苹果公司正在为不满的最终用户退款，windows8最早可能在2012年4月上架，Facebook也意外地禁止了KDE应用。

• Apple refunding pros for Final Cut Pro X Final Cut Pro should have gone through more testing before being released, but alas, it has landed in the Mac App Store and buyers are clamoring for a refund and Apple, in a rare move, is actually honoring them. [EOSHD]
• Windows Phone 7: The potential post-Mango roadmap What's to come for the Windows Phone? Windows Phone 8 will be called Apollo, arrive in late 2012, and between Mango and this we might get an update called Tango. [TheNextWeb]
• Rumor: Windows 8 Hitting Sooner Than Expected in April 2012 Microsoft will be releasing a beta at its September Build conference, which could mean the company is pushing the Windows 8 release date forward rather than backwards. [Tested]
• Which Credit Card Companies Do The Best At Keeping Your Data Safe? There's a lot of hacking going around. No, seriously, if you haven't noticed this, you must not use the internet much or at all. So here's a round-up of the credit card companies that are protecting your sensitive information, and which are the worst. [The C***umerist]
• LeapFrog Unveils Tablet Computer for Children Kids with their own iPad are becoming more common these days, but that's a lot of money to spend on something that coud be easily broken. LeapFrog has come up with their own answer to this, called LeapPad. LeapPad will come with LeapFrog learning software and be targeted at children aged 4 through 9 in August 2011. [The New York Times]
• StumbleUpon's new tools help publishers stumble upon repeat visits StumbleUpon has released Widgets to help publishers generate returning visitors. A StumbleUpon representative goes on to say: "The widget is a way for us to offer people a better way to see curated content on a specific Web site that other users have surfaced. Simply put, when a user is on a page with a StumbleUpon widget installed, they will see links within the widget that are tailored to their interests, making their web browsing experience much more personalized." [TheNextWeb]
• Facebook bans KDE applicati***, deletes photos uploaded with them KDE applicati*** were removed in error from Facebook today, removing all of the pictures uploaded by them with the ban. It seems the error has been fixed and the pictures are back up. [ZDNet]
• Amazon Starts an Ad Network, Powered by Your Data Ads from Amazon are nothing new, but the company has launched its own Ad Network and will be using the information it gathers from it's customer base to target the ads to the c***umer. Again, nothing new for Amazon. [AllThingsD]
• Unsubscribing is easier than ever with Unsubscriber While not new to Gmail users, Yahoo! Mail users will find Unsubscriber a welcome tool to their inbox. Unsubscriber will do exactly what it says, unsubscribe you from email lists by just moving the email into the specified Unsubscribe folder. [Yahoo! Mail Blog]