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Sony outlines PSN 'Welcome Back' pack - Hackers get your details, you get 2 old games Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Sony has outlined details of the ‘Welcome Back’ pack offered to PlayStation Network (PSN) customers affected by the security breach which occurred last month. Customers get to pick two old games from a list of five, while hackers get your details. Mon May 16 15:15:08 PDT 2011 NVIDIA blames everyone (except NVIDIA) for lackluster Android tablet sales Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang blames everyone for poor Android tablet sales. Well, everyone except NVIDIA. Mon May 16 14:34:48 PDT 2011 Canadian SD card buyers are all criminals (or so say the CPCC) Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: The Canadian Private Copying Collective (CPCC) has a long history of trying to squeeze money from people by labeling them as criminals. It’s tried slapping a ‘you’re a criminal’ tax first on iPods (because everyone who owns an iPod is a thief), and then on ISPs (because we all know that internet connections are only ever uysed to steal). Mon May 16 12:09:02 PDT 2011 12 million still using Firefox 3.5 - Mozilla wants them to upgrade! Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: According to Mozilla there are some 12 million Firefox 3.5 users out there surfing the interwebz, but Mozilla now needs them to upgrade to a more recent release. And Mozilla has drawn up plans on how to accomplish this mass move. Mon May 16 06:14:42 PDT 2011 12 million still using Firefox 3.5 - Mozilla want them to upgrade! Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: According to Mozilla there are some 12 million Firefox 3.5 users out there surfing the interwebz, but Mozilla now needs them to upgrade to a more recent release. And Mozilla has drawn up plans on how to accomplish this mass move. Mon May 16 06:14:42 PDT 2011 What Lodsys wants from iOS developers ... money Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: The other day it emerged that that a firm called Lodsys had approached a selected number of iOS developers with a ‘notice’ asking them to participate in licensing discussions. But what does Lodsys want? Mon May 16 02:11:22 PDT 2011	Hardware 2.0 Gear for Geeks
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