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AP – NASA says the Hubble Space Telescope has malfunctioned in orbit, and that may mean a delay in the space shuttle mission to service it.

InfoWorld – Microsoft plans to incorporate the jQuery JavaScript library into its Visual Studio platform, according to several blogs published on Sunday.

Macworld.com – Codeminion has announced the launch of Mac games in Game Club Cafe, its casual game portal.

AP – Sprint Nextel Corp. opened its new wireless network to customers in Baltimore on Monday, offering Internet service for laptops for $30 per month. It’s the first commercial network in the U.S. to use so-called WiMax technology for mobile customers.

AP – Norway’s top consumer advocate said Monday he is taking Apple Inc. to the government’s Market Council in a test case seeking to force the American company to open its iTunes music store to digital players other than its own iPod.

PC Magazine – After showcasing murder, prostitution, and, well, grand theft auto, is it any surprise that drug dealing is finally taking the spotlight in Rockstar’s “Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars” for the Nintendo DS? Or that anti-drug groups are royally ticked off?

Reuters – Children will be protected from suicide websites, bullying and pornography by a new Internet watchdog, the British government said on Monday.

InfoWorld – Just a couple short years ago, many people were abuzz over metro Wi-Fi experiments in Philadelphia, Houston, and San Francisco, only to see those efforts largely collapse as slow speeds, expensive deployments, and economic tussles between carriers and municipalities resulted in low adoption.

CNET – The talk of the tech town lately has been Android, Google’s cell phone operating system. Last week, Google and T-Mobile showed off the forthcoming G1—the first phone to be powered by the open platform.

AP – TiVo Inc. and Nero AG of Germany were set to announce Monday that they will be launching a package that turns a Windows PC into a TV recorder, just like a TiVo set-top box.