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• What To Expect From Windows 7 SP1 In short: USB 3.0, upgraded Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, bug fixes, and it's likely to be released for a public beta test. [Slashdot]
• Rumor: Apple's Tablet Is an "iPhone on Steroids" A "close Apple connect" tells the Boy Genius Report that the iSlate, or whatever Apple's calling their upcoming tablet, runs an iPhone OS, has a very fast processor and "out of control" gesture control, and that it's basically a bigger, more powerful iPhone. Wouldn't it be funny if it was just an E-Book reader with Wi-Fi? [Boy Genius Report/Gizmodo]
• Firefox 3.6 due this month; next comes 'Lorentz' Mozilla firms up a 3.6 release date for January. What's far more intriguing? Firefox 3.6.5, code-named Lorentz, will isolate Flash and other plug-ins into separate, bomb-sheltered processes. [CNET News]
• Flight Delays GOOD magazine's visualizati***, like those we've previously featured, make head-fogging statistics about doing better easier to grasp. Their take on how much longer your air travel is taking is no exception. [GOOD.is]
• Phishing schemes targeting MobileMe users again If you get an email from Apple asking you to confirm your credit card details, don't click that link. Actually, don't ever enter financial details from an emailed link, unless you've confirmed it's legit. [The Unofficial Apple Weblog]
• Seven Major Websites that Send Passwords Unprotected, and State Sp***ored Deep Packet Inspection The Xobni founder, exploring security in the wake of Google's cyberattack in China, reveals that Wikipedia and Photobucket, among others, verify passwords in a way that could be sniffed out by firewalls and intermediaries. [blog.adam**ith.cc]
• Skype Class Action Settlement Offers $4 For Expired Credits Did you buy Skype call credits and see them expire after 180 days? Skype may owe you a Whopper Jr. meal's worth of cash. [Gizmodo]