Kindle登陆英国，Android每天点击20万次激活，HTML5的优点得到了深入的解释，“昂贵”的本地/有机食品的现实，Wired对为什么挥舞**不会很快取代刷卡的现实做出了实事求是的解释。

• Why Your Phone Can't Really Replace Your Credit Card Remember a few days ago, when news leaked that cellphone makers might start their own payment system? Wired points out that they're certainly not going to replace Visa/MasterCard & Co., due to security, ubiquity, and other (depressing) reas***. [Epicenter/Wired.com]
• New Amazon Kindle arrives for the UK Amazon's Kindle is on the literary warpath, it seems, opening up more than 40,000 e-books in the UK. [TechRadar UK]
• 200,000 Android Activati*** Every Day Powered in large part by the recent big **artphone launches, Google's **artphone platform is still on the grow. [AndroidGuys]
• WTF is HTML5 and Why Should I Care? A good explainer of this HTML5 thingamajig, written from a developer or web enthusiast's perspective. We ourselves have taken a stab at explaining the next new thing. [Focus]
• Michael Pollan on Why $8 for a Dozen Eggs Makes Sense The noted food writer gets put in a mildly hot seat about the cost of eating good food, and responds with some good sense about what we're paying for what kinds of food. [WSJ.com]
• Hunch Relaunches as Internet Personalization Service Hunch, a question-asking recommendation service that seemed pretty neat at first glance, has reorganized and made its mission—personalized recommendati*** of media and products—more straightforward. [ReadWriteWeb]