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- LinkedIn investigation possible theft of six million passwords
Although LinkedIn did not confirm if any user data had been hacked or leaked, researchers at UK Web security company Sophos say they have confirmed that a file posted online does contain, in part, LinkedIn passwords 'hashes' - a way of encrypting or storing passwords.
- The Middle East fights the Flame, but virus spreads anyway
Flame virus has infected more than 1,000 Windows-powered computers across the Middle East, according to reports.
- First drive-in theater doodle and the DIY drive-in movie revival
Google honors the first drive-in theater with a cool video. Today, 'guerrilla drive-ins' are feeding the appetite for movies under the stars.
- Star Wars 1313: First look at new LucasArts game hits the Web
LucasArts has released gameplay footage of its new action title, Star Wars 1313.
- Nintendo shows off Wii U titles, 'Miiverse' platform
At E3 this week, Nintendo provided additional details about its forthcoming Wii U console.
- Data-only wireless plans likely in two years, AT&T CEO says
Data-only wireless plans will be offered by someone in the industry, not necessarily AT&T. Phone calls, texts would be counted as data under data-only wireless plans.
- Facebook Junior? The social network prepares for younger users: report
Facebook is building technology that would allow users under the age of 13 to access the social network, according to a new report.
- SmartGlass makes Xbox gameplay a two-screen experience
SmartGlass, the new service for the Xbox 360, appears to steal a little thunder from the forthcoming Wii U.
- 5 games to look for at E3 2012 The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is one of the most anticipated video game shows of the year. This time around, developers and designers from companies such as Activision and Electronic Arts will be showcasing their new and unreleased products among about 200 registered exhibitors. Here are five games to look for this year – but we also want to hear from you. Let us know about your most anticipated titles in the comments.
- Samsung Galaxy S III debuts in Europe
Samsung Galaxy S III goes on sale this week in 28 European and Middle Eastern nations. In Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain, the Samsung Galaxy S III will have access to Music Hub, an ITunes-like service.
- Queen's Diamond Jubilee: Just how many dogs does she own?
For the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, a Google doodle shows off her prized corgis. How large is her canine entourage?
- Facebook puts proposed privacy changes up for a vote
Facebook users have a chance to weigh in on a series of changes to the Facebook privacy policy.
- Windows 8 Store gets preview rollout. How does it stack up?
Microsoft has introduced a preview version of its new Windows 8 Store, which will get a full launch later this year.
- The Apple iPhone goes prepaid, courtesy of Cricket
Cricket Communications will begin offering a prepaid iPhone to US customers.
- Android 4.0 tablet for under $400? Say hello to the IdeaTab.
The Android-powered IdeaTab S2109 was introduced by Lenovo this week. The IdeaTab, which is powered by the Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, will reportedly retail for $349.