In today’s Daily Dose, Facebook design tests in New Zealand, porn blocking in China and Google Books for India.

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• Facebook trials tweaked single-column Timeline design and new ‘Like Page’ button in New Zealand. Read more
• China’s latest porn crackdown sees 225 websites, 4,000 channels and 30,000 blogs shuttered. Read more
• Google launches Google Play Books in India, but there’s no movie or music content for now. Read more

In today’s Daily Dose, a new Google search test, Instacart keeps up the yuppie pressure, and North Korea gets tinted.

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• An Instagram look behind the secret walls of North Korea. Read more.
• Weeks after adding Trader Joe’s, grocery delivery service Instacart now supports Whole Foods. Read more.
• Google adds Calendar results to Gmail and Web search in expanded field trial program for US users. Read more.

In today’s Daily Dose: Google+ Sign-In, The Flixies, music making money and Rovio’s Angry Birds Toons.

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• Google takes on Facebook Connect with Google+ Sign-In, launches with Shazam, Fitbit, Banjo and others. Read more
• Netflix launches its first Flixies awards, categories include ‘Best Bromance’ and ‘Best Hangover Cure’. Read more
• Music industry revenues grew last year for the first time since 1999, driven by digital sales. Read more
• Rovio’s new cartoon Web series Angry Birds Toons to begin on March 16. Read more

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In today’s Daily Dose: Google Glass pricing and availability, North Korea’s 3G plans and tech words in the dictionary and more.

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• Google buildings in Silicon Valley affected by toxic substances left behind by computer chip makers. Read more
• Google’s wearable computer Glass is iPhone compatible, aiming for 2013 release under $1,500. Read more
• North Korea heeds Eric Schmidt’s comments, plans 3G mobile Web services – but only for foreigners. Read more
• Oxford Dictionaries adds tweetable, dumbphone and FOSS to its latest editions. Read more

In today’s Daily Dose; Sony announces the PlayStation 4, the issue of unlocking cell phones in the US goes to the White House and the Amazon app reaches Canada.

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• Sony announces PlayStation 4 with 8-core x86 processor, 8GB GDDR5 memory and DualShock 4 controller. Read more
• Sony reveals the first PlayStation 4 title, a cute science fantasy action game called Knack. Read more
• Petition to make unlocking phones legal again passes 100,000 signatures; White House now required to respond. Read more
• Amazon brings Android, iOS, and Windows Phone apps to Canada in English and French. Read more

In today’s Daily Dose, HTC unveils its latest offering, Canonical takes Ubuntu to tablets and drawing with a pen becomes three-dimensional.

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• Live from HTC’s London launch event. Read more
• One impressive flagship phone, but enough for a comeback? A look at the new HTC One. Read more
• NYC Mayor Bloomberg launches ‘We Are Made in NY’ initiative to help local tech startups grow. Read more
• Canonical unveils tablet version of Ubuntu with full touch support, arriving on Nexus devices this Thursday. Read more
• WobbleWorks launches Kickstarter project to create the world’s first 3D printing pen. Read more

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• China to hit 246m Android and iOS devices this month, taking it past the US to become world’s largest market: Read more
• Amazon fires German security contractors over alleged neo-Nazi links: Read more
• Sony slashes the price of the PlayStation Vita by up to 33 percent in Japan: Read more

In today’s Daily Dose, eBay expands in Ireland, Moo and Kickstarter take their business mobile and Tesla spat continues with journalist.

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• eBay creates 450 jobs in Ireland to improve its sales and customer service across Europe. Read more
• Kickstarter launches its mobile offensive with a new iOS app, we go hands-on. Read more
• Moo launches Android app to let users customize their data in its upcoming NFC business cards. Read more
• Elon Musk publishes charts and maps to back up his claim that the New York Times lied in a Tesla review. Read more

In today’s Daily Dose, Apple lowers its prices and loses a trademark battle as AOL snags both the GDGT property and several of its former employees.

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• AOL acquires gadget community site Gdgt to tie it more closely to its founders’ old home, Engadget. Read more.
• Apple updates and slashes prices of Retina MacBook Pros and MacBook Air. Read more.
• Apple loses IP ruling in Brazil, doesn’t have exclusive rights to the iPhone trademark for handsets. Read more.