谷歌PowerPoint声称他们不是垄断，苹果拒绝了一个应用程序，因为他们害怕BitTorrent，而且本周不要对假冒的Windows7更新感到惊慌。

• Apple rejects BitTorrent control app Drivetrain Proving that they either don't understand what BitTorrent is or they're just not willing to touch anything with the slightest hint of a piracy association, Apple rejects an iPhone application that remotely controls the BitTorrent client, Tran**ission. Their reason? "This category of applicati*** is often used for the purpose of infringing third party rights." By that logic, they'd better reject Safari while they're at it. To complicate matters, they've actually already approved a BitTorrent remote control called Trackr (iTunes link) that, incidentally, supports remotely adding torrents to Tran**ission and uTorrent. [iLounge]
• Google's "We're Not A Monopoly" PowerPoint Presentation Google's been fighting against a lot of monopoly talk lately, and now we get to take a look at a PowerPoint presentation they've been shopping around D.C. to convince lawmakers that they are not. [Business Insider]
• Microsoft to Test Windows 7 with Fake Fixes In an attempt to test the Windows 7 update tools, Microsoft will release up to 10 fake updates this week. [PC World]
• Wolfram Alpha Opens for Searching On May 18th The impossibly cool-looking data search engine that we checked out at the beginning of the month is officially slated for a May 18th launch. [Gizmodo]
• Baby Monitors Killing Urban Wi-Fi Baby monitors and wireless TV tran**itters may be slowing down Wi-Fi connecti*** in densely populated areas. [Slashdot]