| The Chrome OS notebook that Google is shipping to pilot program members looks extremely similar to the black MacBook Apple shipped in 2007. Some side-by-side pics. Whistle-blower site continues to face heavy criticism and repercussions for publishing extensive details of U.S. military and diplomatic activity. Google shipped its limited-edition prototype notebook Cr-48 today, which runs the first public beta of the Chrome OS. The browser-based operating system feels stable, but is the world ready to store all its data in the cloud? Dutch police say they have arrested a 16-year-old hacker involved in the pro-WikiLeaks attacks on the Web sites of MasterCard and PayPal, but the denial-of-service attacks continue. Facebook co-founders Mark Zuckerberg and Dustin Moskovitz decide to join Warren Buffet and Bill Gates and give away half their wealth. Barry McCarthy, who helped create the pioneering Web video service, banked more than $40 million before leaving. But don't panic: he says the company is in good shape. Apple will move its MacBook line to Intel's Sandy Bridge processors in 2011, possibly squeezing out rival graphics chips, sources tell CNET. A lawsuit accuses the operator of a porn site of checking whether a visitor had been to other Web sites using "history sniffing." UCSD researchers say YouPorn isn't alone. 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. 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. | 
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