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Security chip that does encryption in PCs hacked
By Jordan Robertson | Tuesday Feb 9, 2010
Deep inside millions of computers is a digital Fort Knox, a special chip with the locks to highly guarded secrets, including classified government reports and confidential business plans. Now a former U.S. Army computer-security specialist has devised a way to break those locks.
Google cuts fee to break Nexus One contract
By Joelle Tessler
 Google Inc. has lowered by $200 the fee it charges customers who break a standard two-year contract for its new Nexus One phone on the T-Mobile USA Inc. network.

HomoTech :: Facebook Flirting or Platonic Poking?
By Oscar Raymundo
 You’ve been Facebook poked! If the poker is a girl, she thinks she’s being cute (and will likely ask you to "marry" her later). If he’s a straight guy, he’s gay. If he’s gay, it means only one thing: poke war!

Another redesign for Facebook on 6th birthday
By Barbara Ortutay
 Facebook is redesigning its site yet again, this time to better emphasize applications, games and search.

Rulings cloud issue of school MySpace suspensions
By Maryclaire Dale
 Federal appellate judges wrestling with whether schools can discipline students for Internet speech posted offsite reached different rulings Thursday in two Pennsylvania cases.

Prius problems put spotlight on car electronics
By Peter Svensson
 Your most expensive piece of electronics probably is not your flat panel TV or your computer. More likely, it’s your car, which can pack 50 microprocessors to control everything from the fuel mix to the rearview mirrors.

Feds still troubled by Google’s digital book deal
By Michael Liedtke
 The U.S. Justice Department still thinks a proposal to give Google the digital rights to millions of hard-to-find books threatens to stifle competition and undermine copyright laws, despite revisions aimed at easing those concerns.

Symbian phone software now available for free
By Peter Svensson
 The Symbian Foundation says the software that powers the most smart phones in the world is being made largely available for free for anyone to use.

Review: Slick accessories for the gaming cave
By Ron Harris
 You’ve got the new gaming PC and a wide, flat-screen display. But if you’re still using the same $20 keyboard and mouse combo you’ve had for six years, you’re missing out.

Review: Cheaper gaming PCs offer decent experience
By Ron Harris
 Personal computers designed specifically for gamers are getting more powerful and more affordable by the month. They’re bursting with multi-core processors, powerful video graphics cards and plenty of memory to give you the most realistic graphics and action.

Video game watchdog shuts down, victim of economy
By Jeff Baenen
 Video game watchdog the National Institute on Media and the Family is closing its doors, a victim of the poor economy.

’Uncharted 2’ nabs top prize at VGAs
The cinematic action adventure "Uncharted 2: Among Thieves" nabbed three prizes including game of the year at the Spike TV Video Game Awards.

Video Game’s Gay Sex Scene Has Christian Right Hot and Bothered
By Kilian Melloy
 One right-wing Christian site is so shocked--shocked!--by a same-sex scene in a popular video game that it has posted step-by-step instructions for how to get to the scene, in which a human and an elf allegedly get "naked" and "dirty."

Cook or Be Cooked! (Wii)
By Aron Gold, Esq.
 Given the world’s obsession with cooking shows, and the recent surge in popularity of casual cooking games, it’s natural that Food Network would put out its own video game. Cook or Be Cooked is the network’s first entry in the video game frontier, and though it’s a successful game in itself, the hefty price tag and absence of more popular Food Network personalities limits the appeal.

’Avatar’ video game to expand film’s alien world
By Derrik J. Lang
 James Cameron was thinking beyond the big screen when he created the alien world of Pandora. The "Titanic" director worked in tandem with video game developer Ubisoft Montreal on the game based on his upcoming sci-fi epic "Avatar."

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