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Verizon’s Galaxy Nexus Loses Its Wallet

Verizon will not include the Google Wallet mobile payment functionality in its version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone, which is set to launch in the U.S. later this month ...

SPOTLIGHT ON SECURITY

Feds Sailing Into Troubled Waters With Cybersecurity Skeleton Crew

What a week it's been in the cybersecurity business! ...

Study: Electric Grid Needs Full-Time Cyberguard

The United States needs an overarching national authority to oversee cybersecurity efforts connected to the national power grid, an MIT study suggests ...

YouTube Designs a More TV-Like Experience

Google has launched a major interface redesign for YouTube. This latest change revamps the site overall. It also provides a new home page and simpler, customizable channels ...

WikiLeaks: You Can’t Hide Your Spyin’ Eyes

WikiLeaks launched a new spinoff website called "Spy Files" on Thursday that will publish documents about surveillance and privacy violations worldwide ...

Chrome Wins Silver in Worldwide Browser Share

It appears that Google's relatively new Chrome browser has displaced Mozilla Firefox from the No. 2 spot in the worldwide browser market, following leader Microsoft Internet Explorer ...

All Eyes on Carrier IQ Following Spyware Allegations

Software from the company Carrier IQ that's preinstalled on many mobile devices sold in the United States is capable of recording many of the activities performed on those phones and potentially relaying the data back to carriers, according to security researcher Trevor Eckhart. Eckhart refers to the software as a "rootkit." ...

Has Microsoft Missed the Tablet Boat?

Windows 8 tablets may have a very difficult time competing when they finally hit the market, according to the findings of a recent Forrester Research report ...

Spotify Cranks Up the Volume With New App Platform

Online music service Spotify on Wednesday announced that it's launching a series of integrated apps from various partners ...

Can HP Printers Be Remote-Detonated?

Researchers at Columbia University have demonstrated that a remote firmware update command in some HP LaserJet printers can be hijacked, according to a report from MSNBC. In one case, a hacked printer was reportedly given commands that might cause it to get hot enough to scorch paper loaded in it ...

RIM Gives iOS and Android a Tentative Embrace

Research In Motion on Tuesday announced a mobile device management (MDM) solution that will include iOS and Android devices ...

SPOTLIGHT ON SECURITY

Malware for Sale

The holiday shopping season is in full swing, even for malicious hackers ...

Blanket EU Privacy Regs Could Make Facebook Break a Sweat

The European Union may begin an overhaul of its 1995 Data Protection Directive next year to provide one single unified body of legislation on this issue ...

SCIENCE

Nanoparticle Monster Batteries Could Make Wind and Solar Power More Practical

Researchers at Stanford University have used nanoparticles of copper hexacyanoferrate to create electrodes that could lead to large batteries for storing excess power from the electrical grid for future use ...

BEST OF ECT NEWS

Time Travel Still Has Legs

This story was originally published on July 29, 2011, and is brought to you today as part of our Best of ECT News series. ...

Xbox 360 Goes Metro With New Dashboard

Microsoft will release an update to the Xbox 360 dashboard for all Xbox Live members on Dec. 6 ...

Facebook Whittles Down 6 Degrees of Separation to 4.74

Six degrees of separation may be good enough for most people, but for Facebook members, it's only 4.74 degrees, according to a study conducted jointly by the social networking giant and the University of Milan ...

SPOTLIGHT ON SECURITY

Bad Security Moon Rising

All things considered, this past week has been hell on security professionals ...

Water Pump Hack Paints Picture of Leaky Utility Security

A small water utility in Illinois has been hacked, reportedly leading the FBI and the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to look into the matter ...

The Fretful Future of Flash

What's the future for Flash devs now that Adobe has turned its back on Flash Player for mobile devices and has shifted focus to HTML 5? ...

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