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Week in Apple: Magic Mouse, ra1n & sn0w, iPhone chicaneryWe gave you the lowdown on how well Apple's new Magic Mouse works, told you about a Dutch teen that used port scanning to find vulnerable jailbroken iPhones, showed how less-than-honest iPhone developers claim to have developed others'... |
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Week in tech: sexy bootlegged Star Trek slumber party editionTales of Star Trek piracy and sexy slumber party pics topped the week's tech and science stories. Here's what was hot over the past seven days.Two high school student athletes got in hot water after pictures from a slumber party posted... |
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Week in Microsoft: Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Live 4.0 rumorsLet's look back at the week that was in Microsoft news. Here were the top stories: Windows 7 SP1 beta rumored by end of 2009, RTM summer 2010: Windows 7 may be out, but Microsoft is of course still hard at work improving the operating... |
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Week in gaming: Modern Warfare 2 PC, Torchlight, Dragon AgeThis week we take a look at just how much content and choice is missing from the PC version of Modern Warfare 2, and the news is not good for fans of the PC as a gaming platform. We also take a look at how to score some cheap consoles ... |
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Aftershocks from slow faults may arrive centuries laterI have a deep and rather personal interest in earthquake and volcano prediction. This comes from spending most of my youth within a few kilometers of an active fault line and less than 100km from a volcano that has, in the past, left... |
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HTTPS, SSL attack vector discovered; fix is on the wayA security flaw that has been identified in the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol could open the door for man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks against HTTPS communication. All implementations are said to be vulnerable because the fla... |
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