New favorite feature on the iPhone: “Block This Caller.”

I’ve never had much interest in building or rebuilding a motor vehicle — I can focus on a long-term project for weeks, but this seems overwhelming — but this photo essay of a “Volkswagen Ferrari” being put together is so much fun that it makes me want to try.

So David Pogue is headed to Yahoo, eh? Having spent 4 years at Yahoo!’s very first stab at a tech site (which was also planned to be “much more than a site”), all I can say is best of luck. Someone poke me when Walt Mossberg starts at Microsoft, ok?

Here’s a fun trick you can try. Call someone (or Moviefone, if you are Forever Alone) on your iPhone, and put them on speakerphone. While they’re speaking, place the bottom of the phone (where the speakers are) against your lips. Have fun.

I use Clonezilla regularly to clone disks, but if I can mount both disks in Windows, why deal with the command line? Macrium Reflect does the job, with a few points and clicks, for free. Perfect for if you have, say, two USB drives you want to copy more reliably than drag-and-dropping from within Windows…

Have you checked out Film Racket yet? You should, because it’s awesome. Everything I learned from 20 years of talking about the movies is distilled into this new website, which just launched this week. Have you read Five Stars! How to Become a Film Critic, the World’s Greatest Job? Oh, you have? Well maybe you…

(in rough order) My job. My children. The Comcast rep’s children. Where I live. Texting. Children having cell phones. Laptops. Wireless routers. Google Glass. Whether mobile technology is causing us to disassociate from society. Windows 8. My Comcast service request.

It’s been bugging me that my HootSuite profile icons have been old or, worse, blank. Finally figured out how to update them… courtesy of the HootSuite help desk: To update the icons for your social networks, you should click on your Profile icon in the top left corner of your dashboard. From there, simply click…

I spent 20 minutes trying to figure this out today. Nothing online is very complete. Outlook 2007 (other versions act similarly), by default when you install it, auto-archives your email every 14 days. This includes deleting many calendar entries older than 6 months, which makes using Outlook for archival purposes almost impossible. If you forgot…