如今，人们正在思考的一些更大的谜团包括：iPad是否正在扼杀上网本，链接受版权保护的内容是否构成犯罪，以及在Chick-fil-a预订一份免费的鸡肉辣味三明治是否值得。

• iPad Killing Netbooks Already? Research shows that the netbook industry is taking hits, while iPads are surging in demand and growth. While these two may not be directly related, it's hard not to speculate about the effect the iPad is having on the netbook market. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Google to Record Label: Linking Is Not a Crime! In a case about Google and a record company, Google says that linking is not a crime, especially when the company complies with take-down requests. It brings up the question of whether links, or actually hosting content, should be criminalized. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Scribd CTO: "We Are Scrapping Flash And Betting The Company On HTML5″ (Exclusive Screenshots) Scribd says they are scrapping Flash development, because they believe HTML5 is the wave of the future. It's another hit for Adobe and Flash toward evolving web standards. [TechCrunch]
• Opera joins in Jobs v Flash argument Opera says that they will support Flash for the time being, but that Adobe needs to start embracing web standards as things evolve. [TechRadar]
• Reserve Your Spicy Chicken Sandwich Visit this website on May 21st to reserve your free spicy chicken sandwich from Chick-fil-A. [Chick-fil-A]