四分之三的Facebook账户使用与他们的webmail相同的密码，谷歌的webapp和游戏商店很可能在今年秋天推出，关于将你的头从网络上移开的想法，以及苹果与Verizon合作的固件暗示。

• Google CEO Suggests You Change Your Name to Escape His Permanent Record Eric Schmidt suggested that, one day, every person reaching the age of 18 will have the opportunity to change their name and avoid the social media history they've built up. [ReadWriteWeb]
• 75% of people use their email passwords on Facebook, study says That's according to an examination of passwords that leaked online. That means they weren't the most secure passwords, but it's worth repeating the mantra: use different passwords for each site. [Download Squad]
• Chrome Web Store and Online Games Games and web applicati***, paid and free, will be available around October, according to 1Up.com's report. Everyone's hoping Google does a better job of making apps searchable and available than they did with the Android Market. [Google Operating System]
• Immersed In Too Much Information, We Can Sometimes Miss The Big Picture Thoughtful essay on how having your head so deep down in the c***tant flow of information can mean missing some striking, actual news. [All Tech C***idered/NPR]
• Adobe AIR Apps on Android Phones by Q4 2010 Could be an interesting outlet for developers looking for an easier inroad into the Android market. [Yahoo! News]
• Both Verizon Wireless iPhone and next generation iPad about to hit field testing? The evidence? A block of code built into the devices, removed just before each Apple launch, that identifies a device running on Verizon's CDMA network, then bypasses the mandatory activation process. [Boy Genius Report]
• Your Brain on Computers - Studying the Brain Off the Grid, Professors Find Clarity Take your brain offline for a bit, whether self-enforced or with a trip into deep nature, and you may find your brain changing itself to focus more and worry less. [NYTimes.com]