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Facebook and Twitter have both added advertising to their streams, but things are about to get more invasive from both sites. We’re starting to see Apple’s iCloud streaming music service come to life the way it was intended. Microsoft has gotten itself into some privacy heat concerning WP7 devices. You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web. Make sure to hit the subscription button of your choice below to get The Daily Dose as soon as it’s available....

There’s a whole lot more Skitch in your Evernote. The UK Government wants to meet with social networks about policing themselves during times of unrest. HP has announced that it will discontinue webOS products. You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web. Make sure to hit the subscription button of your choice below to get The Daily Dose as soon as it’s available....

Bing has launched its Google Street View competitor in London, and Street View gets the go-ahead for Israel. Google might be paying $12 billion for Motorola Mobility, but only 8 or so of the patents that it gains really matter. You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web. Make sure to hit the subscription button of your choice below to get The Daily Dose as soon as it’s available....

Let me guess. Flash sucks on your mac since you got OS X Lion yesterday. Sound about right? Adobe thinks it knows why. Anonymous is claiming to have hacked NATO, offering up some secret documents as proof of its cache. Nokia’s sinking ship keeps getting bigger holes, while the iPhone outsells Nokia’s entire smartphone line last quarter. You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web....

After Steve Jobs dominated the headlines yesterday, today’s Daily Dose is all about Google, with talk of a UK launch for Google TV, a new way to make Google+ less noisy and the imminent closure of Slide. You can catch The Daily Dose every Monday through Friday right here on The Next Web. Make sure to hit the subscription button of your choice below to get The Daily Dose as soon as it’s available....