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Thursday, July 02, 2009

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Ad Industry Sets Seven Privacy Protection Principles
Internet marketers have agreed on a set of seven principles for online ads to foster consumer trust and forestall government regulation.

Apple Files Touchscreen-Related Patent Applications
The iPhone-maker may be on track to fix one of the biggest complaints about the smartphone, and to add RFID and biometric identification capabilities.

WiMax Ready To Surge Again
Growth of the wide-area technology slowed in the economic meltdown, but analysts predict the deployment of WiMax equipment will take off again by year end.

Canonical, Eucalyptus Offer Private Cloud Consulting
Consulting service would encourage the concept of hybrid clouds -- open source private clouds that align with Amazon's EC2 public cloud.

Google Optimizes Search For Mobile Phones
The search giant is tailoring its results to fit better on a mobile screen, and it will also include relevant data from Google News, Google Images, and other Web properties.

Apple Planning Fix For iPhone SMS Flaw
An SMS vulnerability in Apple's iPhone is slated for disclosure at the Black Hat conference later this month. Apple is reportedly rushing to get a fix ready.

Mobile Payments Startup Raises $8 Million
Bling Nation is entering the highly competitive space filled with deep-pocketed rivals such as Visa and MasterCard.

California, Hawaii Governors Veto Online Sales Tax
Online retailers, led by Amazon and Overstock, are resisting state legislators' efforts to raise revenue with online sales taxes.

Apple Obliquely Addresses iPhone 3SG Overheating
Users have complained of handsets overheating while using applications that tap the iPhone's GPS and 3G wireless components.

Nokia Updates Ovi Maps
The 3.0 version of Ovi Maps includes 3-D views, weather information, walking directions, and a host of other features.

China's Green Dam 'Definitely' Coming
The controversial requirement that PCs in China come with the Green Dam Web filter may have been postponed, but the rule will be implemented, a Chinese official insists.

Apple Bans Another iPhone App For Nudity
BeautyMeter showed a nude picture of a 15-year-old girl. It's the second explicit app Apple has removed from the App Store in the last week.

First American Spatial Solutions and ESRI Partner, Release Risk Analysis Solution
First American Spatial Solutions and ESRI have released Risk Analysis Solution for ArcGIS.

Dell To Offer Location Features On Mini 10 Netbooks
Skyhook Wireless' Wi-Fi position app is already a standard feature on tens of millions of Apple iPhones and iPod Touch devices.

Farmers Completes Acquisition of 21st Century Insurance
Largest acquisition in the company's history strengthens its position as the third-largest personal lines carrier in the U.S. and makes it the top auto insurer in several states, including California.

Hedge Fund Investors Demand More Data and Oversight
Many hedge fund investors burned by last year's market meltdown will likely demand a system of checks and balances in which outsiders keep a closer watch over assets.

NACHA Launches International Payments Committee
The U.S.-International Committee will allow payments stakeholders in the U.S. to play a more prominent role in shaping the international payments space.

Q&A: Obama's Health IT Czar On Strategy, Incentives
Dr. David Blumenthal explains how work is progressing on a stimulus program that would give doctors and hospitals incentives to use "qualified" electronic health systems.

Bing Adds Twitter Searches
Microsoft's new search engine looks to capture the real-time Web.

U.S. To Release $4 Billion For Broadband
Funds are part of a program built into the federal stimulus package to build an affordable high-speed Internet structure in rural areas.

Macs Sales Growing Faster Than PCs
Apple Mac sales growth outstripped PCs even before Apple cut prices and introduced new MacBooks last month.

Treasury to Name Up to 9 Fund Managers
The U.S. Treasury Department is expected to name as many as nine fund managers to operate the long-awaited Public-Private Investment Program (PPIP) to cleanse banks of toxic assets, a person familiar with the plan said on Wednesday.

Facebook Simplifies Privacy Settings
The privacy controls at Facebook are getting reworked in the hope that users will choose to be more open.

Zer01 Launches Unlimited Voice, Data Service
The mobile virtual network operator is using mobile VoIP to offer unlimited voice, text, and mobile data for $70 a month.

Garda Cash Logistics Names CISO
Garda Cash Logistics has appointed Barbara Danzi to the newly created position of Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).
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