Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• AMD has admitted that some 12-core opteron CPUs have been shipped early.
• Comcast may have 100 Mbps service this year.
• Apple’s Vice President Phil Schiller tries to explain the double-standard for deleting some applications.
• A UK film chain is boycotting the film Alice in Wonderland, due to a DVD dispute.
• Open Source Software developers can collect damages from license violators.
• A New dinosaur species has been found in some fossils in Utah.
• ABC News is undergoing a transformation and will be cutting some jobs.
• Comcast has launched it’s first public trial of DNSSEC.
• AT&T is said to be getting the HTC Desire, which is a 3G compatible version of the Nexus One.
• PocketGear is acquiring Handango for their app store.
• The UK has made the Abbey Road Studios a historic building.
• The UK has decided that the internet ban for p2p infringement crosses the line.
• Former Vice President Dick Cheney has been hospitalized after suffering a mild heart attack.
• iPhone Software Development firm Ngmoco has secured $25 Million in funding and has subsequently purchased Freeverse.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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