The popular streaming music service known as Spotify reached a new milestone today by claiming 1 million paying subscribers. Nearly two years ago, Spotify was celebrating 1 million registered users. That number has since grown to 10 million, and not a single one resides the U.S. as Spotify continues to struggle with making its service available around the globe.

Who would have guessed that Apple's main competitor would be Google, not Microsoft? Yet that's the shift that's taking place, odd as that may have seemed just a few short years ago. Gone are the Mac vs PC commercials, perhaps because the battlefield is now on the mobile front where Google's Android platform dukes it out Apple's iOS infrastructure, both on smartphones and now on tablets. Now we hear that Google's taking this knock down, drag-out platform fight to the world of music and plans to launch a new service that will go up against iTunes.

Chevy has something new in store for its 2012 Volt and Equinox models this fall. It's called MyLink, which you can think of as a smartphone on wheels. Building on the safety and security of OnStar, MyLink is a smart interface design that drivers can use to tap into mobile communications technology, all the while keeping their smartphones safely tucked away. Features like Pandora, Sticher SmartRadio, hands-free voice, and touchscreen controls are part of the package.

After Justin Bieber failed to win a Grammy for Best New Artist, with the award instead going to Esperanza Spaldking, fans suffering from Bieber Fever took their virtual torches and pitchforks to Spalding's Wikipedia page and let their feelings be known, MSNBC reports. Hours later, it was filled with insults and death threats, including one entry which read, "Justin Bieber deserved it go die in a hole. Who the heck are you anyway?" We couldn't care less about Justin Bieber or his perceived snub at the Grammys, but perhaps this latest tirade should have Wikipedia rethinking how it does things.