There's a load of great tech news happening out there every day, and, unfortunately, we just can't cover it all. Here are a few of the other noteworthy things we saw today on our never-ending journey through the wild, wild Web.

• We're not quite sure how we missed this last year, but Segway tours now have a competitor for sheer nerdiness. The ElliptiGo 8S is the world's first elliptical bike, with a peddling mechanism tied directly to the elliptical motion. This, of course, enables you to pedal on real streets and get a high intensity, low-impact workout. [From: YouTube]
• With music downloads coming from multiple browsers, BitTorrent, FTP apps and more, keeping iTunes in sync with your downloads folder can be a daily struggle. Lifehacker has an in-depth guide to automating the process, freeing you up to scour the Web for torrents of rare Malaysian jam bands. [From: Lifehacker]
• The Hollywood Reporter writes that James Cameron created 100 separate version of 'Avatar' (each optimized for a different screen size) for different theaters around the world. [From: The Hollywood Reporter, via: Kottke]
• IKEA, primary furniture supplier for college dorms everywhere, gets into the electronics game with a baby monitor set. The name? PATRULL