Here is Today’s Daily Run Down. I’ve got two separate groups, one CES only coverage, and the other non-CES coverage.

• The biggest story of the day is that Google has released the Nexus One.
• To prepare for the Nexus One, T-mobile has upgraded it’s entire network to 7.2mbps.
• AT&T has upgraded all of their cell towers to 7.2Mbps 3G.
• Rumor is that NBA Jam will comeback on the Wii.
• Microsoft has revealed Office 2010 retail prices.
• Engadget has a hands-on review of the Boxee Box by Dlink.
• The Open Handset Alliance now has 13 new members.
• Apple has acquired Quattro Wireless.
• Westwood One purchases California Traffic Alert Service, SigAlert.
• Social Networking Site, Foursquare, is now global.
• The Hubble telescope has located the oldest and farthest galaxies.
• MSNBC has purchased Breakingnews.com.
• Gartner group has absorbed Burton group.
• E-book distributor Overdrive has added 1700 international partners.
• A New ‘strawberry’ crab has been found.
• The Amazon Kindle DX is now global.
• Skype has created a partnership with Panasonic and LG for Skype on TV.
• The wirelessHD 2.0 spec allows for 4K resolutions.

Look for more stories tomorrow, in the same format.

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