Snow Leopard could level security playing field: CNET News

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	Top headlines  Snow Leopard could level security playing field Security researchers say Apple's new Mac OS X security enhancements could give Mac users something to really brag about. • Researchers who hack the Mac OS • Review: Snow Leopard worth cost • Full coverage Thu, Aug 27 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Google Book Search? Try Google Library Friday's conference over the Google Book Search settlement will focus on privacy, quality, and Google's unique role as a private company operating a public library. Thu, Aug 27 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Microsoft drops price of Xbox 360 Elite, kills Pro Microsoft makes it official: the Xbox 360 Elite will now be priced at $299, and the Xbox 360 Pro will be discontinued after supplies run out at a new $249 price tag. Thu, Aug 27 01:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  TiVo sues AT&T, Verizon over DVR patents TiVo alleges AT&T and Verizon are violating three of its DVR patents, in a repeat of the tack it took against Dish/EchoStar. Wed, Aug 26 16:25:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  ACLU chapter flags Facebook app privacy Northern California chapter's new campaign aims to raise awareness of the fact that not only can third-party apps on Facebook's platform access your data, they can see some of your friends', too. Wed, Aug 26 15:28:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  iPhone app issue shows mobile Net growing pains Useful applications such as Google Voice won't be blocked from the iPhone as competition, Apple changes, or Web apps will break today's logjam. Wed, Aug 26 10:05:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Video of the day Loaded: Monetize your viral videos Nokia launches a pay-by-phone service, The Pirate Bay stays afloat, and YouTube wants to monetize your viral videos. Photos Sculpture on the head of a pin Artist Willard Wigan is creating microsculptures on the head of a pin--so minute that they are only visible through a microscope.  Read full story Technically Incorrect Poles on Microsoft gaffe: Isn't that a Mac in the shot? The Polish press has reacted to Microsoft's race-swap photo gaffe by criticizing the company and suggesting that beyond the racial face-swap, the image has other questionable features.  Read full story Most popular stories  1. Microsoft apologizes for race-swap photo incident 2. Jessica Biel most 'dangerous' celeb in cyberspace 3. Behind 10 eyebrow-raising App Store rejections 4. Apple to ship Mac OS X Snow Leopard Aug. 28 5. Poles on Microsoft gaffe: Isn't that a Mac in the shot?   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters More from CNET News:   Media Is the Pirate Bay sold? Don't believe it Loch Ness Monster surfaces on Google Earth? Must see! California's garage sale on eBay and Craigslist! Open Book Alliance to oppose Google Book deal Dylan to be the voice of GPS? Cutting Edge Think to resume making electric city cars 'soon' Robots kiss, but don't go to second base (yet) China plans 500-megawatt solar plant PG&E to compress air to store wind power A Hummer getting better than 100 mpg? Business Tech What's really happening to the VC industry Hands-on: Snow Leopard all about speed Gmail takes a page from Outlook with new contact chooser FSF promotes freedom with a closed Web site Microsoft files appeal in Word injunction case Personal Tech Zune marketing exec says good-bye to Microsoft Blu-ray not yet finding a home on PCs E-paper sales expected to hit $9.6 billion in '18 XM SkyDock turns your iPhone into a satellite radio control panel Sony breaks $2,000 barrier for full-frame dSLRs Wireless Apple: Technical issues holding up Vonage app What's the best phone for Google Voice? Google mobile maps show when to take side streets Nokia unveils new mobile financial service Once again: Do cell phones cause brain tumors? Security Tools to keep your kids safe online Researchers who hack the Mac OS Man with 25 IDs nabbed by face-recognition tech Report: Antivirus feature for Snow Leopard? Survey: Users of social networks take risks despite concerns
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