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• Twitter and the China earthquake and Twittering the earthquake in China — Twitter provides first accounts of the China quake.

• New $150 million Blackberry Fund, based in Canada — Similar to the iPhone developer’s fund, but for BlackBerry development.

• Craig (of the List) Looks Beyond the Web — Craig Newmark says his Web site isn’t killing newspapers.

• Top 10 social networking sites for women — Nice list, but there’s a major omission.

• Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification for May 2008 — Two critical updates for Microsoft Office, one for Windows.

• IE8 to boost ActiveX security on Vista — ActiveX controls will no longer be installed globally, only on a per-user basis.

• Robotraff: A Hacker’s Go-To For Clicks — A Russian-based stock market for click fraud.

• Facebook CTO Adam D’Angelo to leave the company — He was a co-founder.

• DDR3 RAM: System Memory Technology Explained

• Reports of the 3G iPhone’s imminent release may be slightly exaggerated

• Real Estate Lists Grow Comfortable With the Web — Catching on to what HAR.com has known for years.

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