Google has started notifying users in China when they use search terms that are censored by the Chinese government, the company announced on its official blog.

When a user in China types such a keyword into Google’s Chinese search site, a warning will show up, explaining that the term might trigger China’s Internet blockade mechanisms.

http://mashable.com/2012/06/01/google-warns-censored-china

In one of the latest signs of the impending apocalypse, Billboard Brasil has created a playable guitar/urinal that wails while you whiz. Read this blog post by Amanda Kooser on Crave.

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It’s an interesting rumor from Pocket-lint citing “trusted sources”. And there are some further signs of this possibility, as Robin Wauters reports.

I’ve long-thought that Facebook would eventually build their own browser — and buying one would be significantly easier than building one from scratch. But the more I think about this now, the more I’m convinced that Facebook is going to bet the entire company on mobile. They’re already starting to. Instagram deal, etc.

That could mean acquiring Opera to take over their mobile browser project — and reports like this may back that idea up. But even that would be a temporary move. Facebook still needs to build their own phone (or at least phone OS) if they truly want to succeed in mobile.