Steve Jobs and Co. crept under the radar with a secret press conference and announced the new wares it will be pushing this holiday season. In addition to an all-new, streaming-only Apple TV, Apple showed off its true moneymakers: an entirely revamped iPod line. The Shuffle got its buttons back, the Nano shrunk and received a touchscreen, and the Touch was updated with an extra camera, a faster chip, and Apple's newest mobile OS. If you listen closely, you can hear Jobs rapping to himself: "The winter's mine!". [Time]
WTF? Sony's Walkman still runs Japan? [Crunch Gear]
According to a new study, nearly 72 percent of adults use text messaging. [MSNBC]
Stephen Hawking puts his own twist on the Big Bang. Riveting stuff, really. [Fox News]
Amazon announced another service to compete with Apple. When are Jeff Bezos and Steve Jobs gonna box it out on Pay-Per-View? [WSJ]
The days are numbered for China's 800 million unidentified cellphone users [NY Times]
Google's Chrome browser turns two today! Celebrate by downloading the newest version. [Mashable]
