I have talked about human filters and my plan for digital curation. These items are the fruits of those ideas, the items I deemed worthy from my Google Reader shares.

• US government files suit to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• iOS Developers can now integrate Spotify into their apps
• $699 with contract? Good luck, HTC Jetstream tablet
• Sony Finally Fully Unveils Its Android Tabs, The Sony S and P
• Amazon’s 7-inch tablet on track for October, 10-inch coming early 2012
• If An Entrepreneur Has Children, Does It Impact Funding Decisions?
• Can HTML5 replace an iPad app? Financial Times to find out
• IBM Buys Crime Prevention And Data Intelligence Software Developer i2
• With new Skype adaptors, Grandma can now Skype you from her landline
• The One Marketing Technique that’s Best for Your Launch
• Lies, damn lies and data mining algorithms
• If Only We Knew What We Know. Then Had The Conviction To Do Something About It.
• Europe’s Ebuzzing raises $25M for social media ad platform
• Apple could soon detect iOS device issues via a web-based tool
• ‘Exciting new features’ coming to iOS location services, Apple says
• The small changes that make a big difference
• Don’t Let Good Friends Hear About It On TechCrunch
• Google begins testing new community features on Google+
• A Definition of Big Data
• 7 tech predictions for the future from a Google Creative Director
• Nokia Exec Leaves After 21 Years To Start ‘Vision+’ Fund, Promptly Partners With Nokia
• Coding: The value in finding the generic abstraction
• SMS GupShup raises $10M for text-message social networks
• HP Discovers The Wonderful Power Of Scarcity, And The TouchPad Lives On
• Comic for August 31, 2011
• I’m Sorry
• Elastic Load Balancer SSL Support Options
• Ask.com’s CTO sounds off on tech, gender and female engineers (video)
• All designers need this ‘visual enforcement kit’ to police bad design
• Introducing two new versions of the Management API
• Exclusive: Facebook opens up about open-source software
• Like a Laser Beam to Cut Through the Allegory of the Cave: Infochimps Releases Meta-GeoAPI
• Sprint Galaxy S II Photos and Specs Leaked Hours Before Announcement
• Firefox Shows Off Its Upcoming Browser For Tablets
• Brocade Breaks Free, Offers Infrastructure By-the-Month
• Free calls home from Gmail for all U.S. service members
• Giving the support site a refresh
• Developer Painkiller: Interactive API Docs
• Index Leads $4 billion Valuation Round In Dropbox
• The Future of UI/UX in Agile
• Android And Apple Now Command Nearly 70 Percent Of U.S. Smartphone Market Share
• Apple iPad News Reader Zite Sold to CNN for Just Over $20 Million
• Path.To Debuts for Meaningful Career Endorsements
• So when does academic publishing get disrupted?
• Java creator James Gosling joins ocean robot maker Liquid Robotics
• Download.com responds to angry devs, removes bloatware wrapper

I hope you enjoy today’s items, and please participate in the discussions on those sites.

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