Finally, NYC is on its next-level bike ish. Launching this fall is an all-new low-cost bike sharing system called Social Bikes. Similar to a few European services, Social Bikes will be equipped with a GPS-enabled, lightweight locking system that you can leave at any bike rack in the city. If you're looking for a bike on any particular day, just load up the iPhone app and select one from the map. Ride out! [CrunchGear]
You're about to see Tweet buttons all over the 'Net. [PC World]
Surprise, surprise: the girl who brought down former HP CEO Mark Hurd was in Playboy. [Gawker]
The Woz turns 60 today. Clap for 'im! [Gizmodo]
Dell's phone/tablet hybrid, the Streak, hits stores on the 13th. It'll be $300 through AT&T, or $550 by itself. [Engadget]
Here's what happens when you reach Gmail's storage limit. *sadtrombone* [Mashable]