Summary: <ul style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;"> <li>World Security Expo</li> <li>BYOD</li> <li>Securing the Device or the data</li> <li>New 2600 Movie – http://www.code2600.com/</li> <li>HTML 5</li> <li>Single Sign on</li> <li>Identity Management Solutions</li> <li>Working 40 Meters on HF</li> <li>Ubuntu Phone / TV / Desktop / Server</li> <li>Yahoo Board Approves a $1.1B Pricetag For Tumblr</li> <li>Yahoo Pinkie-Swears It Won’t Ruin Tumblr</li> <li>Yahoo Joins Growing List of Bidders For Hulu</li> <li>Google Drops XMPP Support</li> <li>Goodbye, Lotus 1-2-3</li> <li>Fast and Furious 6 Released</li> <li>Microsoft Unveils New Xbox</li> <li>New Android malware intercepts incoming text messages, silently forwards them on to criminals</li> <li>Apple fixes 41 iTunes security flaws, some more than a year old</li> <li>Blueprints of Australia’s top spy agency headquarters stolen by Chinese hackers</li> <li>Microsoft Spying in on Skype conversations</li> <li>Twitter moving to two factor authentication</li> <li>Chinese hackers who breached Google in 2010 gained access to thousands of surveillance orders</li> <li>NYPD detective accused of hiring email hackers</li> <li>Apple 1 breaks auction record, goes for $671,400</li> <li>Google to build YouTube app for Windows Phone 8</li> <li>Google Acquires Kite-Power Generator</li> <li>FiOS User Finds Limit of ‘Unlimited’ Data Plan: 77 TB/Month</li> <li>Google may build wireless networks in emerging markets, WSJ says</li> <li>Flickr’s revamped site hit by performance problems</li> <li>Foursquare partners with Gnip to sell check-in stream</li> <li>Apple’s WWDC keynote scheduled for June 10</li> <li>Broadcom unveils new 5G Wi-Fi chips for PCs, tablets, phones</li> <li>Google set to upgrade its SSL certs</li> <li>Should I buy a Mac or wait?</li> <li>How do I set a location based reminder in Android?</li> <li>Could I text with an iPod?</li> <li>How could I create my own Roku channel?</li> <li>How can I monetize a podcast?</li> <li>How can I create videos with Apple iMac?</li> <li>Is there a universal remote control to eliminate having several remotes?</li> </ul>
