Android智能**本季度销量超过iPhone，微软将其即将推出的在线套件Office Web应用免费提供给公众，所有人都对Facebook的隐私政策感到不安。

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• Android Now Outselling iPhone [REPORT] Android **artphones outsold the iPhone in the first quarter of 2010, accounting for 28 percent of the market share versus the iPhone's 21 percent market share. [Mashable]
• Big leap: Microsoft makes free version of Office, its cash cow With Microsoft Office 2010 being launched on Wednesday, Office Web Apps, its free online version of the suite, will make its debut to compete with Google Docs. It still won't have all of the features of the paid version of Microsoft Office 2010. [The Seattle Times]
• Spotify update A recent Spotify update has added local library support, Gracenote support, and the ability to star music. [#tips]
• Steve Jobs: iPad Printing Will Come In an email exchange with Steve Jobs, Jobs said that printing will eventually come and be available as a feature on the iPad. No other details are available. [Gizmodo]
• Google Editi*** scores deals with "nearly all" U.S. publishers Nearly all U.S. publishers will be part of Google's new ebook store this summer, Google Editi***. Over 20,000 publishers and authors will be be part of the four million books available. [Download Squad]
• A faster Wi-Fi format aims to eliminate most wires The Wi-Fi Alliance, an organization that covers wireless industry standards, announced WiGig. WiGig is a new specification that allows data streams faster than 10 times today's fastest Wi-Fi networks, and is envisioned as a complement rather than a replacement for current Wi-Fi bands. [Los Angeles Times]
• Top Flash Mispercepti*** : Flash is a CPU Hog Flash is commonly dubbed as a CPU hog, but often the comparis*** aren't made between similar technologies. It's generally on par, if not better, with comparable technologies, with the exception of video playback. [Mike Chambers]
• Fluid, the site-specific browser creator, goes entirely open source Fluid, a Mac app that lets users set up site-specific browsers for their favorite web app, has released all their code and gone entirely open-source. [Download Squad]
• Skype "Seriously C***idering" Ads According to a British newspaper, Skype is seriously c***idering ads to optimize its revenue. Currently, the company's main source of revenue is by selling its features which allows users to make calls to landlines and mobile phones. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Facebook Confirms Its Location Product Facebook is adding a location feature to its social networking site. The location feature first showed up on its iPod-friendly web site at touch.facebook.com. Facebook says there are no plans to currently use this feature in conjunction with its marketing partners as of yet. [TechCrunch]
• Facebook's Gone Rogue; It's Time for an Open Alternative With the c***tant changing of Facebook's privacy—or lack of privacy—concerns, maybe its time the company stops thinking it has the "right to own and define our identities." [Wired]
• The Evolution of Privacy on Facebook Matt McKeon has a visual representation of how Facebook has changed its privacy over the years, based on data from Google, the Facebook Data Team, and McKeon's own guesses. [Matt McKeon]