Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• A Judge has given the Ok for a new investigation against Former HP Ceo Mark Hurd.
• Abraham Lincoln pardoned an Army Private not in 1865 as one thought, but in 1864.
• Google and Mozilla have posted ‘do not track’ extensions.
• The Verizon CEO has confirmed a $30 unlimited data plan for iPhone 4.
• Barnes and Noble will be phasing out the Nook 3G.
• RIM is stating that the battery life in their Playbook will be equal or better than the iPad.
• Porting Numbers to Google Voice is now official.
• AMD has launched a 1GB Radeon 6950.
• Gravity’s Lenses may skew early galaxy survyes.
• IP Experts are saying that ACTA is ‘inconsistent’ with EU Law.
• Amazon is ready to roll out a Grocery delivery service.
• Sleeping helps protect memories from corruption.

Look for more stories tomorrow. If an important story has been missed please leave it in the comments.

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