谷歌又向一家社交游戏公司砸了一大笔钱，Flickr公开了它的重新设计，IE9发布了另一个开发者预览版，Mozilla向我们展示了Firefox设计中哪些方面最有用。

• Final Internet Explorer 9 preview released — t*** of fixes, speed-ups, and only 8 weeks until the beta You can't actually use it as a browser yet—that's what the beta will do—but you can see the stronger hardware acceleration and boosted audio processing in IE9. [Download Squad]
• Google Buys Slide for $182 Million, Getting More Serious about Social Games Google is obviously very serious about getting into some kind of web-based gaming/networking ecosystem, despite many viewing them as more panda-like than lobster-iffic. [TechCrunch/Gizmodo]
• Firefox Heatmap Ever wonder how many people actually click and use the different parts of Firefox's interface? Wonder no more with this awesome data plotting from Mozilla. [Mozilla Labs via Firefox Facts]
• Welcome to your new photo page After keeping it under loose members-only wraps, Flickr's now showing the wide world its new layout, which makes for bigger photos, easier navigation, and a better all-around feel. [Flickr Blog]
• No Gray Box You know that dotted, gray box that appears around a link after you click it? This guy really didn't like it, so he wrote an extension that removes it. Awesome. [zak123]
• How to Install Apps to the SD Card by Default on Android 2.2 Froyo With Froyo starting to show up on more phones and giving users the option to install apps onto their SD cards, here's a method to make apps install onto your storage chips by default. [Androinica]