That time of the year again
- Google announces Project Virgle. Be sure to walk through the entire thing, answer the 15 questions, etc.
- LiveJournal announces a new team member.
- TUAW passes on that iPhone Dev Team canceled pwnage and instead sold their IP to an unnamed third party.
- TechCrunch tells us they are suing Facebook for $25 million in damages because of a context-ad.
- Google Australia launched gDay, allowing you to search tomorrow’s web, today.
- GMail added a new feature called Custom Time.
- Google Calendar introduces theWake Up Kit
- The Register reports that Jimmy Wales resigned from Wikipedia.
- They also report that wireless technologies are significantly more hazardous than previously reported.
- Due to changes in Swedish copyright laws The Pirate Bay was forced to move to Egypt.
- A patent has been granted regarding shielding customer support from customers?
- Another rename for thedailywtf.com?
- Times Online reveals a new Facebook tool.
Adding more as I run into them. Certainly The Register has enough today, more than I’m going to link. 
Updated: Added entries for GMail, Google Calendar, The Register, The Pirate Bay, The Daily WTF/WTH and Times Online.