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The Real Risks of Obama's BlackBerry 273

An anonymous reader writes "When the mainstream media first announced Barack Obama's 'victory' in keeping his BlackBerry, the focus was on the security of the device, and keeping the US president's e-mail communications private from spies and hackers. The news coverage and analysis by armchair security experts thus far has failed to focus on the real threat: attacks against President Obama's location privacy, and the potential physical security risks that come with someone knowing the president's real-time physical location. In this article, a CNET blogger digs into the real risks associated with the President carrying around a tracking device at all times."

Feed Xbox 360 Elite coverage roundup -- are you getting one? (engadget.com)

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Unless you're a die-hard Target customer you can't get your Xbox Elite until this Sunday, but if you were at all curious about the thing, we hope we delivered the goods yesterday with our coverage of the HDMI-totin' console. In case you missed any of the action, check out the links below.

The faceoff
Xbox 360 Elite vs. classic: the test

The hands-on, drive kit, and vote
Xbox 360 Elite arrives - unboxing, comparison ensues
Xbox 360 Hard Drive Transfer Kit hands-on
Black on black: Xbox 360 Elite vs PS3, which is more 1337?

Other coverage
Xbox 360 Elite: new, black limited edition Xbox with HDMI and 120GB drive
Xbox 360 Elite and 120GB drive now official
Xbox 360 Elite hands-on video
First Xbox 360 Elite pre-order ready for your cash
Mod your 360 with an off-the-shelf 120GB HDD, save $100

So, you think you're gonna get one? Vote!

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Feed IBM servers get 10 Gig boost (theregister.com)

TCP offloaders aim to sharpen BladeCenter

10 Gig Ethernet specialists Chelsio and NetXen are targeting IBM servers - and in particular IBM's BladeCenter systems - for network acceleration and virtualisation.


Feed Review: Illustrator CS3 (macworld.com)

Upgrading to Adobe Illustrator CS3 is a no-brainer for longtime Illustrator users. I was hoping that some of the older tools would get some tweaksespecially the 3-D tools and the color picker, and I'd love to see the ability to create multiple-page documents.


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