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Apology to Kenyan firm ends Google's week from hell | Digital Media - CNET News | |

Week in Apple: Apple's education event, Anobit, data hogs, and more | |

Apple almost 25 percent of computer market, if iPads are counted | The Verge | |

Thunderbolt devices of CES 2012: Lenovo, Acer, Belkin, Seagate and more | The Verge | |

Samsung to merge Bada with Tizen: the OS party just got a little freaky -- Engadget | |

iPhone 4S launch in China draws large crowds, unnecessary violence and SWAT teams (video) -- Engadget | |

AllThingsD: A Loss for Apple in Motorola Suit

IPad 3 With Sharper Screen, LTE Access- Bloomberg

AllThingsD: The Chat I Had With Stephen Elop as We Both Nearly Missed Final Ballmer-Note

AllThingsD: RIM Rumors Resurface

DuckDuckGo Relaunches With New Visual Design | |

Designing “Mute” – | |

Google Swallows Hard, Renews Effort In China | |

Designing “Mute” – | |

AllThingsD: Hulu to Create More Original Shows | |

CNET: Zappos customer data accessed in security breach | |

RT @hackernewsbot: Startup will wash your car wherever it is located...

Of course, you're going to have to be logged into your Google account on your phone, but theoretically your phone is secure, while the terminal you're at is not. Also, make sure to log off when you're done!

Microsoft's "designed from the ground up" ReFS has been created to meet today and tomorrow's needs for Windows storage — the ability to handle large volumes, resiliency to corruption, and shared storage pools across machines. ReFS will only be available inside Windows Server 8, so the vast majority of Windows 8 users will not benefit from its improvements at launch — Microsoft has plans to test it fully before making it available to Windows 8 client users.

Social media titan Facebook will likely hold its long-awaited initial public offering in the third week of May. Facebook’s IPO is expected to be one of the largest technology-focused deals ever, with a rumored $10billion offering on a $100billion valuation.

Twitter's CEO Dick Costolo however said in a message on Twitter that "Closing a global business in reaction to single-issue national politics is foolish". He later clarified that he was talking about Twitter and not about Wikipedia's decision.

RT @johnbattelle: Our Google+ Conundrum from Sat.

Why the video pros are moving away from Apple | |

RT @doctorow: While House Petitioned to Investigate MPAA Bribery | TorrentFreak -