The creator of Gmail hasn't tried Google Wave, Android and Chrome OS will likely become one at some point in the future, and AOL loses two capital letters and gains a period.
- Brin: Google's OSes likely to converge
Chrome OS and Android may become one at some point down the road. [CNET] - Mint Upselling To "Free"CreditReport.com
We've been big fans of personal finance webapp Mint for quite some time, but Consumerist notes some shady credit report upselling on the recently sold-to-Quicken service. Blah. [Consumerist] - Microsoft Offers To Pay News Corp To "De-List" Itself From Google
Bing's big opportunity to take over search from Google: Index important content that Google doesn't have. Or at least that's the idea. [Silicon Alley Insider] - Ubuntu 10.10 LTS Lycid may include a backup tool by default
The next release of Ubuntu could come with a built-in backup tool. [The Linux Tutorial] - Gmail Creator Thinks Email Will Last Forever. And Hasn't Tried Google Wave.
Paul Buchheit created Gmail, then founded Friendfeed, and now works at Facebook, and he's pretty comfortable with the future of email. [TechCrunch] - Meet the New AOL Logo: "Aol."
Internet dinosaur AOL changes its look, logo, and capitalization. Aol. it is. [AllThingsD] - Apple's Schiller Defends iPhone App Approval Process
Apple's iTunes App Store approval process has received all kinds of bad press for its mistakes, but Apple's senior vice president still doesn't think it's so bad. [BusinessWeek]
