The Technology/PDA newsbucket: iPhone pricing, new Droid, HTML5 and more

Welcome to Taunton! Photo by xelcise on Flickr. Some rights reserved A quick burst of links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team iPhone 4 UK O2/Orange/Vodafone comparison >> jmedwards The most comprehensive iPhone price comparison around. How many iPhones at the Taunton phone shop? Josh Peart knows. Google and Motorola Unveil the New Droid >> Mashable liveblog 10.45am: "Flash is the web's most pervasive software," says Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen. This is probably true. But is it good? HTML5Rocks >> Google It's been *days* since we pointed you to an HTML demonstrator site. This one doesn't require you to use Apple's Safari. Net Usage Index : Music >> Akamai.com See where people are tuning in to streamed music. Streamed football not shown.. England match triggers net surge >> BBC News A rise of 31% in web traffic during the match you say? Probably just people pressing "refresh" ... no? Google 'activating 160,000 Android phones a day' >> guardian.co.uk That's a lot of phones: 58m annually if it stays at that level. Interesting timing to announce it. Longest tennis match records >> Wikipedia Surprisingly - well, no, not really - accurate. Have a look at the history to see how fast it was updated. YouTube wins case against Viacom >> YouTube Blog Another win for America. Or something. That's a lot of money that Google isn't going to have to pay out. You can follow Guardian Technology's linkbucket on delicious