• Some of the biggest news to emerge from the tech world this week surrounds MySpace's covert development of a webmail application. All MySpace users will immediately be assigned an email address that will be their username followed by "@myspace.com." At launch, MySpace, with its 125 million members, would instantly become the third-largest webmail provider in the world.
TechCrunch broke the story based on some anonymous sources. MySpace did not confirm or deny the story, instead only offering this comment:
"Messaging is one of the most popular communication tools for MySpace’s 125 million users worldwide. We actively listen to the feedback we receive from our users and are constantly evaluating new ways to enhance the messaging experience for our community. Our recent collaboration with Google to introduce the first search and sort mail functionality into MySpace was extremely well received. We do not comment on company rumors or speculation but will share more details on additional product plans when we have news."
• One iPhone App developer complained that Apple enforced an unreasonable copyright claim in rejecting one of his apps.
• Police in Mumbai are cracking down on cyberterrorists.
• US Stream is preparing to unveil an application that can broadcast live video from an iPhone.
• Fair Blogs is a new service that lets users set up blog networks and share revenue among the writers.
• Social networking aggregator Power.com continues to have problems.
• Online storage enthusiasts have a new choice in ZumoDrive, which helps users back up data from multiple hardware platforms.
• A new iPhone app called Wobble lets users add wobble effects to any picture, no matter how racy.
• Gizmodo takes a look at the hottest new iPhone apps for the week.
• Apple chieftain Steve Jobs has stepped aside due to health reasons and may seek a liver transplant.
• Was Sony working on a PlayStation portable phone?
• Sleepy webmasters may find the new Boob Pillow enticing.
• Advanced computer users may want to know how to install Windows 7 on a Mac using Boot Camp.