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Google to strip Chrome of SSL revocation checking | |

Google secretly testing pair of connected devices | Android Atlas - CNET Reviews | |

Women to Facebook: Stop banning our breast-feeding pics | Technically Incorrect - CNET News | |

RT @cultofmac: Apple Could Be Slapped With $38 Million Fine For Using iPad Name In China

RT @cultofmac: Adobe's New Creative Cloud Will Include CS6 & Lightroom 4 For $50 Per Month

RT @Techland: Newest rumors about an Apple television set suggest cable companies might be getting on board |

RT @DigitalTrends: Mini Apple Stores may be headed to Sam’s Club

RT @CNET: RIM: Contrary to popular opinion, BlackBerry users have avidly embraced smartphone apps.

RT @TechCrunch: Lumia 900 Goes Up For Pre-Order In Microsoft Stores by @jordanrcrook

RT @Techland: Apple to developers: App store placement scams may get you expelled |

RT @cultofmac: Apple Intern Worked On 'Secret' Project Porting Mac OS X To ARM

RT @CNET: Apple inches past Samsung as world's top smartphone vendor

RT @cultofmac: Devium Dash Transforms Your iPhone Into Your Car's Stereo System

Is Facebook accurately counting its daily active users? | The Digital Home - CNET News | |

California Pension Fund Challenges Facebook Over Board - John Letzing and Joann S. Lublin - Social - AllThingsD | |

Chrome for Android #twit

Study: 'App Economy' has created 500,000 jobs since 2007 #twig

Updates enable Lion Internet Recovery for more Macs #mbwideas

Google gets Greenpeace props for work on energy #twig #330

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced a licensing agreement with Viacom that will allow Amazon Prime members to instantly stream TV shows from MTV, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, TV Land, Spike, VH1, BET, CMT and Logo. This deal will bring the total number of Prime Instant Videos to more than 15,000. Amazon Prime members can enjoy this selection on over 300 different devices, including Kindle Fire—the Kindle for movies, TV shows, music, magazines, apps, books, games, and more. Right out of the box, Kindle Fire users experience the benefits that millions of Amazon Prime members already enjoy — unlimited, commercial-free, instant streaming of movies and TV shows with Prime Instant Video and the convenience of Free Two-Day Shipping on millions of items from Amazon.com.

Google Developing Home Entertainment System - | |

Apple May Announce an iPad Upgrade in March - | |

+Tim O'Reilly: Texas Jury Strikes Down Patent Troll's Claim to Own the Interactive Web

Facebook Reveals Most Popular Songs for New Loves and Breakups | |

Google Moves Away From Large Navigation Drop Down Menu | |