大约16%的美国人发现他们每月的**账单上有一笔意想不到的费用，一些“创造性的”省钱的想法真的不值得，还有网络是如何重新连接你的大脑的。

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• One out of six cell phone users suffers from "bill shock" One out of every six cell phone users have experienced "bill shock," which is an unexpected charge in their monthly cell phone bill. Over 50 percent of these "shocks" cost customers more than $25 on their bill. [Ars Technica]
• What's The Worst Money-Saving Idea You've Ever Had? We've all gotten creative on how to scrimp and save an extra dollar or two, but what's the worst idea you've ever had? Some ideas just aren't worth it. [The C***umerist]
• 2,010 Calorie Cold Stone Shake Named Worst Drink In America Do not get the PB&C shake from Cold Stone Creamery unless you want to get your whole's day worth of 'nutrition' in one sitting. [The C***umerist]
• Facebook Launches Android SDK Facebook is releasing its first Android SDK today, letting developers find a way to integrate Android apps natively with Facebook. [TechCrunch]
• Author Nicholas Carr: The Web Shatters Focus, Rewires Brains It's been shown that the brains of people who use the internet more regularly rewires their thinking; but, it may not be all for the best because it encourages superficial, shallow thinking. [Wired]
• We've officially acquired AdMob! Google is acquiring AdMob, a mobile advertising company. According to Google, AdMob "was one of the first companies to serve ads inside mobile applicati*** on the Android and iPhone platforms." [The Official Google Blog]