一位安全专家和浏览器黑客说，保持浏览器安全的最好办法就是不要安装Flash，苹果以专利诉讼威胁智能**竞争对手，Netflix考虑iPhone流媒体，一段视频提供了一些惊人的互联网统计数据。

• JESS3 / The State of The Internet Pretty interesting video illustrating the vastness of the 'net, embedded above. [via Gizmodo]
• We're Not In Kansas Anymore. Well, We Are — Google, Kansas. Google announced last month that they're looking to test their chops as an ISP with ultra-high speed Gigabit internet, and a desperate Topeka, Kansas changes its name to "Google, Kansas" for the month in an attempt to woo Google to their homes. [TechCrunch]
• Reigning Pwn2Own champion: "The main thing is not to install Flash!" Security expert Charlie Miller—who's proved his hacking chops by winning the Pwn2Own browser hacking contest the last two years—offers that simple advice for browser security. [Download Squad]
• Apple Sues HTC For Infringing On 20 iPhone Patents: The Complete Documents Apple dropped some serious lawyering on HTC, maker of a whole lot of Android devices, claiming copyright infringement. [Gizmodo]
• Searching for gold during the Games Interesting look at what people searched for during the Olympics. [Official Google Blog]
• Netflix Is Surveying Interest In An iPhone App Netflix sends out a survey asking users if they'd be interested in streaming videos to the iPhone. [TechCrunch]
• Fast new windows Google rolled out a **all update yesterday that speeds up new compose windows in Gmail. It's a **all tweak, but solves a big annoyance for those of us who actually compose things in new windows.