It's not TV. It's Netflix.

Google may be testing a mobile payment option in San Francisco and New York, Twitter lets you make your account more secure using HTTPS, and Netflix may be bidding for an original TV production from David Fincher.

by Natali Morris

March 16, 2011 8:25 AM PDT Follow @natalimorris

It's not TV. It's Netflix.

Links from Wednesday's episode of Loaded:

Netflix may be bidding to own an original show called "House of Cards."
T-Mobile announces a new Sidekick running Android on T-Mobile's 4G network.
You can now watch live MLB games on Facebook.
Google may be launching a mobile phone payment trial in San Francisco and New York.
Google previews updates for its blogging platform, Blogger.
Kindle and Nook users can now share books using eBook Fling.
Twitter gives you an option to make your account more secure by always using HTTPS.
Microsoft releases Internet Explorer 9, but not for Windows XP, unfortunately.

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