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Google releases a drawing tool for Google Docs, Twitter hints at how it will make money, and T-Mobile launches a mobile 3G USB device to help keep you online anywhere.
A Pacman puppet show visits a small village in this commercial for Gametap.
Amazon starts free streaming of 5,000 films and TV shows for Prime customers, the Chinese government launches the Panguso search engine, and Google gets itself into more privacy trouble with its Doodle-4-Google program.
Ep. 1331: Of privacy and Blook Doodles
On today's show, it's a total Monday, so we devolve into nonsense words a little bit. It's mostly to stave off our justified rage over Cablevision and News Corp.'s money-motivated, consumer-unfriendly standoff. In other news, Google offers personalized Doodles on your birthday, and Borders offers yet another manifesto outlet. --Molly
Crysis, a forthcoming first-person shooter, is being developed for EA. The release date of the PC game is unknown, but a playable version should be on hand at the E3 show in May 2006.
Get an in-depth look at Shadowrun, the first game to be released on (and playable on) both Xbox 360 and the upcoming Windows Vista.
Game trailer: Team Ico Collection
The Team Ico Collection will feature the developer's first two groundbreaking PS2 endeavors, Ico and Shadow of the Colossus for a PS3 release in the spring of 2011. Both games will be remastered in HD and playable in 3D.
2007 LA Auto Show: 2008 Ford Mustang Bullitt
The iconic car movie "Bullitt" approaches its 40th anniversary, and Ford has a special Mustang just for the occasion. Get a first look from the floor at the 2007 LA Auto Show.
