U.S. Infrastructure Is Vulnerable to Cyber Attack, but No One Will Do Anything
The country's infrastructure has been vulnerable for years, and a new study is unlikely to get anyone to do anything real.
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Apple is Now Number One -- In Software Vulnerabilities
Apple now ranks number in terms of software insecurity. In part this is a reflection of the company's growing success. Market leaders always make big targets. But it is also the result of Apple's less aggressive approach to securing software like iTunes and Safari.
Google To Predict Demographics Based on Video Watching Habits
Newly public Google patent application describes a system to automatically match demographics with videos they like.
Facebook's New Headache: No One Wants To Give It Data
Users become more concerned about giving Facebook data, and now partners want info without giving any back, which is a big business problem.
Yahoo Should Look Elsewhere for Ideas -- like the Huffington Post
Yahoo should emulate the Huffington Post and offer consumers a unified concept of the company and what it can do for people.
E-Publishing Is Doing Well. Publishers? Not So Much
Even as electronic media like ebooks and magazine apps are growing, publishers increasingly find themselves being pushed out of the picture.
High Tech Hits the Environmental and Safety Wall
From IT departments to cell phone manufacturers, high tech will have to learn to anticipate and avoid liability and safety issues of technology.
Sony Makes a Profit Appear and Units Fly Off the Shelves
Sony's books turn black with profit as unit sales expand. But not all divisions have cheery news.
Google Wants To Clone Facebook To Protect Search
Google will try to catch Facebook in social networking by adding games and music, but it still won't have the interactive social glue it needs.
Amazon Announces the Death of Paper Books
Amazon will sell more ebooks than paperbacks within a year. The primacy of printed media is about to fade, as electronic books and magazines take over.
Apple and Google Mobile Security Pits Get Deeper
Security experts find flaws in Apple's iPhone and Google Android. When will the bits hit the fan?
Yahoo Smacks comScore for Crap Data
Yahoo shows that comScore traffic ratings can be highly inaccurate.
IBM Forgets Its Past and Lands in European Union Monopoly Probes
IBM forgets the lessons of the past and attracts dual antitrust actions from the EU.
Apple Magic Trackpad: One Step To iOS on Macs Instead of OS X
Apple will use the Magic Touchpad as a tool to move users from Mac OS X to iOS on desktops and laptops.
Cross-Platform Mobile Gaming Puts iPhone in Android Crosshairs
As the first major mobile game with online play between Google Android and Apple iPhone users arrives, loyalty to a particular mobile platform becomes a thing of the past.
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