Google's e-book store ready for chapter one

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Google's Web e-book store ready for chapter one It's getting to be a crowded market for e-books, but Google's long-awaited entry into this space with the Google eBookstore could make room for another. Read full story A tense look at Facebook on '60 Minutes' An interview with CBS' "60 Minutes" offers a rare televised appearance by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, with many of the questions expressing concern over its growing global power. Read full story Facebook rolls out face-lift for profile pages CEO Mark Zuckerberg gives sneak peek of profile pages' new look during an interview on "60 Minutes," but you can get the new layout now. Read full story Microsoft: Kinect shortages aren't intentional The software giant is not keeping supply low to drum up demand for its motion-gaming peripheral, spokesman tells gaming site in recent interview. Read full story Report: Placards say white iPhone due in spring Signs are apparently popping up in Apple stores with fine print that notes a spring launch for the long-delayed white iPhone, according to a Mac enthusiast site. Read full story Little juice left in Lime Wire The company, whose file-sharing software had already been gutted by court order, says it will shut down completely at the start of 2011. Read full story Connect with CNET News Facebook Twitter CNET News online

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