Hands off tomorrow's Internet

We may soon see an Internet future less bright than we need.

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Smartphones Dominate AT&T Sales: No iPhone Mass Exodus

Nearly 70% of all the postpaid phones sold by AT&T during its second quarter were smartphones, including many iPhones.

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In Case of Emergency, Check Twitter

Facebook, Twitter, and similar social media tools can enhance disaster preparedness and emergency response, according to New England Journal of Medicine commentary.

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Samsung Sells 5 Million Galaxy S II Smartphones

"Superphone" selling at an average clip of 59,000 units per day, even before U.S. launch.

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Bad Cell Phone Behavior: Are You Being Rude?

More than 20% of those surveyed can't stand it when people talk too loudly on their phone in public. Here are more examples of bad cell phone behavior that get on our nerves.

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Seeking Tomorrow's Security Solutions Today, Part 2

A widely held view in the security community is that currently available security technology just can't cope with the new types of attacks being launched on IT infrastructures. Some security vendors, in fact, have acknowledged their inability to fight advanced persistent threats and are calling for new approaches to fighting hackers.

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Netflix adds Mad Men in the US today, CBS content in Canada and Latin America later

We're not sure how Don Draper would have sold a 60 percent price increase on your most popular service package but maybe Netflix executives can make a guess after they start watching the first four seasons of Mad Men today on Watch Instantly. Netflix's Lionsgate deal will keep reruns flowing for years to come, while a new agreement with CBS International is bringing its programming -- including Showtime shows like Dexter that were recently yanked from the US Netflix service -- to viewers in Canada (who already had Mad Men) and Latin America (where it locked up a cache of telenovelas yesterday). This CBS agreement is separate from their (also non-exclusive) US deal that brought Star Trek back, but international viewers will still get to both TOS and TNG, as well as shows like Twin Peaks and 90210. Check the press release after the break for more details on the international deal, the source link for a time warp back to 1960s NYC or hit the comments below to explain how canceling your $7.99 per month service is a stand against greedy corporations.

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