Waffle House is a restaurant chain with over 1700 stores found in 25 states in the United States. The "low-rent roadside cafe featuring waffles" (as characterized by screenwriter Ron Shelton) claims to be the world’s leading server of waffles, T-bone steaks, omelets, cheese 'n eggs, USDA Choice hamburgers, country ham, pork chops, grits, hashbrowns, patty melts, raisin toast, apple butter, and Heinz Traditional Steak Sauce. Most of the locations are in the Southern United States, where the chain remains a regional cultural icon.

The world's biggest Apple USB mouse is actually a building in China that houses the National Centre for the Performing Arts, with room for 6,500 people in three halls inside 2,000 square meters, designed by Paul Adreu.

Computerworld's Ken Mingis had a chance to talk with Apple Exec Todd Benjamin, who knows the MBA about as well as you know your own house. So as Benjamin talked up Apple's latest creation, Mingis fired off a few questions about some of the compromises necessary when form and function clash.

Apple have added new models of the iPhone and iPod touch which have double the memory, doubling the amount of music, photos and videos that customers can carry with them wherever they go. If we had double our memory, we would be able to remember the exact location of the Buck Rogers 'Twiki' figure we lost at our Mum's house when we were nine...

Unboxing porn for all the Apple geeks out there.

This afternoon, the house will vote on its plan to speed rebates of $600-$1,200 (the same price of 2 unlocked iPhones) to most income earners while giving tax breaks to businesses. I recommend buying Apple stock now...