News to know: iPad breach, Apple, Dell's SEC settlement, Google
AT&T's iPad breach interests the FBI, Washington's interest in Apple and Dell's restating of financial results are today's top headlines. Get the rolling posts, RSS, or email.
Here’s a look at Friday June 11, 2010
AT&T's iPad security breach has caught the attention of the FBI, which has confirmed that it's investigating the breach but wouldn't provide any details. Is it that big of a deal? Adrian Kingsley-Hughes tells us not to panic. But there are some ramifications to consider and Dancho Danchev puts then out there.
Speaking of Washington hot seats, Apple may soon find itself there as regulators are reportedly eyeing the company's change in terms for developers - specifically as it relates to advertising on their apps.
Dell is revising financial results to reflect a $100 million reserve for a potential settlement with the SEC, whose investigation into financial reporting violations related to the company's relationship with Intel, dates back to 2005.
Did you happen to catch the new look for Google's home page - background images? Sure, it feels a little Bing-like but that's OK. Or is it? As fast as the pictures appeared, they're now gone.
Finally, double the galleries. The first is shots of Quickoffice for the iPad and the other is the RoadSync Exchange client for Android