谷歌和苹果正在成为完美的伙伴，博克西正在寻找内容开发者的报酬，而比尔·盖茨则跃跃欲试，是的，事实上，在你将近一天的收尾笔记里有一个网站。

• The Gates Notes Ostensibly posted as a means of communicating the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's notes and progress reports, it's really a chance to see how Mr. Gates rolls when he's on the web. At the moment, there's no RSS or comments, but those are coming, and you can follow Bill on Twitter.
• The War Between Apple and Google Has Just Begun How far apart have Google and Apple drifted? Apple's looking at making Bing the default search engine on the iPhone, YouTube is looking to start its own movie rental business, and, man, there's a lot of money and muscle to be thrown around in the days to come. [Bits Blog/NYTimes.com]
• YouTube Debuts Movie Rentals Speaking of YouTube movie rentals, they just arrived—for five Sundance Film Festival entrants, at least, at $3.99 a pop. The video service says that more offerings will be available in the coming weeks. [Mashable]
• Coming soon: Boxee Payments Looking to expand beyond free web videos, the media center software is looking to offer content providers a means to get paid, with fees lower than the typical app store. Exciting stuff—let's hope HBO is paying attention. [Boxee Blog]
• Doing our share to help Haiti If you've got a Google Voice account and need to make a call to Haiti, it's free for the next two weeks. [Google Voice Blog]
• Communicating Directly with Your Users via Email Facebook applicati*** can now contact their users directly via email. Facebook asks that apps send "interesting and relevant information," but give it two months and we'll see what arrives. [Facebook]
• Serving better ads in Gmail If Gmail doesn't have a good advertising match for your message—like if it, say, has certain tragic words—the free webmail service will now pull relevant ads from another message you've recently viewed. [Official Gmail Blog]