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iPhone users may be notorious data hogs that have done nothing but pillage and plunder AT&T's network, but it's Verizon's smartphone users who consume the most data per month. That's according Validas (a company that optimizes wireless phone bills), which analyzed 20,000 wireless bills between January and May 2010 to find that Verizon smartphone users consume more data than iPhone users at a ratio
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White House wants to help you "blog anonymously"
The White House has announced a new initiative aimed at bringing the federal government into the online identity space in a major way. Via a post on the White House blog, the administration has announced the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC). The blog post has a link to a new Department of Homeland Security-hosted site for the initiative, which has already been seeded
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US appoints first cyber warfare general
The US military has appointed its first senior general to direct cyber warfare – despite fears that the move marks another stage in the militarisation of cyberspace. The newly promoted four-star general, Keith Alexander, takes charge of the Pentagon's ambitious and controversial new Cyber Command, designed to conduct virtual combat across the world's computer networks. He was appointed on Friday a
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