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Gary Cahill should finally become a Chelsea player after his £7m move from Bolton was settled on Friday night. The defender agreed to sign a £23m five-year contract after talks with Blues' chief executive Ron Gourlay

I’m watching live coverage of the Egyptian revolution on Al-Jazeera TV. Cairo is swarming with hundreds of thousands, defying the curfew, hurling stones at the police. The images recall the Palestinian youth waging their Intifadas. The National Democratic Party headquarters is in flames. Downtown Suez has been taken over by the people, two police stations torched. The security forces are out in strength and shooting into crowds. But the people have lost their fear.

Here's a great video compiled by Gary Katz of Mac M.D. Inc. Using photos of Apple machines in his own collection, Gary's video highlights the major design changes that have taken place over the past 30 years.

Gary used Mel [Kiper, Jr] like that all the time. In the agent business, people know Gary and Mel are close, and some people suspect that Mel ranks players more favorably if they are Garys clients. - Confessions of former NFL agent Josh Luchs, Sports Illustrated

As we noted yesterday, Netflix has just released its long-awaited iPhone app.The app, which is free for Netflix subscribers (subscriptions start at $8.99 per month), works with iPhones or iPod touch devices running iOS 3.1.3 or later. Like its iPad app, Netflix for the iPhone allows users to search for movies and TV shows as well as playing titles already in their Instant Q.The app has not been optimized for iOS 4 or for the iPhone 4, but we expect that some of those updates may come in the future.The app operates very similarly to both its iPad counterpart and the newest Netflix interface on Roku. It makes us curious if an iOS iTV app might not be on the horizon too.The only real downside of the app is that like its iPad counterpart (and like the set-top box Netflix solutions), it isnt possible to manage your DVD or Blu-ray queue from the application itself. This means you still have to use a third-party queue manager to add, browse or re-arrange the order of your physical Netflix titles. It would be really, really great to have that ability built into the official application.All in all, we think this first release is a winner. Although I find myself spending more and more time watching video on the iPad, the iPhone experience is solid enough that it will definitely make longer trips or waits in line more enjoyable.What do you think about Netflix for iPhone?Check out our gallery below for a closer look at the app and our thoughts on its features. Home Screen This is the home screen on the Netflix app. It shows off various releases in television, movies, genres you like and new arrivals and new additions to your queue. Home Screen Continued This is the home screen on the Netflix app. It shows off various releases in television, movies, genres you like and new arrivals and new additions to your queue. Titles Like View On the Home Screen, you're treated to a selection of "titles like X" where it shows you films similar to ones you have recently enjoyed.I'm a big fan of King of the Hill, so the app shows me that Family Guy and Futurama -- two recent Netflix Watch Instantly additions -- are available for me to enjoy. Genres The Genres section is just what it sounds like. You can browse titles by genre and then watch titles or add them to your queue. Search Search works just as it does on the iPad app or on the recently overhauled Roku interface. This means that only Watch Instantly titles show up, so if you want a title that isn't available to Watch Instantly, you can't even find it to add to your DVD or Blu-ray queue. Movie View By browsing through genres or searching through titles, you can find movies or TV shows to watch. You can then start playing that movie or add it to your queue. Rating Netflix's rating algorithm will try to come up with a best guess for you. It's usually pretty accurate, but in this case, it underestimated my love of Gary Hustwit. Post Rating After you've rated a title, the stars are in yellow, not red. Instant Q You can scroll through your own Watch Instantly queue. Tapping on the play icon on the left will resume or start playback, while clicking on the right arrow or on the title itself will take you to a screen that offers more information and the option to select an episode if it's a television show. Instant Q View - Television For a TV show, you'll see the description of the series and an option to resume or start playing where you left off in the series, or to start from the beginning.Scrolling down on this screen will show each episode in the season or seasons and how far along you have watched that episode, with the option to play or resume. Instant Q View - Movies Just like the regular movie view, except it's already noted that it is in your Instant Q. Movie Playback This is the playback screen. It's just like Netflix for iPad and similar to any other iPhone or iPad video app in how the controls are displayed: volume at the bottom, time scrubber at the top, the option to fill the full screen in the upper right. Movie Playback Quality Shots Just some screenshots to show off the video quality. These were taken on an iPhone 4, which the Netflix app has not been optimized to use. The quality is still very, very good. Movie Playback Quality Shots Just some screenshots to show off the video quality. These were taken on an iPhone 4, which the Netflix app has not been optimized to use. The quality is still very, very good. Movie Playback Quality Shots Just some screenshots to show off the video quality. These were taken on an iPhone 4, which the Netflix app has not been optimized to use. The quality is still very, very good. Movie Playback Quality Shots Just some screenshots to show off the video quality. These were taken on an iPhone 4, which the Netflix app has not been optimized to use. The quality is still very, very good.Reviews: BluMore About: Film, iOS, iphone, iphone apps, Movies, netflix, ONLINE VIDEO, television, videoFor more Mobile coverage:Follow Mashable Mobile on TwitterBecome a Fan on FacebookSubscribe to the Mobile channelDownload our free apps for iPhone and iPad

When: 5 p.m. Thursday (round 1), 4 p.m. Friday (rounds 2-3), 9 ... “I don’t really care where I get drafted.” NFL draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. has James going in the second round (No. 57 pick overall) to Denver. “People forget how much ...

ESPN analyst Mel Kiper had David ranked No. 3 among his "best available ... I guarantee I'll give them my hard work and dedication. I'm going to prove myself to the organization." After transferring from Fort Scott (Kan.) Community College ...

I’m happy.” His former coach sure is happy for him. “I know one thing, (Seattle head) coach Pete Carroll knows a lot more than Mel Kiper from Mel Kiper’s explanation of Bobby Wagner on the draft show (on ESPN),” USU head coach Gary Andersen said ...

"I'm just grateful to be in this position ... be taken as high as No. 7 by Jacksonsville by NFL.com's Bucky Brooks. ESPN draft analysts Mel Kiper Jr. has Floyd going No. 13 to Arizona, and CBS draft analysts Rob Rang and Dane Brugler project ...

No matter how many times Mel Kiper claims on ESPN that one player will be good and ... "They can't stereotype me. I'm not a jock who does this, this and this. I'm kind of a free spirit in the way I live my life. "I always stray away from fitting ...

9:52 p.m. Wilson can finally escape the Kiper-Gruden debate, as Seattle picks him at 75 ... was announced by former Browns great Gary Collins, the receiver/punter who caught three touchdowns in the 1964 NFL title game -- Cleveland's last ...