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Facebook founder accused of hacking into emails of rivals and journalists

08.03.2010
Mark Zuckerberg

A series of articles by BusinessInsider.com have accused Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg of hacking into the email accounts of rivals and journalists. The articles allege that the CEO of the world's most successful social networking has breached privacy on at least two occasions.

7 Must-have Firefox Add-Ons

The following Firefox add-ons could be considered applications on their own and transform Firefox into a fully functioning application. Some of these are so good, they can even replace standalone applications.

LG GD510 Pop arrives to Thailand

LG has recently launched a brand-new eco-friendly mobile phone, the LG GD510 Pop, in Thailand.

New Face Recognition Application for Android Criticized As "Stalker's Dream"

Recognizr, a new face recognition application for Android mobile phones, has been blasted by security experts as "stalker's dream".

AIS Collaborates With Acclaimed Pop Artist To Create The Exclusive Theme For BlackBerry Smartphones

Advanced Info Service Plc. (AIS) led by Executive Vice President of Marketing Somchai Lertsutiwong recently organized ‘A Touch of Art with AIS BlackBerry’, party to introduce an exceptional digital art content designed by M.L.Chiratorn Chirapravati for BlackBerry, the latest 3G smartphone high-end communications at Central World.

Italian court convicts 3 Google executives in bullying video case

A Milan court convicted three Google Inc. executives for privacy violations Wednesday, because they did not act quickly enough to remove an online video that showed the bullying of a youth with Down's syndrome in 2006.

The World's Largest Military Aircraft Cemetery

Nicknamed "The Boneyard", the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG) US airbase facility in Tucson, Arizona, is the world's largest military aircraft cemetery.

Alleged Chinese hacking schools sponsored by American companies

Investigators looking into cyber attacks on Google and numerous other American companies last year have linked the intrusions with computers at Shanghai's prestigious Jiaotong University and another vocational school in eastern China.

Apple bans 5,000 iPhone applications for sexual content, offers list of new rules

Blogger Jon Atherton at iPhone application developer Chillifresh wrote in a blog post that Apple has banned 5,000 applications with sexual content. One of Chillifresh’s apps "Wobble" also fell victim of this clean-up campaign. On his website, Atherton listed the restrictions claimed to be directly from an Apple representative.


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