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Warner Bros. to Rent Movies Digitally on Facebook, Starting With ‘Dark Knight’ – The Hollywood Reporter
Facebook seems to be quickly evolving to be the next Internet. If this takes off, I can’t see any limit to the way FB can integrate commerce.
Warner Bros. is turning to Facebook, where it hopes to find an electronic audience interested in digitally renting The Dark Knight
T-Mobile switching to Sprint?
Last year June I switched from T-Mobile over to Sprint, primarily because at that moment, T-Mobile lacked both a 4G network and a really good Android phone. I got the Sprint EVO 4G and other than that absolutely crappy battery life, the service, the phone, and the data have been fabulous. Looks like I was a little ahead of my time because looks like T-Mobile is going to switch to Sprint too. This acquisition was floated around before so I’m not holding my breath, but if it does happen we as consumers will probably have some nicely expanded options. The rest of my family is still on T-mobile so if in fact this merger does happen we can all be one happy clan all over again.
Deutsche Telekom AG has held talks to sell its T-Mobile USA unit to Sprint Nextel Corp. in exchange for a major stake in the combined entity, said people with knowledge of the matter.
via businessweek.com
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Google Nav now adding real-time traffic routing features
I can see Google really excelling in this feature, especially if they start networking all the Android phones in a car on a given route.
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