On today's podcast:
- Storm Worm botnet numbers via Microsoft.
- OLPC launches XO laptop in U.S.
- Google testing new Gmail overhaul.
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Podcast: News to know midday: Storm Worm; OLPC; Gmail 2.0
On today's podcast:Storm Worm botnet numbers via Microsoft.OLPC launches XO laptop in U.
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