.bimactive.com) that allows you to share routes and analyze training trends.

According to a recent Runner’s World survey, 10,000+ runners were asked what they carried while running. Seventeen percent said a cell phone, 25 percent a GPS unit and 43 percent an MP3 player. The results are especially interesting because BiM Active on the phone answers all of these needs with one manageable, integrated device providing vital training stats, communication and music.

                     Create Your Own Search Engine

More screenshots and word from the Google developers after the jump…

Subscribed Links for Businesses in Real-Time

Assist Other Users in Refining their Search

“Wouldn’t it be cool if you could easily build a search engine on your blog or website tailored to the topics and areas you know and love the most? You’re not alone if you’d like that — we’ve heard from partners large and small, and users across the web who want access to the Google search platform, and want to customize and make it their own.

We’re thrilled to tell you that the search for your own search engine is over. Today we are launching the Google Custom Search Engine. As you might imagine, it’s a simple and straightforward product to use and understand. In a matter of minutes you can create a search engine that reflects your knowledge and interests; looks and feels like your own; and, if you choose, you can make money from the traffic you receive through Google’s AdSense program. You can even invite your friends and trusted community members to add to and help build your search engine.

Finding specific information has never been so easy, and there’s no programming knowledge or cost involved. We worked with a few initial partners to demonstrate the power of the customization features. Check out the search engine RealClimate.org built to better connect their users to the environmental science information they are looking for. Intuit created a search engine for their JumpUp.com site, finding that it met the needs of their small business customers. But the Custom Search Engine is not just for businesses. Since Shashi is passionate about wine, he created a “wine search engine” and put it on his wine blog so his friends can search for wine-related topics from there.

You can build a Custom Search Engine on any topic you like. Give it a try.”

“Eureka! Your Own Search Engine Has Landed!” [Google Blog]

Read the over-excited press release after the jump…

“The $59 Apple MagSafe Airline Power Adapter plugs it into an airline seat power port, allowing a MacBook or MacBook Pro to maintain power for the full duration of a flight.

“Now you’ll never lose your work or interrupt a DVD movie because your battery runs out at 35,000 feet,” Apple said. “The MagSafe Airline Power Adapter will keep your MacBook or MacBook Pro juiced throughout your flight.”

The “sleek and light” connector works with in-seat DC power ports available on many commercial airliners — both EmPower ports and 20mm ports with the included adapter. Apple recommends that users check with their airline regarding availability of in-seat power ports ahead of flight.

Like the standard MagSafe power adapter shipping with each new MacBook and MacBook Pro, the magnetic DC plug on the airline adapter both ensures a tight connection and enables a clean break from the power port if there is undue tension — preventing a MacBook from being pulled off of an airline tray table if someone accidentally yanks the cord.

Although the MagSafe Airline Power Adapter provides power to a MacBook, it does not charge the battery, Apple said. Despite some connector resemblance, its also not compatible with automobile power ports.”

“Apple Unveils Airline Power Adapter for MacBooks” [AppleInsider]

Looks aren’t everything (see the Samsung EW-700), but with a cool blue steel finish and a crisp 2.12″ LCD display, the SCH-B500 is definitely sleek. Features include a 2M camera with flash, the black GUI, microSD memory card slot, mp3 & video playback, Bluetooth, TV-out, and a seriously questionable feature called “playing with my pet”. Anyone who can decode what this one means without grossing me out gets free lunch. :)

Lots more pretty pictures after the jump…

via [aving.net]

The much-anticipated Nintendo Wii, which will make its North American debut on November 19th, has Target so excited that they teamed up for a gift card that glows on all four sides when the power button is pressed. Otherwise, its just a piece of plastic with the signature bullseye, but this is definitely future of gift cards…

Target Wii Glow Cards [via Crunchgear]

The Samsung “EW-700″ Wifi Smart Phone Running Windows Media Player

A few more specs and a lot more pictures after the jump…

Features include:

*VoIP

*Wifi

*Web browser

*Instant messenger

*mp3 player

*Movie player

*Removable USB storage

*Infrared communication

*2M camera and camcorder function

*Voice recorder

*Outlook data sync

*probably a few more things, but I can’t read Korean… :)

First reported at Aving USA on October 23, 2006.