Verizon Droid**经历了一些类似Y2K的时间戳故障和修复，Firefox**在面对面测试中表现良好，我们都学会了选择快餐的逻辑方法。

• Mystery Of Droid Autofocus C***piracy Solved (For Reals This Time) It sounds like a prank, but an issue with timestamp rounding caused some Verizon Droid phones to fail at camera auto-focusing. Last night, many phones started focusing correctly, but the bug will be back in 24 days—unless an expected software patch rolls out before then. [TechCrunch]
• Where Should I Eat? Fast Food Edition (Flowchart) Humorous, yet not entirely off-base flowchart helps you decide where to grab those no-time-to-wait bites. Missing: Pizza Pizza option under the "Are You Canadian?" switch. [Eating The Road]
• What Happens When You Bring a 22-Year-Old Mac to the Genius Bar? You'll have to watch Adam Frucci's video for the full answer, but there's a surprising amount of empathy. Notable: Apple Stores keep five years' worth of hardware on hand. [Gimodo]
• Alternative mobile browsers tested: Skyfire vs Opera Mobile vs Fennec vs Safari vs Internet Explorer vs BlackBerry All those mobile browsers are put through a standards compliance, speed test, and feature review. Firefox Mobile seems like the overall winner, though mobile Safari is the most standards-compliant. [CNET UK]
• Mozilla Weave Sync Beta is Wicked Fast The password/bookmark/settings syncer gets a nice little update, and one mobile-loving blogger finds it seriously speedier than its previous version. Bring on the currently open tab syncing, please. [jkOnTheRun]
• Bing Captures Almost 10 Percent Search Share In U.S. According to one web metric, anyways. Google gains another half-point, though, meaning the real loser is Yahoo. [TechCrunch]