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NewsFactor - SlySoft is at it again. The Caribbean firm says it has broken the copy-protection technology used on some Blu-ray discs to prevent consumers and bootleggers from copying movie content. SlySoft is offering a 20 percent discount on its latest version.

BlackBerry Storm has touch screen you can feel (AP)

Google gets into video games — with ads (AP)

Click-to-buy links for songs, games added to YouTube (CNET)

YouTube links to online stores in money-making move (AFP)

Microsoft touts Touchless SDK (InfoWorld)

Analysts cut 2009 cell phone growth estimates (Reuters)

YouTube to sell music, games in revenue push (Reuters)

MySpace-HP picture alliance (AFP)

YouTube flips switch on new sales channel (AP)

Wario, Kirby, Sonic return in new adventures (AP)

Mono 2.0 Boosts Cross-Platform App Development (NewsFactor)

Fabless future: Struggling AMD spins off factories (AP)

MySpace, HP in deal to encourage photo printing (AP)

`Mail Goggles' might prevent e-mail regrets (AP)

EU directive could change iPhone battery design (CNET)

The perfect laptop, take two (InfoWorld)

Jury clears way for New York Plaza in Las Vegas: report (Reuters)

Industrial Origami snaps up $17 million (CNET)

Report: AMD to spin off its manufacturing units (AP)

Judge orders RealNetworks to pull copying software (AP)