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• 25% of Office Workers Would Steal Company Data To help a friend or family member, a quarter of office workers say they'd steal sensitive company data, survey reveals.
• Internet Serves as Springboard for Attacks on US Military Cyberattacks on the U.S. military jumped sharply in 2009, a report reveals
• iPhone Expected to Boost Mobile Game Market Most users have played games on their phones, and the trend is likely to keep growing, researchers say.
• Unknown 'Superpower' Hosts Dominate Internet Traffic, Study Says An analysis due out next week reveals the highest volume of traffic is through a few entities -- and Google may be the only one you know.
• Cell Phones Blur the Line Between Work and Life The iPhone's win in JD Power's satisfaction survey proves there's no such thing as a "business cell phone."
• What's With Microsoft's FUSE Social Networking Lab? Software Architect Ozzie launches research group charged with extending Microsoft's reach into social networking technology.
• Wize’s Shopping Search Gets Wiser Shopping research site's new design is useful, but there's still room for improvement.
• Google Adds Links to Web Page Sections in Search Results Google has begun including sublinks to sections of Web pages in some search results.
• PC Sales Jump Unexpectedly IDG reports desktop and laptop sales are climbing even before the release of Windows 7 next month.
• Which Dominates Office: Desktops or Cell Phones? A Forrester Research survey examines which tools are the biggest help to information workers.
• MyCopernic on the Go Service offers remote desktop search, but not remote access.
• Teens Just Won't Pay for Music Researchers say 61 percent of teens and young adults illegally download music, and they won't change their piracy habits.
• Wi-Fi Now a Smartphone Must-Have Networks accommodating Wi-Fi handsets, TV-Out, App Store changes, and other trends from Ovum researchers.
• 'Babble' Dominates Twitter, Study Says Stop the presses! 40% of Tweets Are 'pointless Babble' say researchers who hadn't looked closely before.
• Apple Impresses as Smartphone Sales Grow The iPhone continued to shine as the sales of smartphones to end users grew by 27 percent during the second quarter compared to the same period last year.
• Tech Beats Eating for Some Brits Two of five Brits say they'd rather cut their food budgets than cut back on Internet access and other tech.
• Gather Notes From the Web--And Keep Them Safe--With iCyte This nice Web research tool easily saves Web page snapshots and notes into online projects.
• Highlight and Mark Up Web Pages with WebNotes Dragging a yellow highlighter across your monitor: not a good idea. WebNotes lets you highlight Web pages and restores those highlights when you revisit the pages later on.
• Mobile Data Found Expendable When Budget Tight A survey finds 48% percent of American households would drop their mobile data service to save money.
• News Sites Falter as Traffic Spikes After Jackson's Death UPDATE: Biggest news sites describe performance challenge, availability problems from record numbers of visitors.
• Google Rules Mobile Search -- for Now, Report Says In countries where mobile use is strongest, search wars are heating up, analysts report.
• iPhone 3.0 Adoption Rate Estimates in Question Apple reports a million iPhone 3GS sales and more than 6 million downloads of the 3.0 firmware.
• Does iPhone Joy Blow Away Blackberry Blues? A new report says that four in ten BlackBerry owners would switch to an iPhone.
• Cell Phones Getting Too Complicated, Poll Finds 60% of Brits say phones are full of unnecessary features, researchers find.
• Asia Leads in Broadband Growth China is overtaking the U.S. as the biggest market for broadband installations, industry group reports.