Ars Technica has more on the outcry over changes to Entertainment Consumer Association membership cancellation procedures. Full Article at Blue's News

Apple’s recent purchase of music streaming service Lala – not officially confirmed by either company but seen as a done deal by inside sources – may seem curious, but a source told Reuters: "Apple recognizes that the model is going to evolve into a... Full Article at The Mac Observer

It has a number of interesting features, including a big (for a smartphone) 3.7” screen that might make it attractive to people wanting to read e-books. Full Article at TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home

As John Lennon sang in 1963, "The best things in life are free - but you can give them to the birds and bees. I want money!" It's the end of free! Not really. Full Article at Tech.co.uk

It seems one can wait almost a decade for a decent Microsoft operating system to tip up, and just as it does, there's already talk of starting work on the next one by the middle of next year, in time for a 2012 release. Full Article at Hexus

Ben Kuchera of Ars Technica writes: "Thanksgiving week is a boon for retailers, both on- and offline, and the big three are starting to share their sales data on their respective consoles. Full Article at N4G

Ben Kuchera of Ars Technica writes: "Thanksgiving week is a boon for retailers, both on- and offline, and the big three are starting to share their sales data on their respective consoles. Full Article at N4G

Receive the latest reviews, how-to's, news, and more. Locate wireless services by a specific address, city, state, country, airport, or zip code. Get our latest content via convenient RSS feeds. Full Article at PC World

The New York Times: said to be considering a return to its experiments with charging. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

To catch you up to speed, because -- let's face it -- most of you aren't deeply invested in Battlefield: Heroes, the free-to-play online game allows players to earn points with which to buy in-game items by either whipping out their wallets, or by... Full Article at Destructoid

EA and DICE have restructured the pricing system behind its popular free-to-play, casual PC shooter Battlefield: Heroes, much to the dismay of the game’s following. Full Article at Edge Magazine

Nothing gets buzz flowing like a security scare. A tape recording suggesting that Sprint provided law enforcement agencies with customer location data over 8 million times in one year has been made public, Ars Technica and others reported yesterday. Full Article at GigaOM

New York, 8:50 AM Wed Dec 2 73 posts in the last 24 hours New: Breaking news and daily top stories via email 9515 Subscribers Send a link to this post '' via email: Please enter your name. Please enter a valid email address. Full Article at Gizmodo

EA's DICE has changed the item pricing structure for its free-to-player shooter Battlefield Heroes, reducing the real-money cost of items while making their cost to rent or buy with in-game currency dramatically more expensive. Full Article at Eurogamer

REDMOND, Wash. , Dec. 1 (UPI) -- U.S. software giant Microsoft denied computer failures had resulted from November security patches, calling the reports "inaccurate." Full Article at United Press International

Steve Jobs appears to have personally approved an awesome video streaming application for the iPhone that violates Apple's developer guidelines, Ars Technica reports. The application is called Knocking Live Video. Full Article at The Business Insider

"The impassioned pleas of one developer e-mailed to Steve Jobs resulted in a quick reversal of his app's rejection. Full Article at MacDailyNews

Apple CEO Steve Jobs has personally intervened to reverse the rejection of an iPhone and iPod touch application for what is believed to be the first time. Full Article at iLounge | Formerly known as iPodlounge

Ars Technica tells us about a recent document from the FCC that outlines the seven biggest barriers to widespread broadband adoption. Full Article at [H]ard | OCP