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Remains of the Day: The U.S. Consumes 3.6 Zettabytes in One Day Edition [For What It's Worth]

AT&T promises to improve their network in 2010, Snow Leopard 10.6.3 looks like it'll be packed with bug fixes, and we take a look at the total U.S. data consumption in one day with the help of the mighty infograph.

• It's 2010—Who Listens to Five Hours of Radio Per Day?
  U.S. data consumption infograph details how folks in the U.S. manage to consume 3.6 zettabytes of data. [Gizmodo, Fast Company]
• Mac OS 10.6.3 to bring many fixes
  As Apple begins testing the next minor Snow Leopard release, it looks like it'll be primarily a bug-fixing release. [TUAW]
• Chat on Translator Toolkit
  Google's very cool Translator Toolkit now comes with built-in chat for collaborating while translating a document. [Official Google Blog]
• Find Out How Much Your Tweets Are Worth
  In case you were wondering. [Silicon Alley Insider]
• CES: The Network Is Our Top Priority, AT&T Says
  Can't think of any AT&T customer who'd take issue with that. [WSJ]

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