AT&T的网络仍然遭受着最多的掉话，MobileMe据说将免费，谷歌在其谷歌翻译文本到语音功能中增加了20多种语言。

• AT&T Takes a Commanding Lead... In Dropped Calls Despite AT&T's efforts in improving their drop call performance, a study by ChangeWave Research still shows that the AT&T network still suffers the most. AT&T users experience three times as many the percentage of dropped calls as Verizon users. [Gizmodo]
• Giving a voice to more languages on Google Translate Google is adding more text-to-speech functionality to Google Translate by adding over 20 languages through eSpeak, an open source speech synthesizer. [The Official Google Blog]
• RUMOR: Apple to make MobileMe free There is a rumor swirling the interwebs that Apple might make their synchronization program MobileMe free, as opposed to the current cost of $99 per year. [MacDailyNews]
• New York Times Android App Now Available in Android Market The New York Times app for Android is now available for download on Android Market. It's very similar to the iPhone app in functionality and allows users to cache articles offline. [AndroidGuys]
• Apple Acknowledges, Prepares to Patch iPad Wi-Fi Bug Apple has officially acknowledged that some iPad users are experiencing a Wi-Fi glitch. According to Apple's web site, the bug will be fixed in a future iPad software update, but there's no word when Apple will push out the fix. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Researcher reveals Safari zero-day bug for Windows Apple's Safari browser for Windows has been discovered to contain a huge vulnerability for hackers. It is caused by an error in how Safari handles parent windows. Windows users are encourage to disable JavaScript as a temporary defense. [Macworld]
• Etherpad.org The real-time document collaboration app EtherPad closed down after Google bought them, then went open source, and now has a legacy site for you to download the code yourself or find web-based alternatives that use Etherpad code. [Etherpad.org]
• DoGood The DoGooder browser plug-in hides general advertising on web sites and replaces them with green-related messages. Fifty percent of the profit generated is donated to green programs, charity, and non-profit organizati***. [DoGood]
• One Step Closer to Boxee Payments with Vindicia Boxee has chosen payment provider Vindicia as its platform for users to pay for premium content. They will roll out the system at the end of the summer. [Boxee]
• Free Small Dunkin' Donuts Iced Coffee Today (Select Markets) If you live in certain cities in Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, DC, and Pennsylvania, head over to Dunkin' Donuts to get a free **all iced coffee. [The C***umerist]