Month: February 2011
Security
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‘Hacktivists’ launch second attack on Egypt
Well, that didn’t take long. No sooner had the government of Egypt restored Internet service…
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‘Hacktivists’ launch second attack on Egypt
Well, that didn’t take long. No sooner had the government of Egypt restored Internet service…
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AT&T Focuses on Atrix 4G as iPhone Exclusivity Ends
AT&T told The Wall Street Journal Thursday that the U.S. wireless carrier will begin taking…
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Hacking Google’s Chrome Browser Is Worth $20,000
Hacking Google’s Chrome browser can pay, and Google is eager to foot the bill. As…
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Vodafone: Egypt Hijacked Mobile-Phone Networks
The Internet may be back up and running in Egypt, but controversy about how the…
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Take That! Microsoft Accuses Google of Clickjacking
Microsoft isn’t taking Google’s allegations lying down. On Wednesday, Google accused Bing of copying its…
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As iPhone Launches, Verizon Puts Brakes on Data Hogs
Enjoy your new CDMA iPhone 4, but if you eat up too much data, Verizon…
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Precorder: A Simple System for Catching Acts of Semi-Spontaneity
Now that all our pockets contain phones and all those phones contain cameras, a societal…