News to know: Malware cocktails; Apple; Nokia; Packaged software

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Ryan Naraine: 55,000 Web sites hacked to serve up malware cocktail

Larry Dignan: RIM acquires Torch Mobile: Gets serious about browsers

Apple App Store approvals: The perception game playbook emerges

WSJ: Jobs, Back at Apple, Focuses on New Tablet

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Phil Wainewright: Packaged software, an accident of history

Forrester: Will advances in the Mac OS tip the scales for BYOPC?

• Apple to ship Snow Leopard Aug. 28; Part of the Windows assault
• Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Snow Leopard to ship Friday
• Jason O'Grady: So what build number is Snow Leopard, exactly? (Updated)
• Snow Leopard confirmed for August 28 release
• Christopher Dawson: Is Snow Leopard worth it in Ed?
• Report: Apple's Fifth Avenue store tops $350M in annual revenue (Updated)

Sam Diaz: A Yahoo face-lift: New look and feel for Mobile, Mail, Messenger and Search

Dana Gardner: IT and log search as SaaS gains operators fast, affordable and deep access to system behaviors

• Teradata's launches virtual storage software; Seeks hot and cold data

Microsoft calls time on Windows 7 discount in Europe

Smart Planet: VA scandal gives proprietary software a bad name

Heather Clancy: Carbonetworks releases new app for managing emissions info, sustainability planning

Tom Foremski: Worio extends search through social discoverability

Bloomberg: Facebook's Zuckerberg Plans to Increase Staff 50% Amid Engineer Surplus

Zack Whittaker: Mobile TV: Why it stalled and why it won't take off

• Generation Y: 'Email is unfashionable and outdated'

Dignan: RealNetworks submits Rhapsody app to Apple

• TechCrunch: Apple Will Approve Rhapsody's iPhone App, But It Will Still Be A Dud