| After hiring 4,500 people in 2010, Google wants to hire well over 6,000 people across the board as it gears up for 2011. Or to put it another way: if activists using Twitter go on to topple a government, the real story should be that the government got toppled, not that the revolution was tweeted. The company didn't want to comment on persistent reports that Twitter.com is inaccessible amid anti-government protests. Perhaps it was still in the dark about what's happening. Republicans and Democrats push Justice Department for details on what it wants from mandatory data retention, with committee chairman describing Internet as "virtual playground for sex predators." (q&a) With her new book, the well-known game designer delves into the question of why life makes people unhappy and how games might well be the answer. She also tells CNET about her new start-up and the game that saved her life. A few weeks using LG's Optimus One shows Android workable for low-end smartphones. Just don't push it too hard. | | Company's fourth-quarter growth leaves competitors in its dust, according to a new report. However, iPads buoy the figures.  | | | Featured item | | |   | | | | Verizon's $30 a month unlimited data plan is too good to be permanently true, Facebook will compete with Groupon via Buy With Friends, and the DOJ's proposed data retention plan is quite vague. | |
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