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Saudi warns charity 'phishing' scams could fund terror (AFP)
March 15, 2010
AFP - Saudi Arabia warned its citizens on Monday to be wary of Internet and cellphone scams involving bogus charities that could be aimed at funding terror activities.
Militant and hate group Internet use grows: report (Reuters)
March 15, 2010Reuters - The use of social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube by militant and hate groups grew by almost 20 percent in the past year, a report by the Simon Wiesenthal Center found on Monday.
Molyneux Says PlayStation Move 'Not as Big a Step' as Natal (PC World)
March 15, 2010PC World - When Fable III lead designer Peter Molyneux talks, gamers listen, especially when it's about the upcoming motion control craze. Calling it 'upcoming' isn't fair to Nintendo's four-year-old Wii, but when Sony and Microsoft release their respective dual-wand and controller-free console add-ons this holiday, change is in the offing. Question is, who's the real change-maker?
TomTom 1.3 adds real time traffic updates (Macworld.com)
March 15, 2010Macworld.com - The only thing worse than being lost is being lost while stuck in traffic. Come to think of it, being stuck in traffic is pretty bad to begin with. Thankfully, TomTom USA 1.3 adds support for traffic updates, helping you avoid congestion and trouble places, as well as bringing a handful of other new features.
Pegasystems to buy Chordiant for $161.5 million (AP)
March 15, 2010AP - Pegasystems said Monday it will buy Chordiant Software for $161.5 million.
Oracle Loses XML Co-inventor to Google (PC World)
March 15, 2010PC World - One ex-Sun Microsystems employee who will not be cashing an Oracle paycheck is XML co-inventor Tim Bray, who has opted instead to work for the Google.
Trusteer Rolls out Malware Forensic Tool for Banks (PC World)
March 15, 2010PC World - Security vendor Trusteer's latest product will allow banks to remotely investigate their customers' computers if it is suspected the PC has been hacked.
The MacBundles offers 'Build Your Own Bundle' option (Macworld.com)
March 15, 2010Macworld.com - The MacBundles has put a new spin on the now well established software bundling promotion. In addition to offering the usual âbatch of a dozen software titles for $50,â the MacBundles has created a BYOB (Build Your Own Bundle) option that lets you customize the package.
FCC broadband plan includes more auction power (Reuters)
March 15, 2010Reuters - The Federal Communications Commission on Monday released a set of goals to modernize high-speed Internet access for Americans, including plans to free up more airwaves for mobile services.
Rhapsody app to sport offline listening 'very soon' (Macworld.com)
March 15, 2010Macworld.com - Realâs Rhapsody iPhone app has had mixed reviews since its initial release last September. The companion app to the $15 monthly service requires a 3G or Wi-Fi signal to listen to any of the music, frustrating some users. Rhapsodyâs development team has been hard at work on an offline play option to help remedy these woes, and now it looks as if the feature might finally be ready.
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