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 Dutch Court Rules WiFi Hacking Is Now Legal Breaking in to an encrypted router and using the WiFi connection is not an criminal offence, a Dutch court ruled. Share:   |  PC Gaming Stifled by Consoles, AMD Says It seems barely a week goes by without one format or the other being accused of "dying" -- but are consoles really choking the life out of PC gaming? Share: | eSports Update: Global Starcraft League, IEM, TSL3 It's a big weekend for Starcraft 2 fans, and we're helping you get caught up in time for the tournaments. Share: | I Was a Sock Puppet for the CIA Well, not really. But I could be, and so could you, thanks to a plan by the US military to create fake online personae to spread pro-US propaganda. Share: | Four Steps to Take If Your Business Depends on RSA SecurID Tokens Large businesses should reassess the risks posed by compromised RSA SecurID technology. Share: | iPad 2: One Company's Upgrade Strategy Imagine the kind of pressure that executives toting original iPads are now exerting on IT departments to upgrade to the iPad 2. Share: | iPhone Tops J.D. Power Satisfaction Ranking...Again Apple's iPhone has again taken first place in J.D. Power and Associates' smartphone customer satisfaction rankings. Share: | Microsoft Urges Office Users to Block Flash Player Attacks Microsoft Thursday urged users of older Office suites to install and run a complicated tool to protect themselves against ongoing attacks exploiting an unpatched bug in Adobe's Flash Player. Share: | Did Hackers Nab RSA SecurID's Secret Sauce? RSA is scrambling to reaffirm that the strength of its SecurID technology is not diminished. Share: | Groupon Could Break Google's Record With $25 Billion IPO Groupon is in talks with banks for an initial public offering that places the value of the company as high as $25 billion, Bloomberg and others are reporting. Share: | Verisign Signs On for Upcoming 24-hour IPv6 Trial Verisign is the latest major Internet player to sign up for World IPv6 Day Share: | Can Your Browser Really Stop Sites from Tracking Your Web Browsing? The latest versions of Firefox and Internet Explorer support a standard designed to stop the kind of tracking that spawns targeted ads. Whether itll work, though, is unclear. Share: | ICANN Approves .xxx Top-level Domain The adult entertainment industry now has a home on the Internet: It's called .xxx. Share: | AT&T, Where's the Pooled Data Plan with Rollover Megabytes? AT&T should stop treating every device separately and offer a pooled data plan that shares megabytes across them all. Share: | Can RIM's Cloud Push Recapture BlackBerry Magic? RIM says it is going big into the cloud with its Microsoft alliance. What kind of boost will this give BlackBerry? Share: | HTC Thunderbolt Rooted as Fast as Lightning HTC's new Thunderbolt smartphone has already been rooted, even though it's been on sale for less than a day. We apologize for the bad pun in the headline. Share: | Display Tech to Watch This Year: Haptics Create A Buzz Haptic feedback could redefine the touch-screen experience, mimicking movement, textures and more. Share: | BlackBerry Office 365 Is Win-Win for IT Admins RIM announced plans for BlackBerry Office 365--a free hosted BlackBerry Enterprise Server service integrated with Microsoft's cloud-based Office 365. Share: | Why Amazon Should Sell a Tablet Amazon will unveil a multipurpose tablet of its own--the only question is when. Share: | Geek Reads: Part Three of The Hacker Crackdown Hello and welcome to the third installment of our weekend Geek Reads column! 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