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Posted by hpool in Tech News on 15. Jun, 2010 | No Comments
AT&T Fixes iPad Email Breach
Over 114,000 Accounts Revealed To “Hackers” Due To Security Breach. Last week Goatse Security was able to access over 100,000 iPad user e-mail addresses using AT&T’s customer website. Using an exploit involving the generation of fake SIM card serial numbers, they brought the flaw to AT&T’s attention. In an official e-mail
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Google “Instant” Up and Running
Posted by staffwriter in Tech News
Google’s newest search feature, Instant Search, is up and running today. The new feature will automatically begin searching based on the words you type, saving you time on your searches. According to Google’s page, the feature will “save you 2-5 seconds on searches”, provide “smarter predicitons”, and give you “instant
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Google TV a “Go” So Far
Posted by staffwriter in Tech News
Google’s plan to release an Apple TV competitor are well on their way to becoming actuality. What is Google TV supposed to do? It’s supposed to provide a bridge between TV and the internet, allowing web browsing and TV viewing all at once from the same unit. What could it
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Apple Working on Fix for iPhone’s Web Broswer Security Problem
Posted by staffwriter in Tech News
iPhone’s web browser (Safari) has hole that could allow malicious code to execute in phone.
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Trillian – Your New Favorite Instant Messaging Client
Posted by staffwriter in Tech Tips
If you’re like most Instant Messenger users, you probably use more than one client (Yahoo, AOL Instant Messenger, ICQ, Windows Live, etc), and probably use a social networking site with Instant Messenger features (Facebook, Myspace, etc). Additionally, you probably don’t want to use multiple programs to manage all of your
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Microsoft Releases Patch for Security Flaw
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Early today Microsoft released a patch, temporarily fixing the shell extension flaw. Because of it’s importance, this patch is being released separately (and early) from the regularly scheduled Microsoft Security update. Any users running an operating system listed in the Microsoft Security Advisory need to install this update in order
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