Something Hot?

If you see a chick on your facebook wall asking, "do you wanna see something hot?" DON NOT CLICK. In reality she is a worm so don't get to exited; the more you click on her, the more she will appear on your screen.

YouYube Captions

YouTube has a new cc bottom, on the buttom left of the youtube player. It puts captions on any uploaded video. The captions can be translated to into 51 defferent languages. They also serve to help the hearing impaired.

iTide

The new "tide app" for the iPhone helps remove stains. The app features information on how to remove specific satins, before pitting it in the washer machine. If someone spills you can now say, " there's an app for that!"

A Safer Google Search

"Gooogle SafeSearch," a new feature on Google, enables parents to block inappropriate searches from their kids.

AT&T Sues Verizon

AT&T is suing Verizon for one of their latest ads, arguing that it misleads potential costumers. The ad shows two maps comparing both companies' 3G network. AT&T argues that the blank areas, on the maps, imply no coverage on that area vs. Verizon's argument that they are show no 3G coverage.

iTunes V.s Cable

Apple is tying to get TV networks to have their TV shows available on itunes. None of the major networks have signed a contract yet; disney in the other hand is expected to particpate. If the project does turn out to be successfully the cost will be $30 dollars per month.

Bigger screen, bigger profits?

The "new" Nintendo DS screen got over an inch bigger. This might be an attempt to increase its sells profit after a first decline of 53% in six years. The DS upgrade does not have a realese date in the U.S. yet, but will hit Japanese stores later on this month.

New Google Music Service

Music searcher on Google will have more results including song previews and links to music sites. Their lyric recognition service has also being improved, in case users don't remember the songs' names.

Evil Link

A virus is being spread through email. It tells people that their banks have failed or that their accounts are at stake; it then asks to click on a a supposed FDIC file. That file is in actuality a virus meant to steal personal information.

Microsoft Fails

Microsoft's Office Accounting finance program is being discontinued. People who purchased the program in the last 30 days are eligible for a refund.