Saturday, February 4, 2012

30ft prehistoric crocodile discovered - Unexplained Mysteries

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Superbugs discovered in Antarctica - Unexplained Mysteries

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Mexican police chase UFO - Unexplained Mysteries

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Ancient 3,500-year-old joke book unearthed - Unexplained Mysteries

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Friday, February 3, 2012

Symantec Warns of Android Trojans That Mutate With Every Download | PCWorld

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Is Google Evil? The Jury Is Out | PCWorld

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Hey Hey, My My: MP3, It's Time to Die | PCWorld

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Beware of 'Remove Timeline' Facebook Scams | PCWorld

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The Smartphone Has Become an Essential Shopping Tool | PCWorld

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Sharing with "Friends of Friends" on Facebook Exposes You to 150,000 People [Facebook]


 
Sharing with "Friends of Friends" on Facebook Exposes You to 150,000 People [Facebook]
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Well this is mildly terrifying: according to a new Pew study, the Facebook privacy mode a lot of us rely on for photos and status updates is, on average, anything but private. Time to reconsider your settings, everyone. More »



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