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• Yahoo Mail Redesign Leaves Beta, Promises Speed Boost and Social Integration Yahoo! has been working on a redesign for their Mail function since October 2010, and today it has left beta. The redesign brings a cleaner interface, easier chat opti***, Twitter and Facebook integration, faster load times, and better spam filters. (As you can see, I rarely, if ever, check my Yahoo! Mail inbox.) [ReadWriteWeb]
• Little divides Apple, music publishers on cloud deal There are a lot of expectati*** being placed upon Apple's Cloud Music service. Record companies want to see a rise in sales, and hope that iTunes combined with the Cloud will do it. [CNET]
• At Dropbox, Over 100 Billion Files Served–And Counting My, how Dropbox has grown! Four years old and they are saving 300 million files a day, 100 million more than they did in April. [GigaOM]
• Windows 8 Could Make Its Public Debut Next Week While Windows 8 won't ship until 2012, it's likely that we'll be seeing previews of it next week. [Business Insider]
• Facebook testing new Page recommendation tool There's a new feature that lets you recommend content to your friends where only the owner of a page could do before. [The Next Web]
• Apple continues to tell support reps: do not help with Mac malware The numbers for exactly how many people have been hit by the MacDefender malware is still fuzzy, since Apple has basically put a gag order on anything to do with it. They've supposedly gone as far as to tell Customer Support Representatives to not give any help related to the malware.[ZDNet]
• Netflix isn't swamping the Internet; ISPs are overstating their congestion problems We've been hearing that Netflix takes up a good portion of the internet's bandwidth, but this may just be exaggeration on part of ISPs. [ITworld]
• Messenger will be seamlessly built into Windows Phone, bringing texting and IM together We posted about 'Mango' for Windows Phone 7 earlier today, but Microsoft gives the full details here on how wide Messenger's reach will be. [The Windows Blog]
• No More Offline Gmail in Google Chrome Google Chrome dropped support of Gears some time ago, and in Chrome 12 the "Offline" option in Gmail has become temporarily unavailable. The Offline feature will still work with Firefox 3.6 and Internet Explorer 8. [Google Operating System]