Black Hat: External Content Threatens Web Security

Companies that rely on third-party Web content place themselves at the mercy of their partners’ security practices.

Apple Refreshes iMac, Mac Pro

The Magic Trackpad, a wireless navigation device, and a 27-inch LED Cinema Display were announced in addition to the Mac updates.

Smartphone Wi-Fi Demand Growing

Nearly half of Wi-Fi capable smartphone owners use the service daily to improve access speeds.

Verizon Users Consume Most Smartphone Data

Average data consumption for Verizon users is 421 MB, compared to 338 MB per month for iPhones, finds Validas study.

DoD Report Details Illicit Content Probe

An Inspector General report reveals that Pentagon employees and contractors were investigated, and some prosecuted, as part of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement probe into child pornography.

U.S. Slips In Broadband Speed

Asia dominates global rankings of average connection rates, finds Akamai report.

Google Cuts Ties With China Ad Agents

Baidu nabbed a record 70% of the Chinese search market, as Google’s share dipped to 24%.

Starcraft II Reviews: 2.8 Out Of 5

Users impressed with graphics and gameplay, but slam publisher Blizzard for greedy pricing decisions.

T-Mobile Axes HTC G1, The First Android Phone

A quick scan of T-Mobile’s Web site shows that the HTC G1 is no longer available. The G1 was the first Android handset to hit the market, and started the Android revolution.

Google Apps Fitted With Government Controls

To accelerate adoption of cloud computing in the public sector, Google has launched a version of Google Apps that meets government regulatory requirements.