Gawker.com has taken down leaked excerpts from Sarah Palin’s unreleased and upcoming book “America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith and Flag” from their website after being hit by a lawsuit by HarperCollins. The injunction prohibits Gawker from “continuing to distribute, publish or otherwise transmit pages from the book.” There is a hearing expected on November 30th as well. The blog post that had the leaked excerpt now leads to a 404 error message. [AllThingsD]

Instagram is a free iPhone application that serves as a photo editor and social sharing tool. When you take a picture, you can change the image properties so it has a different color hue or a different frame. Then you can share the edited image on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr, and Foursquare. If Instagram actually has one million users as of right now, then that means that 500,000 people signed up in 19 days. Not bad considering that Andreessen Horowitz decided to invest in Picplz instead Instagram after evaulation. [Scobleizer]

In the company’s annual report, Mozilla has announced that they are planning to launch a new “Open Web App ecosystem.” A prototype has already been designed as well. This app store platform would have apps that could run on any devices with Mozilla on it. It appears that Mozilla is trying to get around the middle-guy when it comes to mobile apps. The problem that Mozilla has to overcome is that people tend to buy applications from a store that comes bundled with mobile and tablet devices. [Digitizor]

Erez Nehederet, a popular live sketch comedy show in Israel has created a viral video called Angry Birds Peace Treaty. In this video, the angry birds are on one side of the table and the pigs are on the other side of the table. A mediator is attempting to prevent a conflict from taking place during the meeting. This video is inspired from the popular iPhone and Android game.

The Nexaira BC2 can turn your tethering-enabled iPhone into a WiFi router without the need to jailbreak the device. By sticking the USB cable from your iPhone to the $190 Nexaira device, you will be given 200 feet of wireless coverage for all of your other devices. The connection will be powered by your phone’s data plan after that. [3G store via Gizmodo]

HP subsidiary Palm has announced Enyo. Enyo will be coming in early 2011 and it features a JavaScript app frame work with native hardware acceleration. Enyo also has faster app load times. One of the more interesting components of Enyo is that it will have the ability to natively scale to multiple aspect ratios. Scott Miles of HP had demoed the framework earlier this week by showing a single-pane portrait e-mail application in the desktop version of Chrome. He then maximized the browser window to show a three-pane landscape layout that looks better on a tablet device. Enyo is expected to replace Mojo in 2011 and is expected to be built into Palm tablets in early 2011. Check out the video demo below (Enyo framework demo starts around at the 16 minute mark).

In Brampton, Ontario there has been a couple of major heists. Last Monday a tractor trailer with $500,000 worth of Sony merchandise was stolen, which included PSP and PS3 hardware. Then the next day, another heist took place near Brampton, Ontario where another $500,000 worth of Sony merchandise was stolen. The two trucks that were stolen look like the one in the picture above: one had a Nebraska plate and the other had an Ontario plate. Looks like Vin Diesel and the rest of the gang from The Fast and the Furious are up to no good. [Kotaku]

We have not seen a lot of tablets that are powered by Windows 7. But if you are one of those who are waiting for it, then you are in luck. The Haleron H97 is an upcoming tablet that will be released in December 2010 and it resembles an Apple iPad. The specifications of this device are: