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 Can We Avoid the Mobile Bandwidth Drought? Smartphones, our addiction to mobile apps, and broadband gluttony are all putting us on a path to wireless broadband scarcity. Share:   |  Black Hat Preview: Let the Electric-shock Craziness Begin Ready to power on next week, the annual Black Hat Conference in Las Vegas promises to be the high-voltage event Share: | Rumors of Sept. iPhone 5 Launch Now Shift to Oct. Internet buzz now pins the likely release date for iPhone 5, which has not officially been announced by Apple, from September to October. Share: | Rootkit Malware Roosts on Windows XP Systems Systems still running Windows XP also contain a huge reservoir of malware that is infecting other computers, a security researcher says. Share: | Hacker Arrests Escalate A timeline of the law enforcement crackdown on hackers this summer. Share: | Protect Your Data from Google's Hammer Analysis: When Google kills your account, what happens to your Android phone? 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