Here are the articles or web sites that I’ve found this week and linked to on my Delicious Bookmarks:

• Psychic Shipley sheep predicts England victory over Italy (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)
  England will beat Italy in Euro 2012 on Sunday – according to a psychic sheep.
• BBC News – Are Iranians banned from buying iPads?
  Is it illegal for Iranians to buy iPads in the US?
• Can’t Wait for iOS 6? Renegade Developers Trade Access for Cash – Waxy.org
  There’s a small market for sites selling access to the iOS 6 beta without the need for an Apple Developer account
• MacBook Pro 15" with Retina Display Running 3 External Displays | Other World Computing Blog
  The new MacBook Pro with Retina Display can comfortably power 3 external displays as well as its own
• How to Get Google’s Verified Authorship for your WordPress Blog
  How to get Verified Authorships status on Google.
• Editorial: Android Tablets Still Suck, And Google’s Running Out Of Time To Fix Them
  Android Police on why Android tablets suck, and how Google has limited time to sort them out
• Unesco meets to discuss Liverpool’s world heritage status
  Liverpool may have to surrender its UNESCO World Heritage Site status if it permits a £5.5billion development
• Mickey Mouse ‘found’ on Mercury digitalspy.co.uk/odd/news/a3878…
  A series of craters on Neptune look rather like Mickey Mouse
• Netflix Quietly Smothers 3rd Party App Ecosystem – Bad films are bad
  Netflix has quietly removed several features from its API, preventing users from exporting their viewing history
• Public Transit in iOS 6 | Cocoanetics
  A possible reason why the Maps app in iOS 6 won’t natively support public transport route planning
• Benedict Evans • iPhone pricing and US market share
  How the high cost of smartphones in the US distorts the market and gives Apple a bigger share
• Sometimes it’s hard to be a woman. Especially when you’re made out of pixels | Charlie Brooker | Comment is free | The Guardian
  Brilliant Charlie Brooker article on the portrayal of women in computer games
• The wonder of breasts | Life and style | The Guardian
  An interesting article about the science of breasts (with slightly risqué photo)

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