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Google learns to Disco
Wal-Mart offers a $100 credit for your Nintendo DS if you go 3D, YouTube Create will help you with video editing, and Google launches a group-texting service called Disco.
Natali Morris Former CNET Reporter
Natali Morris is the host of Loaded on CNET TV and other CNET podcasts. She also contributes technology reports for CBS News.
Links from Monday's episode of Loaded:
YouTube offers Create to help you edit other people's videos into your own
Google is reportedly working with Citigroup and MasterCard to launch mobile payments on Android devices
Intel is taking a crack at the smartphone market
Amazon.com may be looking to launch a cloud locker service that would host and stream all of your music, photos, movies, and books
Wal-Mart will give you a $100 credit for your old Nintendo DS if you want to buy a new 3DS
A new concept gadget lets you look at your baby in the womb whenever you want