谷歌在其语言翻译工具中增加了语音输入选项，Chrome的预稳定频道内置了打印预览标志，Safari计划推出自己的不跟踪浏览器功能。

• Apple Adds Do-Not-Track Tool to New Browser Apple has included a do-not-track option to Safari 5, which will ship out with Mac OS Lion but is currently up for download on Apple's website. This leaves Google Chrome as the only browser to not offer the privacy option. [The Wall Street Journal]
• Google Chrome print preview now working in Canary Even though it is hidden in the about:flags, print preview is now available for Chrome Canary, Dev channel, and Chromium. [Browser Scene]
• Facebook Rolls Out New Find Friends Feature In pursuit of making it social connectivity, Facebook has added a Friend Finder feature. [The Next Web]
• Spotify Puts New Caps on Free Music (and Knows You'll Hate It) Spotify, the European music service, has added a limit on the amount of streaming one can do with their free service. So what's changed? New users will still have 20 hours of streaming a month, but only for the first six months, at which point it gets cut to 10 hours. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Google Translate, Now With Voice Input Currently this feature is only usable if the input is in English, but if you use the Chrome 11 Beta, Google Chrome 12 Dev/Canary, or a recent build of Chromium you can try out the voice-to-text feature on Google Translate. [Google Operating System]