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• TidBITS: Google I/O 2014 Focuses on Integration
  Google announced a plethora of new products and services in the keynote address at this year’s Google I/O Developer Conference. Here are the highlights, and if you get the sense that many are aimed at solving the same problems that Apple has targeted with its recent releases and announcements, then you’re on target.
• TidBITS: Supreme Court Says Cops Need Warrants to Search Cell Phones
  In a rare unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that police need a warrant to search the cell phones of arrestees. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the opinion, “Modern cell phones are not just another technological convenience. With all they contain and all they may reveal, they hold for many Americans ‘the privacies of life.’”
• TidBITS: Supreme Court Rules Against Aereo
  In a 6-3 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of broadcasters in their case against Aereo, the broadcast TV streaming service that is based around renting individual antennas for $8 per month. The court found that Aereo’s service violates the Copyright Act by playing recordings of broadcast content.
• Barnes & Noble plans to spin off ailing Nook as a separate public company — Tech News and Analysis
  Just when you think that Nook can’t perform any worse, it does. Now Barnes
• Freaky Higgs Physics Suggests The Universe Shouldn't Exist
  The universe shouldn't exist — at least according to a new theory.Modeling of conditions soon after the Big Bang suggests the universe should have collapsed just microseconds after its explosive birth, the new study suggests.