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 Samsung Wi-Fi Only Galaxy Tab Available Sunday for $349 Samsung's $349 Galaxy Tab is Wi-Fi only and will compete with Research In Motion's Blackberry PlayBook, another 7-inch iPad challenger available later this month Share:   |  Google's Chrome Browser to Warn of Dangerous Downloads Google says a Chrome Web browser feature called Safe Browsing alerts users to dangerous downloads. Share: | FBI Raids Skype Prankster's Home After Hundreds of Fake Emergency Calls The FBI raided the home of a suspect who used Skype to place hundreds of prank calls to emergency service numbers for the purpose of reporting fake emergencies and harassing sheriff's departments in Florida and Minnesota. Share: | Google Yanks Grooveshark from Android Market Google yanked Grooveshark from the Android Market Tuesday, but the Chrome version of the app is still around Share: | Is the iPhone Over? Latest market-share data, forecasts show Apple's breakthrough smartphone stalling out Share: | YouTube Spending $100M to Compete with Broadcast TV Google's subsidiary is reportedly hoping to launch about 20 different "channels," each featuring several hours per week of original content for categories such as sports, arts and entertainment. Share: | Spear Phishing: The Real Danger Behind the Epsilon Data Breach Spear phishing is much harder to detect because these scams are more directly targeted and the bad guys know something about their target, making the scam much more likely to appear legit. Share: | Stardock CEO Explains GameStop Impulse Buy, Steam Rivalry Stardock CEO and president Brad Wardell talks about how why he sold his fledgling digital distribution service, and why he thinks Steam's days as king of the castle are numbered. Share: | Chrome OS: Headed to a Tablet Near You? Is Google ready to undermine Android just as it ascended to the top of the market? Or are the two operating systems destined to converge? Share: | Does Google Have a Mole at Twitter? According to a report, Google made a million-dollar counteroffer to one of its employees before he even told Google he was considering an offer from Twitter. Share: | Verizon, AT&T 'Pleased' with Xoom, Atrix Sales, Despite Analyst Concerns One interpretation of Verizon's and AT&T's positive comments on the Xoom and Atrix, analysts say, is that Verizon had set low sales expectations for the devices. Share: | Relentless Facebook Self-Promoters are Narcissists A study confirms what Facebook friends of narcissists already knew (and don't 'like'). Share: | Sony Japan: NGP to Ship on Time After All? Sony spokesperson says Bloomberg story about possible Japan quake-related NGP delays is "wrong." Share: | Google Apps: How We Locked Down Documents Although Google Apps has made progress over the past few years as a cloud-based collaboration and productivity suite for businesses, the first big wave of adopters has been nonprofits. Share: | Sony's 'in for a Hell of a Wake-up Call,' Anonymous Says Anonymous is looking for personal details. Share: | Ex-Gucci Admin Accused of $200,000 IT Rampage Nixed servers, wiped data, disrupted sale of expensive shoes Share: | The High Points in Microsoft's 'Boring' Product Road Map After the explosion of major Windows Server releases in 2010, it may appear not much is worth getting excited about in 2011 -- wrong Share: | Atari Sets Up Shop in the iPhone App Store Atari Greatest Hits includes Pong for free, and includes 99 games from the Atari 2600 and arcade system for purchase. Share: | Google Reportedly to Overhaul YouTube Google's YouTube site is in the midst of an overhaul, according to a Wall Street Journal report Wednesday. 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