AP - HOW IT WORKS: Once you install mSpot’s application on your computer, you can select what songs in your collection you want to store on the service’s remote servers. Then you can listen through your Web browser from any computer, or from an Android phone.
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AP - Forgot to de-friend your wife on Facebook while posting vacation shots of your mistress? Her divorce lawyer will be thrilled.
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Christopher Null - Internet service providers get a pretty bad rap. Everyone seems to be convinced that his Internet provider is the worst, and that everyone else in America has a dreamily fast connection to the Web.
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PC World - What’s Microsoft cooking up for Windows 8? We’ve already heard rumors of a 128-bit operating system with a 2012 release date, but what about the cool stuff that would make an upgrade worthwhile? A few Windows aficionado sites have just posted leaked documents–purported to be from Microsoft insiders–that offer a sneak peek of what Redmond has is mind.
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AFP - Google Chrome last week unseated Apple Safari for the first time as the third most used Internet browser in the United States, according to figures released by StatCounter.
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PC World - Pakistan has blocked 17 Web sites and is closely monitoring seven other sites and search engines for content considered offensive and blasphemous, according to a spokesman of the country’s telecommunications regulator, the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA).
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PC World - Google’s encrypted search engine, launched in May, has moved to a new Web address that isn’t as convenient as its original one but that gives organizations the option to block the site for their users without locking them out of other Google services.
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PC World - Rumors have it that Google is building its own social networking site named “Google Me” that may be the company’s attempt to unseat Facebook. Is it possible for the world’s most popular search engine to wage war against the world’s most popular social networking site? If speculations are true, there’s a chance.
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AP - News Corp. has sold Beliefnet, a spirituality website, to an investment group.
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AFP - China has issued regulations banning its 2.3 million soldiers from creating web sites or writing web blogs, adding to the nation’s existing Internet curbs, state press said Saturday.
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