• Apple Admits iPhone Overheating Issues -- Sort of

  
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• Bing Builds an Underwhelming Twitter Search

  
  Microsoft plans to index Twitter updates in real time, but -- so far, at least -- the results are hardly impressive.
• More Pornography Sneaks onto the iPhone
• A Day in the Life of 3G
• Facebook Simplifies Privacy Settings, Calls Them Too Complex
• Beyond Firefox 3.5: A Sneak Peek at Mozilla's Next Browser
• Has China's Green Dam Burst?
• Apple Ships iPhone 3.1 Software Beta to Developers
• Sony Walkman Turns 30: Memories of an Iconic Gadget

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• Microsoft Keeps Beating a Dead Browser Analysis: If Redmond keeps trying to foist IE8 on the world, people will start to hurl.
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• Ngmoco Releases Rolando 2 for IPhone, IPod Touch Ngmoco has announced the release of Rolando 2: Quest for the Golden Orchid, a new game for the iPhone and iPod touch priced at $10.
• Firefox 3.5 Can Still Learn From Its Competition The newest Mozilla browser may lead the way with emerging Web standards, but it still lacks a few great features.
• Oracle May Cut up to 1,000 European Jobs, Union Says Oracle is planning to cut up to 1,000 of its European staff, according to a French union.
• iPhone 3GS Gets Jailbroken, Hack Available Online Apple's iPhone 3GS has been jailbroken and the hack that allows anyone to unlock their phone is available online.
• AT&T Says iPhone 3GS is Hot in a Good Way AT&T broke sales record with the iPhone 3GS.
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  Wanna be @the_real_shaq? That'll be $50,000... For a (small?) fee, uSocial promises to bring you untold amounts of Twitter popularity by acquiring you legions of new followers. So how much is a Stephen Colbert going for these days anyway?
• Security Alert
  Well-honed Attacks Sneak Under the Radar Examples of 'bait files' show that the targeted attacks may be hard to spot.
• BizFeed
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  iPhone 3GS Gets Jailbroken, Hack Available Online Apple's iPhone 3GS has been jailbroken and the hack that allows anyone to unlock their phone is available online.
• Today @ PC World
  AT&T Says iPhone 3GS is Hot in a Good Way AT&T broke sales record with the iPhone 3GS.
• Today @ PC World
  Will iPhones Get Tactile Feedback, Fingerprint ID? Nothing gets the rumor mill churning like uncovering Cupertino’s latest patent applications. Get ready for another round of rumors.
• Today @ PC World
  Preview: Facebook's Upcoming New iPhone App Change is in the air at Facebook. First came word of sweeping changes to the site's privacy controls. Now, a new and improved iPhone app is on the way.
• Security Alert
  Conficker: Forgotten but not Gone While the hype about Conficker may have died down, the botnet hasn't.
• Game On
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• Tech Inciter
  Bing Adds Twitter Search, Overload Real-time searches from Twitter add to "search overload" and undermine Bing's claims to simplicity.
• Today @ PC World
  Microsoft Pulls Gross-Out Ad for IE8 Online ad that showed a woman throwing up after accidentally viewing pornography has been pulled. But why?
• Today @ PC World
  Bing Builds an Underwhelming Twitter Search Microsoft plans to index Twitter updates in real time, but -- so far, at least -- the results are hardly impressive.
• Tech Inciter
  AT&T, iPhone Customers Angry Over Voicemail Delays Some AT&T and iPhone customers are angry over delayed delivery of voicemail messages.
• Today @ PC World
  More Pornography Sneaks onto the iPhone This time, the app in question, which has already been removed by Apple, included a nude photo of an underage girl.