Good morning! Here's some news:
* Microsoft was rumored to have sold just 503 KIN phones, but Pocket Now weighs in with a pretty definitive answer of 8,810 based on the Kin Facebook page.
* Forget the mobile woes, Microsoft's Xbox Live probably did over $1 billion in revenue.
* Microsoft cut hundreds of jobs yesterday around the world.
* Here's what the PC market would look like if iPads were included. And by the way, Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi says Apple
could sell 25 million iPads next year.
* Foursquare is absolutely pounding Gowalla.
* MySpace mulls a subscription service for its music offerings.
* YouTube revamped its mobile site, making the YouTube app on the iPhone obsolete.
* Facebook is partnering with Asian company MOL Global to sell Facebook credits. MOL has 500,000 outlets throughout Asia according to the release.
* A blogger wound up with a prototype of a Nokia phone and now it wants the police to help get it back. (Sounds like the Gizmodo/Apple story, except without any intrigue.)
* T-Mobile's roadmap for the rest of the year has leaked. Get ready for 5 more Android phones.
Read more: Business Insider
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