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For 30 Facebook credits, you can rent Warner Bros. “The Dark Knight” for 48 hours. And, while watching the movie through Facebook, you can post comments or update your status.

The iPad 2 goes on sale this week. With it come some new features. But. What is the tipping point that will make it “worthwhile” for you to buy? This article offers five things to consider before you buy.

Nokia has begun shifting their stance from open source to Microsoft by selling the Qt framework. The cross-platform framework has been purchased by Digia.

The bright light of your computer monitor, especially towards bedtime, can apparently disrupt your sleep. The content of what you watched is less disruptive than the light used in the display of your computer or other device.

If you’ve visited the website of PlayStation 3 hacker George Hotz any time since January 2009, Sony now has the right to obtain your IP address and other information. Magistrate Joseph Spero granted Sony the rights to server logs, registration forms, account information, and more from Bluehost’s geohot.com site.

Google deleted a number of malware-infected apps from Android devices over the weekend. The apps, originally sold through the Android Market, were removed from the e-store last week.

InFlight Labs, LLC announced the deployment of InFlightMessenger.com which uses an aircraft’s Wi-Fi connection to let passengers have single or group two-way text message conversations with their business associates, family and friends while in flight.

SPB Software has released SPB Wireless Monitor for Android – a solution for measuring data traffic and calculating network usage for the different apps on your device. SPB Wireless Monitor is compatible with Android 2.1 and higher.

Silk fibers, turned into a liquid, are being used to create membranes that can work as insulators in bendable electronics. The research is being done at National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan.