亚马逊可能会开始视频记录他们的发货过程，以证明他们给了你正确的商品，YouTube改变了它的外观，更多的证据表明，与大多数人的想法相反，他们可能无法完成多个任务。

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• Only a Few Can Multi-Task A study conducted at the University of Utah shows that most people cannot multi-task, which means talking on the phone while driving is probably not a good idea. [New York Times Bits]
• Amazon To Start Filming Itself Packing Outgoing Packages Amazon is looking into ways to prove to customers they sent your shipment to you. [C***umerist]
• YouTube Gets a Facelift. Here's the Memo. Starting this afternoon, YouTube might start to look just a little bit different. [AllThingsD]
• Jury Sides With Novell in Long-running SCO Battle A jury has sided with Novell, backing the open-source and Linux community. SCO claimed IBM had violated its rights by contributing Unix code to Linux in 2003. [PC World]
• Postal Service's Saturday Cuts Will Hurt Netflix If the US Postal Service stops Saturday delivery service like Suggested, it could be a bad omen for Netflix's biggest day of the week. [C***umerist]
• Using FoxIt because you think it's safer than Adobe Reader? Think again. FoxIt may be a free (and less resource-heavy) alternative to Adobe Reader, but it's not necessarily as safe as you might hope. [Download Squad]
• Mozilla's Q1 2010 Analyst Report – State of the Internet Firefox holds a market share of 30 percent worldwide and people in South America and Antarctica are really keen about customizing their browsers. [Mozilla]
• US Court Wants isoHunt to Remove Infringing Torrents A California court has proposed a permanent injunction that would require isoHunt to maintain a list of banned keywords on its search engine, and to remove torrents matching them. [Torrent Freak]
• Some Yahoo email accounts hacked in China, Taiwan Chinese and Taiwanese hackers continue to hack and access Yahoo e-mail accounts of journalists and activists. [Yahoo]