Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• The iPhone appears to be popular amongst the old and the young.
• Steve Jobs indicates that Apple is holding on to it’s giant $40 billion wad of cash to “take big, bold” risks.
• The giant shark tank in a Dubai aquarium has developed a crack.
• Apple has stated it’s plans to open 25 stores in China.
• A leak from the ACTA treaty shows the US is the biggest opponent to transparency.
• Sprint has confirmed that the Web OS 1.4 update should arrive tomorrow.
• The Chicago Public School’s chief is warning of a Billion-dollar deficit.
• a US Pilot who initially disregarded the Pearl Harbor attacks has died at the age of 96.
• Plants versus Zombies on the iPhone OS has sold $1 million worth in 9 days.
• Skype has removed it’s client for Windows Mobile.
• Nearly 60% of Americans are dissatisfied with the way the democracy works in the US.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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