现在你可以通过另一个用户的feed看到Twitter，Google向每个尝试googlewallet的人赠送10美元，Amazon给出了20个最受欢迎城市的名单。

• Now You Can See Twitter The Way I See Twitter If you're interested in finding out what Twitter Power Users are reading and from where, this new feature will give you a glimpse of their feeds without looking them up individually. [TechCrunch]
• Cheapi**.com to Serve up Local Guides to Cheap Restaurants Foursquare has a new partner in Cheapi**.com, a review site aimed at finding the best value for your dollar, to find you the best cheap outs in your area. Fast-food places need not apply. [WalletPop]
• Spring cleaning for some of our APIs Google announced seven new APIs at Google I/O this year, so now it's time for out with the old in a bit of spring cleaning. [Google Code Blog]
• Google Gives Everyone $10 to Try New Google Wallet...but There's a Catch Google is trying to entice you with $10 to try out Google Wallet! Of course, there's a catch, but not an incredibly obvious one. Basically: if Google knows where you're spending your money, Google will then know how to better advertise to you. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Amazon Reveals Most Well-Read Cities in the U.S. Amazon has opened up their records to list the most well-read cities of America. And just who is at number one? Cambridge, of course. [Mashable]
• Senator Blocks Bill Giving Feds Power to Blacklist Piracy Sites The Protect IP Act would grant the US government the power to blacklist all piracy sites, as well as forcing search engines to stop displaying links to them. The bill seemed to be moving forward this morning, but was fortunately blocked by an Oregon senator. [Wired]
• Firefox about:permissi*** Page Brings New Privacy Controls Firefox's about:permissi*** page will let you easily keep track of your privacy opti***, such as passwords for specific sites you've saved. [ExtremeTech]