Friday Links: This week there are no StarWars links, perhaps a first

• Our pals Zeus Jones, are featured in Operations as Marketing over at Twin Cities Business.
• iPhone App design trends.
• Hidden Google gems including the Google Reader ninja mode.
• 8 rejected Photobooth effects.
• CNN reports on a website that lets fans help professionals write songs, starting with Tommy Lee.
• What to get the nerd has everything? Why, a $150 electronic Rubik’s cube, of course.
• There’s a Where the Wild Things Are iPhone App. The movie comes out next week. I’m wondering if this is a midnight showing kind of movie. I kinda hope so.
• One-of-a-kind Nintendo fetches $20K.
• The Best Print Ads of Summer.

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