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 Facebook 'Places' Service Adds Location-Based Features New location-based Facebook service integrates with Foursquare, Yelp, and other sites, but could soon replace them all. |  Intel's McAfee Buy: 3 Things it Could Mean The antivirus vendor is expected to become a subsidiary for the chip giant; here's what might emerge from such an alliance. | | Facebook Places: How to Adjust Your Privacy Settings Facebook's new location-sharing service might reveal more than you want it to; here's how to keep control of the broadcast of your travels. | | Facebook Places: What You Need To Know Privacy issues, interoperability features, limited availability -- here are a few crucial details about Facebook's new location-based service. | | App Store Director Sells His Own Fart Apps The app store may be virtuous (yeah, right) but its director isn't -- Phillip Shoemaker sells fart apps and follows porn stars on Twitter. | | Windows Phone 7: Microsoft Talks Games at Gamescom According to the buzz at Gamescom in Cologne, all the things that Redmond promised way back last February are going to be ready for launch. | | Google Chrome Tablet Could Hit U.S. in November Google's Tablet PC, which will run its Chrome OS and is designed to rival Apple's iPad, could hit US shelves in time for Christmas. | | The Tragic Death of Practically Everything Microsoft, Firefox, Facebook, the Mac--they live on in our hearts. | | Intel to Buy Security Vendor McAfee for $7.68 Billion Intel plans to acquire security vendor McAfee in a cash deal valued at about $7.68 billion. | | BlackBerry Phones Getting Mobile Ads? 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In spite of the tales of death and destruction floating around the Web right now, the 'Android apocalypse' is just another a false alarm. | | Cameron Diaz Could Wreck Your PC, McAfee Warns The security firm offers its annual list of the most dangerous celebrity searches, which harvest the highest volume of malware. | | Sony PS3 Motion Control Bundle Costs a Bundle Sony's sending a clear message to devoted gamers: Come for the roomier hard drive, stay for the fancy new peripheral that lets you play real-time strategy games on a console. | | Live Stream: Facebook Could Announce Location Service A Facebook location-based service might threaten smaller location players like Foursquare, and might reawaken privacy concerns. 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