目前还没有迹象表明iPhone会被美国电话电报公司（AT&T）束缚，Facebook继续侵蚀用户对在线隐私的期望，索尼最终因放弃PS3对Linux的支持而出庭受审。

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• iPhone tethering on AT&T still waiting on better network performance Ten months after the official announcement from AT&T, iPhone tethering still looks like it has a ways to go because of the demand it will poise to AT&T networks. [Engadget]
• Facebook's Eroding Privacy Policy: A Timeline The Electronic Frontier Foundation examines how Facebook has slowly transformed from a private social network to one where much of your data is public by default. [EFF]
• Google Announces ‘Place Pages' for Android Phones Google has made a mobile version of Place Pages for Android users. Android users will now be able to see pictures, reviews, price range, and ratings about a particular place. [AndroidGuys]
• Dropping PS3 Linux Support Lands Sony in Court After dropping Linux support in March, a Californian man who said he bought the PS3 because of the feature back in 2007 is taking Sony to court. [Wired]
• Hotmail to add push email, social network integration and a **art security scheme Hotmail is adding push email support to phones, through Exchange ActiveSync. Also, contacts from other social networking sites will be integrated into your Hotmail contact list. All of these changes are set to deploy in June. [Download Squad]
• WTF CNN? If you've ever been frustrated by the front page of CNN, WTF CNN? is a web site that allows you to compare their home page (and the stories they highlight) to major newspapers around the world. [WTF CNN?]