The first Thunderbirds screenshots have been posted as has the Thunderbirds logo and tentative box art from the upcoming game based on the classic Supermarionation series, that it turns out will only be a PS2 title (story). Sega Licenses Dreamcast (Core Magazine) reveals that elements of the console system may be finding their way onto PDAs and cell phones. In a semi-related note (sort of), an article on FT.com (thanks Slashdot) announces that Nokia will be using Linux, though word is "MediaTerminal will compete against Microsoft's Xbox video game console and UltimateTV digital TV recorder," so you probably won't have to use the grep command to access your phone book just yet. Also, The Xbox Evangelist (LA Times) takes a look at J Allard of the Xbox program (thanks Elvis P.). Meanwhile, True Convergence PS2 and the Web (Wired) takes a look at the Ergobrowser, the only-available-in-Japan web browser for the PS2. Finally, Electronic Arts Announces Ten Titles in Development for Xbox; EA to Showcase Four Xbox Games at Electronic Entertainment Expo (thanks Mohss) is a Business Wire article that announces that Pirates of Skull Cove is Xbox-bound (you may recall that Westwood's console title was announced as a PS2-only project before last year's E3, but was pulled at the last minute).