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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Hundreds Of Gmail, Yahoo, MSN passwords exposed by Web site   EBay pulls Apple iPhone auction   UK scientists release plans for driverless car   Norton 360 reaches Australian shores   New paint blocks wireless signals   Intel ships first Classmate PCs   Sun pulls up smoke screens around future processors   AMD steps up corporate PC push to compete with Intel   Intel to build US$2.5 billion China semiconductor plant   Image spam doubles average file size   Orb brings PC multimedia to gaming consoles   Case study: Clustering the penguins
Tuesday, 27th March 2007
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This afternoon, a worldwide publisher of online lifestyle and entertainment magazines has exposed hundreds of personal Gmail, Yahoo and MSN passwords.

Also making news, online auction house eBay has pulled a sale of Apple iPhones from its site, saying it is not confident that the seller can deliver within 30 days.

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Security
Hundreds Of Gmail, Yahoo, MSN passwords exposed by Web site
The victims are all members of sites operated by Splash Magazines Worldwide, which publishes local versions of its magazines under URLs like NYCSplash.com and LASplash.com..
By Staff writers


Internet
EBay pulls Apple iPhone auction
Online auction house eBay has pulled a sale of six iPhones from its site, saying that it is not confident that the seller can deliver within 30 days.
By Iain Thomson


Research/Trends
UK scientists release plans for driverless car
Developers plan to develop a prototype of an autonomous driverless vehicle to help encourage the creation of smart cars; they plan to test the car on a racetrack this summer..
By Staff writers


Security
Norton 360 reaches Australian shores
Symantec officially unveiled its Norton 360 security suite in Australia on Monday, one month after its worldwide launch.
By Negar Salek


Security
New paint blocks wireless signals
Better than encryption, say inventors.
By Staff Writers


Hardware
Intel ships first Classmate PCs
First volume shipments head for Mexico and Brazil.
By Tom Sanders


Research/Trends
Sun pulls up smoke screens around future processors
Positioning for upcoming APL and Rock processor lines remains unclear.
By Tom Sanders


IT Services
AMD steps up corporate PC push to compete with Intel
AMD has unveiled a set of open source tools that let PC manufacturers test systems for compatibility with new standards that promise to allow easier remote desktop management.
By Tom Sanders


Jobs Centre
Intel to build US$2.5 billion China semiconductor plant
Chip maker, Intel will build a US$2.5 billion plant in China to produce microchips, in an effort to move up the mainland's technology food chain..
By Staff writers


Security
Image spam doubles average file size
New bandwidth and storage headaches.
By Staff Writers


IT Services
Orb brings PC multimedia to gaming consoles
Don't waste US$300 on Apple TV, says Orb chief.
By Staff Writers


Operating Systems
Case study: Clustering the penguins
The humble personal computer has a well-deserved reputation as a giant-killer. After all, it was the virus-like spread of PCs which spelled the beginning of the end for the mainframe dinosaurs.
By Ian Yates
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