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Submission + - Supreme Court to Hear Videogames Case (cnet.com)

mjoseff writes: "The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether minors have the right to buy violent video games in a case that tests whether computer software is guaranteed the same free speech protections as books, newspapers, and magazines. "
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Submission + - USA Has More Open WiFi Wireless Hotspots than EU (ispreview.co.uk)

Mark.JUK writes: Some 40% of wireless (Wi-Fi) Internet access Hotspots in the USA are unlocked and do not require a security password, which compares with 25% in Europe; according to WeFi based statistics. Across the world, approximately 30% of recorded Wi-Fi access points are unlocked, while some 70% are locked. Nice to see everybody taking security so seriously then. It should be perfectly possible to "share" Wi-Fi while using WPA or WPA2 security measures at the same time.

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