HipMunk发布了一款iPad应用程序，James May解释了宿醉的科学，Verizon下个月将取消他们的无限数据计划。

• Report: Verizon to end unlimited data plans next month It was only a matter of time, really. Verizon is joining AT&T and introducing tiered data plans for their **artphone users. [Macworld]
• Google releases Chrome-based Web security scrutinizer Google released Chrome-based "DOM Snitch" that will flag potentially malicious software trying to run in your browser. [CNET]
• Google building Skype-alike software into Chrome ... they're also working on a Skype-clone that will be baked right into Chrome in the hopes of it becoming the new method of conference-calling and peer-to-peer chatting. [CNET]
• Microsoft upgrades SkyDrive, reminds us of its place in the cloud (video) Microsoft wants to remind you that Apple's iCloud isn't the only Cloud service to get excited about. The four-year-old service received some updates, including speed boosts. [Engadget]
• James May explains science behind hangovers According to James May, we drink more than a gallon of pure alcohol a year. He then goes on to describe exactly what happens when you drink, and how that messes with you later in the form of a hangover. [BBC News]
• New Type of Android Malware Spotted In the Wild The latest Android malware is known as GGTracker, which installs a fake Android Market on your phone via mobile browsing advertisements. If you keep hold of your common sense, however, you should be able to avoid this without trouble. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Hipmunk Visualizes the Future of Travel Search for the iPad HipMunk now has an iPad app! Flight searches that you begin on your iPad can be saved and booked later on your computer with a simple itinerary password. [The New York Times]
• Microsoft launching Office 365 on June 28 Announced last October, Office 365 is almost here and will be offering cloud-based alternatives to the usual Office applicati***. [CNET]

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