Turner Broadcasting and Nokia recently inked a deal that will see content from Cartoon Network offered through the Nokia Content Discoverer client which is currently available on a number of Nokia devices. The special client is designed to make it easier for users to find content to download. The deal only includes clips and games of shows such as Dexter's Laboratory, Powerpuff Girls and Johnny Bravo, but not full episodes, though perhaps full episodes aren't possible with this particular client. I wouldn't know since I don't really do that whole mobile phone or handheld device thing. It's just not my bag, you dig? I knew you could. Anyway, if you don't have this particular client but still like to watch cartoons on a tiny screen, you can always get some of these 'toons from iTunes, too.

[via Toon Zone]

To the unenlightened, it might seem worse to actually be at a NASCAR race than to watch one on television. After all, at least you get to see the whole track on television. If you're in the stands you only see the cars when they drive by, or you're too high up in the stands to really make out anything. What these people don't understand is that real NASCAR fans use that downtime as "downtime" (as in, "downing more beer"). Really, it all works out in the end. Nevertheless, NASCAR, in association with Sprint Nextel and Kangaroo TV in Montreal, will begin renting handheld scanners to spectators called "FanView" that will offer views from inside seven different cars, and also allow fans to access racing stats. To echo what Lost Remote's Stephen Warley said, I'm no fan of NASCAR, but this is a pretty cool idea.