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iPhone Security Flaw Exposes All Private Data

You're a smart, safety conscious iPhone user, right? You keep the phone set to require a 4-digit passcode every time it wakes up, so if you ever lose your baby, all your personal information is safe. But if you are running v2.0.2 of the iPhone operating system, you might as well not bother. A...

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The Tech Observer — 18 hours ago

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A Bad Day for Apple: Banned iPhone Ads, Embarrassing Security Hole, and a Censored Comic

For most companies, having to deal with one piece of bad publicity in a day is already bad enough. Apple, however, has to deal with three pieces of bad publicity today. In England, the Advertising Standards Authority, moved to ban one of Apple's ads for the iPhone because of misleading statements...

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Original... Web 2.0 — 13 hours ago

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Is Vudu a Dead Man Walking?

Demand video service Vudu recently laid off about 16 percent of their workforce, reports CEPro, but they say this is “just a normal process” for a startup. The layoffs include two marketing managers, and according to Vudu's national dealer channel manager Mark Donnigan, the staff cut...

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Epicenter — 3 days ago

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Yahoo-Intel TV Widgets Sound Neat, But Leave Us Wanting More [Silicon Alley Insider]

It's a safe bet that watching TV is eventually going to feel more like using the Web -- at least for those who want it to. But once people go through the hassle of hooking up their TVs to the Internet, will they settle for small, watered-down parts of the Internet on their TVs? That's basically ...

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Venture Capital — 7 days ago

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IDF: Yahoo unleashes TV widgets. Expect Apple to follow.

The reason I liked the Internet television service Joost had nothing to do with the content. Rather, I saw its interactivity with other web services while watching the content as the future of television. While Joost itself may be struggling, the idea of adding widgets to the television experienc...

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VentureBeat — August 20

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So I Bought the Apple TV

And I love it. I rented a movie on iTunes as soon as I hooked everything up. It was amazingly crisp and clear. I also synced up my entire music library to my TV. But then I read this. Sigh. Now I gotta get me that Kindle. And Russ is absolutely right. When it comes to sweet amazing tech...

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Club for Growth — August 18