Highlights from this morning's other big tech headlines....
- It's time to refresh those data protection skills (even for Macs users apparently), because security firm McAfee contends that malware production reached a record high during the first half of 2010. [From: Reuters]
- The HP/Palm offices are growing increasingly barren, and Peter Skillman (reportedly the man behind the Pre) has become the latest exec to flee the company. [From: Engadget]
- Verizon and Google's fledgling proposal on Net neutrality is already drawing heated criticism from various politicians and organizations because of, among other issues, the exclusion of wireless services. [From: CNET]
- In an odd PR move, Netflix has apparently revealed its intentions to enable Android streaming by posting a job listing for an Android Video Playback Expert. [From: Ars Technica]
Tags: android, business, google, hp, malware, mcafee, morningxtra, netflix, netflixwatchinstantly, netneutrality, palm, palmpre, peterskillman, security, top, verizon
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Subscribe to commentsTracie SmithAug 10th 2010 1:12PM
Google and Verizon are in Obama's back pocket. They are also associated with the DSA(Democratic Socialists of America). Research it for yourself. Obama just wants to control what you say, and how you say it...no more 'free speech' in America.
MaddyTAug 11th 2010 10:21AM
To Queenbee
Sorry , I didn't think it was this long until I posted it and saw the short comment I wanted to write became, as you put it, an essay LOL, I'm sorry. I'll put it in paragraphs next time, I just got carried away. .