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| 7:15 PM: | Photobucket plugs hole that revealed private photos. All that was needed was the user ID of someone with a private album on Photobucket and the file name of one photo in their album, said Byron Ng, a Vancouver, B.C.-based computer technician who exposes security flaws in social networks and other sites. Webware. | | |
| 7:14 PM: | Sony's new VAIO Z, FW, SR and BZ laptops go official. The 13.3-inch VAIO SR is Sony's bid at bringing its ultraportable line "mainstream" with supposedly aggressive price points, multiple color options, and a four pound form factor which leaves room for discreet graphics, but sadly no Blu-ray. Engadget. | | |
| 12:20 PM: | TokBox Brings Easy Video Chat To All Platforms With AIR. TokBox, the impressive video chat startup that doesn't require any kind of extra software, has launched a new AIR app that will bring the web service's easy setup to the desktop. TechCrunch. | | |
| 12:17 PM: | While Sim City creator Wright works on Spore, Monte Cristo aims for city-creating conquest. while Wright works on Spore, Monte Cristo is making a bid for his old domain. VentureBeat. | | |
| 10:12 AM: | NetNewsWire spoon-feeds iPhone the news. Unlike Mobile News from the Associated Press, NetNewsWire pulls in stories from multiple sources, and unlike Google Reader, it does so nearly instantly in a true native application. Webware. | | |
| 10:08 AM: | Open parking spaces? Check your smartphone. This fall, San Francisco will be testing a system of 4-inch by 4-inch mesh-networked bumps glued to 25% of the city's parking spaces. The bumps will be linked to various wireless networks, which will relay parking information to a smartphone-friendly website and nearby street signs. CrunchGear. | | |
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