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Apple, Google to face lawmakers in privacy tussle

Senior Apple and Google executives to submit to questions from a congressional panel on how location-tracking may violate users' rights.


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Data Theft

 
 
Sony chief executive officer Howard Stringer apologized to users of its PlayStation Network and other online services after the biggest Internet security break-in ever, affecting more than 100 million accounts.
 
 
 
The Internet vigilante group Anonymous denied responsibility for a cyber-attack on Sony Corp’s networks that exposed the personal data of more than 100 million video gamers.
 
 

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Cybercriminals left a file named "Anonymous" on the servers of its online entertainment network, Sony said Wednesday, but it stopped short of accusing the Internet vigilante group of carrying out the attack.
 
 

From the Blogs

 

X-Men: First Class trailers released

And they be mondo decent. Meet the new kids on the block: BEAST Movie Trailers - Movies Blog HAVOK Movie Trailers - Movies Blog BANSHEE Movie Trailers...

 

The future is here! Neuroware is reality! As a hat with fluffy cat ears...

If you're a sci-fi geek, you'll have been long waiting for neuroware - items that use your brain waves to control things such as phone communication...

 

iPhone to Paper Phone: Smartphone prototype made with interactive paper

Move over, iPhone; you soon could be replaced by the paper smartphone. That's the prediction from Prof. Roel Vertegaal, director of Queen's University...

 

Best of YouTube

 

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Best of YouTube: Week of May 09, 2011

Here's a look at the latest videos making the rounds on YouTube this week.

 
 
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Personal Tech

 
 

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First PlayStation phone not hit by data breach

The first PlayStation phone, Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Play, is not affected by the massive data breach of PlayStation user accounts, the phone maker said on Thursday.


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Gizmos & Gadgets

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With its speed, power Xoom tablet hums

Xoom -what a great name for a tablet. True, it'd be better with a "Z," but it works great for Xerox, so Motorola's new Xoom tablet appears to have an appropriate name. The Xoom part, to me, refers to how fast this tablet is.


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Long queues for iPad 2 in China

Apple fans queued up for hours Friday in China to snap up the iPad 2 as the updated version of the popular tablet computer went on sale in the world’s biggest Internet market.


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Skype: a better match with Facebook than Google?

As two Internet powerhouses slug it out to tie the knot with Skype, Facebook looks likely to be a more aggressive suitor than Google , and the world’s largest social network may make for a better fit.


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Bin Laden's end

Bin Laden’s death hit the Internet and keeps on blazing

In some ways Osama bin Laden's death is the perfect Twitter story.


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Airlifted Canadian bison sent to Russia to boost species' survival

Canadian wildlife officials have delivered a shipment of 30 wood bison from a national park in Alberta to a historic buffalo stomping ground in sub-Arctic Russia — part of a unique, intercontinental gift of natural heritage aimed at boosting the species' long-range chances of survival.


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Climate change hardly visible here: Crop study

When your lawn scorches or the geraniums croak, it may be premature to blame global warming. One of the world's top science journals says climate hasn't changed in most of North America - yet.


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Blogs

 

Bits and Bytes

This blog is a safe haven for people attending Internet Addicts...


 

Dark Matter

Let's skip the heavy lifting in science. Dark Matter takes you...


 

Digital Life

The Vancouver Sun's Gillian Shaw and her take on the latest ...


 

Technocité

Roberto Rocha started this blog to keep geeks in the know of...


 

Button Mash

Ben Gelinas and friends leap headlong into the world of video...


 

Bits and Bytes

This blog is a safe haven for people attending Internet Addicts...


 
 
 


Gaming

 
 

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In L.A. Noire, you ask questions first, shoot later

Aaron Staton is used to being in front of cameras. But it wasn’t until the actor best known as ad account executive Ken Cosgrove on "Mad Men" starred in the video game L.A. Noire that he acted in front of 32 of them.


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Microsoft Xbox LIVE alert after PlayStation hack

Microsoft has warned users of its Xbox Live online gaming service of possible attempts to steal personal data after the Sony PlayStation Network was hacked.


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Buying a new Nintendo Wii game console will cost $150, a savings of $50, the company says.

Nintendo drops Wii price with new model on horizon

Nintendo is cutting the price of Wii consoles that introduced motion-sensing controls to the video-game industry in 2006.


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Hackers have stolen names, addresses and possibly credit-card details from 77 million PlayStation Network users.

Sony to brief media on data theft

Sony Corp's No. 2, Kazuo Hirai, to brief media about a huge security breach of its PlayStation Network — the first time an executive of the Japanese electronics giant will publicly address the case.


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