微软表示，不一定有“Windows8”这样的东西，Facebook和Spotify据传将在社交音乐服务上展开合作，Twitter收购了TweetDeck。

• Microsoft retracts Ballmer's Windows 8 in 2012 comments Yesterday, at a developer forum in Tokyo, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said, "As we progress through the year, you ought to expect to hear a lot about Windows 8 slates, tablets, PCs." Today, Microsoft would like to clarify that the company has "yet to formally announce any timing or naming for the next version of Windows." [AppleInsider]
• Facebook To Launch Music Service With Spotify Facebook may launch an integrated, Spotify-powered streaming music service in as little as two weeks. Though the service will only be available to those who live in countries where Spotify is already accessible, according to Forbes, there are plans to bring it to the U.S. too. [Forbes]
• All Decked Out Twitter announces the acquisition of real-time social media browser TweetDeck. [Twitter Blog]
• Facebook Adds "Subscribe Via RSS" Option to Pages Facebook quietly restores RSS support to its publicly-visible Like Pages. [Inside Facebook]
• Mining patterns in search data with Google Correlate Correlate, a new, free research tool from Google Labs, lets you compare statistical trends with search trends or even just see what search terms enjoy similar patterns of popularity. [Google Blog]
• CyanogenMod Adds Support For Revoking App Permissi*** The latest version of CyanogenMod gives Android users finer control over their security by allowing them to revoke specific permissi*** from the apps they run. [Android Police]
• Can 50 Hackers Do Some Social Good in One Day? Online petition platform Change.org is actively recruiting "50 engineers and designers who believe they can make the world a better place to spend 24 hours to build a web or mobile app that can help advance positive change." [Mashable]