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• 20 March 2013

• News: Google adds another city to fiber service rollout

  Google has added Olathe in Kansas to the cities where it will roll out its high-speed broadband network called Google Fiber.

• News: Microsoft: Hackers obtained high-profile Xbox Live accounts

  Several high-profile Xbox Live accounts for former and current Microsoft employees were compromised by attackers using social engineering techniques, the company said late Tuesday.

• News: Industry coalition objects to Google's domain names applications

  An industry coalition with backing from Microsoft, Nokia and Oracle has objected to Google's application for certain top-level domain strings.

• News: Click fraud botnet defrauds advertisers up to $6 million

  An advertising analytics company said it has discovered a botnet that generates upwards of US$6 million per month by generating bogus clicks on display advertisements.

• News: Google fully implements security feature on DNS lookups

  Google has fully implemented a security feature that ensures a person looking up a website isn't inadvertently directed to a fake one.

• News: Click fraud botnet defrauds advertisers up to $6 million

  An advertising analytics company said it has discovered a botnet that generates upwards of US$6 million per month by generating bogus clicks on display advertisements.

• News: Google revives RSS extension for Chrome browser

  Tech enthusiasts upset over Google's recent decision to scrap Google Reader and other products may have one reason to be happy again: They can still subscribe to RSS feeds through an extension within the Chrome browser.

• 19 March 2013

• News: Telcos given till next year to pay for wireless spectrum

  Telco’s participating in the digital dividend auction have been given until the second half of next year to make final payments for spectrum licenses won.

• News: AT&T adds extravagant new shared-data plans, data-only options

  If you want a massive mobile data plan and don't mind paying gobs of money for it, AT&T is now happy to oblige.

• News: Make forgotten passwords a distant memory with myIDkey

  Keeping your passwords safe is hard work--and keeping them complex enough that others won't figure them out but you can still remember them is equally difficult. Arkami's solution? The myIDkey (funding through March 22), a biometrically secure Bluetooth/USB flash drive and password manager, which lets you carry all your access codes, account numbers, and other data with you on a device that is compact enough to affix to your keyring.

• News: MessageMe attracts a million worldwide users in its first week

  Despite Facebook's efforts to thwart its growth, new messaging startup MessageMe has been adding new users like there's no tomorrow.

• News: ABC may offer live streaming apps, but not for cord cutters

  ABC is reportedly planning a mobile app for live, streaming television in an attempt to keep cable and satellite TV subscribers from jumping ship.

• News: Apple TV 5.2.1 brings redesigned Hulu Plus app, security fixes

  Hulu Plus lovers, rejoice: Apple's Apple TV 5.2.1 software update, released on Tuesday, brings a redesigned interface for the premium TV and movie streaming service. The update also patches a number of bugs involving the execution of unsigned code and security holes in the Apple TV's kernel.

• News: Samsung Chromebook 3: Cheaper, more productive alternative to a tablet

  Samsung's latest Chromebook -- the Series 3 XE303C12-A01US -- is small, slim, and speedy. This little laptop weighs less than 2.5 pounds and packs a decent performance punch, assuming you're comparing it to the right machines.

• News: New breed of organized criminals aided by Internet, says Europol

  Cyberspace offers crime groups better networking, expanded pool of victims

• News: Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch resigns to work at Apple

  Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch is leaving the company to take a job at Apple, a one-time close partner of Adobe that became the most vociferous critic of its Flash technology.

• News: Chirpify opens up Facebook's News Feed for business

  Facebook's News Feed is a popular landing page for photos and updates from friends, but now it can also function as a digital storefront of sorts, through a partnership with e-commerce startup Chirpify.

• News: 77% of Singaporeans concerned about data protection and privacy

  The world over, data protection and privacy is a concern and Singaporeans are not indifferent to it.

• News: Ten hot consumer trends: Ericsson

  Did you know that women are driving the smartphone market? That a large number of workers are bringing their own networks into the office? Or that consumers want devices that require less focus?

• News: APEJ enterprise mobility market to reach US$6.9B in 2013

  The Asia/Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) enterprise mobility market is set to reach US$6.9 billion in 2013, according to a newly released report by IDC.

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