Feb 24 2009

Stolen Windows Mobile 6.5 Phone Stripped of Data – Techtree.com


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Stolen Windows Mobile 6.5 Phone Stripped of Data
Techtree.com
Remember the stolen Windows Mobile 6.5 loaded HTC Diamond stolen from the Telstra chief at last week's Mobile World Congress? Apparently, the device had been stripped off all the data it had – including the OS – as soon as the theft was reported,
Stolen WinMo 6.5 Phone A Great Case Study For Mobile Security InformationWeek
Top Secret Phone Stolen At Mobile World Congress Smartphone Thoughts
Australian Personal Computer – Gizmodo – ZDNet.com.au
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Feb 24 2009

US cable, programmers set for Web TV by summer – Reuters


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US cable, programmers set for Web TV by summer
Reuters
By Yinka Adegoke – Analysis NEW YORK (Reuters) – Cable and satellite TV providers are working on a free online video service to deliver up-to-date cable shows to computers and mobile phones, but the industry is worried the project could cannibalize
Comcast to launch OnDemand Online to select audiences CNET News
Hulu Boxes Out Boxee Washington Post
PC World – U.S. News & World Report – VON – Home Media Magazine
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Feb 24 2009

Why iPhone Service Prices Probably Won't Budge – PC World


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Why iPhone Service Prices Probably Won't Budge
PC World
There's no shortage of buzz over predictions that iPhone service costs are about to drop, but I wish to respectfully disagree with that expectation.
Analyst: iPhone service plans too pricey. Duh! TG Daily
Verizon iPhone around the corner? CNET News
Ars Technica – NewsOXY – ZDNet – CNNMoney.com
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Feb 23 2009

Samsung portable alternative power: Green to go – DVICE


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Samsung portable alternative power: Green to go
DVICE
Most alternative power supplies look like a kluge-fest. Green is good, but must it look so, well, bad? And how many of them are truly slip-in-your-pocket portable?
Samsung bows first solar-powered smartphone Sync
Solar Powered Mobile Phones Unveiled Energy Matters
Sci-Tech Today – Mobile Burn – Phones Review – Mobile Burn
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Feb 23 2009

US cable, programmers set for Web TV by summer – Reuters


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US cable, programmers set for Web TV by summer
Reuters
By Yinka Adegoke – Analysis NEW YORK (Reuters) – Cable and satellite TV providers are working on a free online video service to deliver up-to-date cable shows to computers and mobile phones, but the industry is worried the project could cannibalize
Comcast to launch OnDemand Online to select audiences CNET News
Hulu Boxes Out Boxee Washington Post
U.S. News & World Report – PC World – VON – Home Media Magazine
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Feb 23 2009

Wealth-flaunting app arrives on Android phones – CNET News


DailyTech

Wealth-flaunting app arrives on Android phones
CNET News
by Stephen Shankland An application that did nothing beyond showing a person was willing to spend gobs of money for it didn't last long on Apple's App Store, but now we'll begin to see if Google lives up to its more laissez-faire approach to its rival
mocoNews.net – Report: One In Six Mobile App Buyers Spent More Washington Post
The cost of open: 0 app that does nothing hits Android’s Market VentureBeat
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Feb 23 2009

Analyst: iPhone service plans too pricey. Duh! – TG Daily


PC World

Analyst: iPhone service plans too pricey. Duh!
TG Daily
By Wolfgang Gruener Opinion – Kaufman Bros. analyst, Shaw Wu, released an enlightening research note today. Those pricey iPhone service plans may actually be limiting the growth potential of the iPhone, creating an opportunity for AT&T’s rivals.
Price War Among Carriers May Benefit IPhone Users, Analyst Says PC World
Verizon iPhone around the corner? CNET News
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Feb 23 2009

New Version of Malicious Computer Program Is Released – New York Times


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New Version of Malicious Computer Program Is Released
New York Times
By JOHN MARKOFF The author or authors of a malicious software program that has infected more than 12 million computers since it was released last fall have begun distributing a new version of the program after computer security teams crippled the
New Conficker Update Dispenses with Need to Phone Home DailyTech
New variant of Conficker worm circulates CNET News
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Feb 23 2009

DTV Converters Have Hidden Cams? YouTube Hoax Fools Gullible

In a 90-second video that’s popping up on tin-foil-hat sites everywhere, 28-year-old software engineer Adam Chronister is seen cracking open his government-subsidized Magnavox converter, and revealing to the world the tiny video camera and microphone hidden inside.

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Feb 23 2009

Price War Among Carriers May Benefit IPhone Users, Analyst Says – PC World


PC World

Price War Among Carriers May Benefit IPhone Users, Analyst Says
PC World
The Apple iPhone, which starts at 9, has been competitively priced for some time now, but its service plans remain usurious and a major turnoff to lot of potential customers.
Verizon iPhone around the corner? CNET News
Falling prices putting pressure on AT&T's iPhone rate plans Ars Technica
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