亚马逊销售的Kindle图书比实际图书多，谷歌承诺将打击反盗版法，而美国电话电报公司（AT&T）的一项新诉讼显示，他们可能会对你的iPhone使用收费过高。

• Almost Half Of All Online Orders Now Include Free Shipping According to the latest ComScore report, free shipping is something we as c***umers take for granted from online retailers. [TechCrunch]
• Unfriend Finder "Spammy Links" Bug Fixed We've suggested Unfriend Finder for Google Chrome before to keep track of people who unfriend you on Facebook, and they've currently rolled out an update to their extension after an update to Facebook security made it difficult to stay logged in. [Unfriend Finder]
• Amazon.com Now Selling More Kindle Books Than Print Books Kindle books are more popular than physical books, and the Kindle with Special Offers for $114 is currently the most purchased Kindle model. Amazon goes on to list a few more milestones, such as for every 100 books sold, Amazon sells 105 Kindle books.
• Google vows to fight antipiracy bill even if passed During a London conference Google Executive Chairman, Eric Schmid, said: "If there is a law that requires DNS, to do x, and it's passed by both houses of Congress and signed by the president of the United States, and we disagree with it, then we would still fight it...If it's a request, the answer is we wouldn't do it; if it's a discussion, we wouldn't do it." [CNET]
• Lawsuit claims AT&T overcharges iPhone data users up to 300% According to this lawsuit, AT&T may be overcharging you as much as 300% on your iPhone bill. Even if you never use it. [The Loop]
• Verizon finally killing unlimited data plans this summer, says it'll get iPhone 5 at same time as AT&T Verizon has been saying they're getting rid of unlimited plans for some time, but it's more likely than ever this summer. They also are saying that when AT&T gets the iPhone 5, so will they. [Engadget]
• Google Maps OneBox Outlines OneBox is a nifty feature in Google Maps that outlines the city, country or zip code you're searching for. [Google Operating System]