Our pre-caffeine roundup is a collection of the hottest, strangest, and most amusing stories of the morning.
Google's futuristic Glass headgear will be available before year's end ... and judging from our early look, Google Glass won't be welcome in lots of places.
So it's at least some small comfort that the first people to get the invention — the so-called "Glass Explorers" — are already thinking of ways to make it less of a social stigma, before it becomes widely available at the end of 2013.
Speaking of privacy, Facebook doesn't want you to be freaked out about Home.
Meanwhile, iTunes is out of date and out of touch — so what's next?
And from guns and garden gnomes: 3-D printer revolution is now.
There is something refreshing about T-Mobile’s new “un-carrier” strategy. However, T-Mobile’s plans aren't as simple and straightforward as you might think, and there are plenty of caveats for every perk.
These WikiLeaks "Kissinger Cables" reveal how much Russians loved Joni Mitchell.
Video-taping animal cruelty on farms is quickly becoming a crime.
It's Monday ... must be time to Save the Internet ... again!
In closing, A Darkhorse Emerges In The Race For Best Internet Cat: Aphrodite!
Compiled by Helen A.S. Popkin, who invites you to join her on Twitter and/or Facebook.