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 Google Warns 20,000 Websites That Could Be Infected With Malware Google has warned 20,000 websites that they might be hacked and injected with JavaScript redirect malware, Google said. Share:   |  Draw Something Finally Gets Facebook and Twitter Support, 'Save' Feature Unexpected update to the world's most popular drawing app/game adds social network sharing, 'undo' and picture-saving options Share: | The Most Annoying Android Apps Some of the most popular apps for Android devices access too much information, suck too much data, or use up all of your battery life. Here's a list of apps to watch out for--and why. Share: | Apple Gives $29 Snow Leopard Upgrade Away for Free to Some Apple is giving its three-year-old operating system upgrade away in an effort to promote iCloud. Share: | Xtex's $150 Android Tablet Takes Aim at Kindle Fire The My Tablet 7 comes loaded with the latest version of Android Ice Cream Sandwich and runs on 1GB of RAM. 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