The Technology newsbucket: New BlackBerry blues, a TV tablet and Google goodness

A mock-up of the new RIM BlackBerry pad (BlackPad) Photograph: intomobile.com

A quick burst of 11 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team

• Barnes & Noble Puts Itself Up for Sale >> WSJ.com

• Motorola and Verizon team up for TV tablet >> Financial Times

• iPhone Jailbreak Uses a PDF Display Vulnerability >> Slashdot

• Underwhelming BlackBerry Spells Doom For RIM >> Gizmodo

• Google Search in Firefox Bar Alone Is Bigger Than Bing, Yahoo; Bidding War Coming Soon >> Read Write Web

• Gmail Now Lets You Save Attachments to the Desktop via Drag-and-Drop >> Mashable

• Google finally enables same-browser, multiple account Gmail sign-in >> Engadget

• An iPhone App To Schedule and Graph Sex With All Your Girlfriends >> Gizmodo

• YouSendIt Raises $15 Million Series D >> TechCrunch

• Is your browser ready for HTML5 >> Wired UK

• Android Soars, but iPhone Still Most Desired as Smartphones Grab 25% of U.S. Mobile Market >> Nielsen Wire

"Multipurpose smartphones that allow users to access the web and email as well as run thousands of apps and share text and picture messages are now 25% of the U.S. mobile market, up from 23% in the last quarter according to recent data from The Nielsen Company. By the end of 2011, Nielsen predicts smartphones to overtake feature phones in the U.S. market."

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