微软称Android侵犯了它的专利，一个组织监视BitTorrent用户，iTunes9.1.1的更新下载量高达93MB。

拉芙瑞摄。

• Microsoft claims Android steps on its patents Microsoft says that Android infringes on its patents ranging from the user interface to the operating system—but they solve it without a lawsuit. [CNET]
• On iPhone, beware of that AT&T Wi-Fi hot spot A security researcher discovered that spoofing AT&T hotspots—and spying on trusting iPhone users' browsing—may be a problem. [CNET]
• Anyone Can Play Big Brother With BitTorrent A group from the French Institute of Computer Science claims to have spied on BitTorrent users over 100 days, and to have identified 70% of people uploading content via the popular file sharing protocol. [Slashdot]
• No Hulu Love For The UK After All The Hulu UK launch looks like it's going to get put on hold as a result of not being able to get "any traction in the British TV market." [Gizmodo]
• Apple Releases ITunes 9.1.1 Apple releases iTunes 9.1.1. In addition to fixing iTunes glitches, the download is also at a whopping 93 MB. [PC World]
• Netflix Prepares for International Expansion Netflix looks like it might take try to take their product to international markets, as suggested by a job posting. [Mashable]
• How does a user's location affect search results? Google explains how they use your location to fine tune search results so that they will be more relevant to you. [YouTube]
• Apple Buys Siri, A Mobile Assistant App, As War With Google Heats Up Apple buys Siri, a personal assistant iPhone app. How much they bought it for is not known, but it's guessed at between $100 million to $200 million. [Business Insider]
• Graphic.ly Wants To Blow Your Mind Away With Digital Comics (Video Demo) Graphic.ly is a social-digital comic book reader that recently came out of beta and has apps for the desktop, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. [TechCrunch]