China’s government and people are miffed at Apple and their subversive music, according to a report in today's Guardian. Earlier this month, the Songs for Tibet album with some of the usual politically minded suspects went up for sale in China through iTunes and ruffled some feathers.

A couple of ex-Google brains think they can beat Google at its oldest game. I think there are a couple things that will make that more difficult than they hoped. Apparently, I'm not the only one.

Gamer geeks will be pleased to know that this weekend not only marks the first weekend of the summer, but also the first of several gamer events around the city.

The BBC has an article up on its website about the unveiling of the "new" oldest known recordings of computer generated music.

The fire is spreading across the web today, as the folks behind the third version of Firefox attempt to enter the Guinness World Records for the most software downloaded in 24 hours.