AP - There might be something for everyone at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo.

 AP - Candidates in some top political races are raising big sums of money using software that taps donors' social networks, an endeavor that lets the donors track their friends' donations with the zeal a fantasy baseball team owner uses to monitor player statistics.

AP - Two South Korean government websites were struck by the second cyberattack in a week, but suffered no major damage, the government said Saturday.

 Ben Patterson - A little more than a week ahead of the expected release of the latest version of the iPhone OS, Apple is opening the floodgates to applications that take advantage of the latest iOS 4 features. Topping the list, of course: multitasking.

 Christopher Null - Consumers have historically had two choices when it comes to digital cameras: Get a cheap pocket camera that takes iffy pics, or pony up the big bucks for a DSLR that takes nearly perfect ones.

AP - Google Inc. is telling lawmakers that it never dissected or used any of the information that it accidentally sucked up while collecting data about public Wi-Fi networks in more than 30 countries.

 Reuters - Most serialized shows gradually lose viewers as they get deeper and deeper into their story. Not AMC's riveting "Breaking Bad," which just finished its most-watched season yet, averaging 1.5 million viewers per episode (2.2 million once you add in DVR viewership).

AP - Indonesians grappled with their first-ever celebrity sex-tape scandal, casting aside social taboos as they swarmed around office computers and mobile phones to watch clips allegedly showing a much-loved pop star with two girlfriends.

AFP - Twitter, which has suffered a series of outages this week, warned Friday that there could be more problems amid heavy World Cup traffic.