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• $1 Million Doesn't Cut It for Retirement One million dollars isn't enough for retirement. About half of financial advisors suggest that people under the age of 40 should aim to save double that amount. [Yahoo]
• Google Developing Tablet to Take on iPad Google is developing an Android-powered tablet to take on Apple's iPad. They've already announced an ebook store that will launch in coming months. [Mashable]
• A veritable boatload of read items The most starred items in Google Reader are often Lifehacker stories. Thanks, guys! [The Official Google Reader Blog]
• Opera Hits 100 Million Users, Leads in Mobile, Lags on Desktop Opera has 100 million users now, both of which are equally spit between the desktop and mobile version. While desktop users represent a fraction of the market, it's a c***iderable share of the mobile marketplace. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Netflix Now Available on the Wii C***ole If you didn't already request your Netflix streaming DVD for Wii, just head here and get it delivered ASAP. [The Netflix Blog]
• eBook Piracy ‘Surges' After iPad Launch Even though ebook piracy is still not widespread, torrents for available ebooks showed increased activity after the iPad launch. [TorrentFreak]
• Adobe Creative Suite 5 Now Available Adobe's Creative Suite 5 is officially available with native 64-bit support, starting at $1,699. [Gizmodo]
• Flash CS5 will export to HTML5 Canvas Adobe's Flash CS5 will allow developers to export their Flash animati*** to HTML5. [9 to 5 Mac]
• Plink is joining Google! Plink, a visual search engine, has been acquired by Google. [PlinkArt Blog]
• Remember Google's Super Bowl Search Ad? Now You Can Make Your Own You can create your own Google Super Bowl ad with Google's Search Stories Video Creator with up to seven queries. [TechCrunch]