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- Future of touchscreen. Video well worth watching about future glass technology http://t.co/zqyBrMTt about 1 day ago
- Hackers find way around online banking identity security systems http://t.co/5fEXASp1 about 2 days ago
- IPv6 transition - a layman's guide http://t.co/36EXhGlP about 4 days ago
- Google's privacy options - how to navigate them http://t.co/p0N5uwTS about 5 days ago
- UK’s first freephone mobile number launched by Jersey's JT http://t.co/8nMT4PYJ about 5 days ago
- What to do if your Twitter account is hacked http://t.co/g0GPUxwW about 6 days ago
- France to announce VAT increase to 21.2% (increase of 1.6%) about 1 week ago
- Symantec advise to stop using their pcAnywhere product right now, following theft of blueprints http://t.co/gbi4Nhqp about 1 week ago
- Serious flaw emerges in quantum cryptography http://t.co/kTaXiIW4 about 1 week ago
- Data protection - More EU regulation changes on the way http://t.co/irqxFR7a about 1 week ago
Virus Archive
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Vodafone unknowingly spread viruses with brand new phones
Posted on April 18, 2010 | No CommentsOne of the first things you want to do with a new mobile phone is synchronise it with you PC to get your contacts and music. It’s brand new, out of the box and out of the plastic wrapping – it must be ‘clean’. Think again ….
