Expect an update on Seattle's broadband plans Wednesday.

That's one data point from a report issued today by Seattle's M:Metrics on iPhone usage.

The sound bite is that 85 percent of iPhoners used their devices to access news and information in January - consuming far more mobile content than other phone users.

But that's just one of the interesting nuggets.

Check out the bearish tone of Goldman Sachs' quick take on Adobe's smoking earnings report today:

I'm catching up on recent awards to local engineering luminaries:

Blist Chief Executive Kevin Merritt is calling bull on people who say they're working for a "startup inside" a big company.

"What they mean is that their team is working on a new project and maybe at the outset has decided to try to be less bureaucratic than other teams at BigCo,'' he said, then listed some of the differences between startups and big companies.

A sample:

I didn't realize how timely Monday's column on the future of digitized healthcare would be -- apparently it's electronic health record week in Seattle.

I keep waiting for a big tech company to buy SourceLabs, an open-source software and tools developer in Pioneer Square.

Maybe the new product it's launching today, SourceLabs' Self-Support Suite, will speed the process.