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The rapture is here! Or so that is what religious nutjobs think. Anyway, the show must go on and we talk about the PS3 rising from the dead (like a certain somebody), Apple doesn’t want to touch the MACDefender malware and 99.7% of Android phones have a vulnerability – good luck Tom.
So, apparently when we wrote the show notes, James Wilson was also going to be on. However, he left us with no explanation during the preshow, so its only Stewart and Terence this week. Hopefully, everything is back on track by next week – if we ever see next week.
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Show Notes
The Weekly Overview
PlayStation Network is back online in Australia
Sony begins PlayStation Network restoration – completed by end of May
Sony hacked AGAIN, phishing site found on servers
Japan won’t allow Sony to turn PSN back on until it’s assured it’s safe
QLD Police arrest Fairfax tech journo over Facebook privacy flaw
Facebook ‘break-ins’: police say receiving photos like taking stolen TVs
MACDefender – The new hoax anti-virus for Mac
In The Loop
Apple to launch cloud music service, with backing of labels?
Apple LTE-enabled iPhone Due in 2012, iPhone 4S Preparations for September 2011
Sandy Bridge, Thunderbolt MacBook Airs coming in June or July
Apple Retail Stores tenth anniversary
Apple causes ‘religious’ reaction in brains of fans, say neuroscientists
Tom’s Stockings (1)
LinkedIn IPO Shares Pop 84 Percent On First Trade, Opens With $7.8B Market Cap
Microsoft’s Bill Gates says he advocated Skype takeover
Baby Named After Facebook’s ‘Like’
In Other News
Internet Explorer emerges as only browser not vulnerable to huge memory leak
Amazon prepping dual-core ‘Coyote’ and quad-core ‘Hollywood’ tablets for 2011
Vodafone claim of Sony PlayStation phone theft a hoax
Does Microsoft Want to Take Over Nokia’s Smartphone Division?
Android User Data Easily Stolen
Google: Android security flaw now being fixed for all users
Microsoft replaces Xbox 360s after disc-format switch
Playboy for iPad Skirts Apple’s Nudity Rules with Web Trickery
Tom’s Stockings (2)
RIM recalls 900 faulty BlackBerry PlayBooks, here are the serial numbers (update)
Samsung’s Galaxy S II hits Optus early June