据传谷歌的电子书平台可能即将推出，第三方应用程序将在2011年获得AirPlay支持，总体而言，**更喜欢Android，**更喜欢iPhone。

• Steve Jobs: AirPlay Video Streaming Coming to Safari and Third-Party Apps in 2011 In an email reply Steve Jobs menti*** the expanded use of AirPlay should arrive by early 2011. [MacRumors]
• Google Set to Launch E-Book Venture Rumor has it Google is set to launch an open ebook platform by the end of this year allowing users to read purchased books anywhere they have access to their Google accounts. [WSJ]
• U.S. Smartphone Battle Heats Up: Which is the "Most Desired" Operating System? An October report shows that 29.7% of all mobile devices currently in the market are **artphones. Interesting to note, majority of women surveyed are c***idering iPhones as their next phones while men lean slightly more towards Android. [Nielsen]
• FCC chairman to propose plan for net neutrality In headway regarding Net Neutrality, the FCC Chairman will announce a plan to stop ISPs and networks from limiting or preventing access to certain sites. [The Washington Post]
• Most Shared Section in Google News Google News has added a "Most Shared" section listing news results based on the number of shares across the web. [Google Operating System].
• Race Is On to 'Fingerprint' Phones, PCs Device fingerprinting allows companies to take a deeper look at your online habits in order to promote products and ads more effectively. It's suggested the rate at which users are fingerprinted will dramatically increase in the next few years thanks to mobile devices. [WSJ]
• FTC online privacy report endorses "Do-Not-Track" mechani** for Web browsers The Federal Trade Commission is suggesting a more prominent feature across users browsers to quickly stop companies and sites from gathering personal data. [gov20.govfresh]
• Being bad to your customers is bad for business After being notified of a seller's use of negative feedback to promote his search engine ranking, Google's c***idered the solution and implemented a new algorithm to help prevent these types of issues from arising in the future. [Google Blog]
• Microsoft strong-armed into adding WP7 homebrew Windows Phone 7's recent jailbreak ChevronWP7 was suspended at Microsoft's request. It seems they intend to include homebrew support into the phones native functionality. [TechEYE]
• YouTube Officially Launches Ads You Can Skip YouTube's new ad system will allow users to skip selected ads after a five second delay. [TechCrunch]