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Tizen 1.0 hands-on: Can Samsung and Intel?s mobile OS compete with Android?
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Obama calls Romney auto bailout claim an 'Etch-a-Sketch moment'
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Firefox 4 Beta Brings Speed Boost
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Development Release: GNOME 4.0 Beta
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Security advisories for Monday
Debian has updated cacti (fixes a
regression in the previous update), xen-qemu-dm (code execution), and apache2 (multiple vulnerabilities).
Fedora has updated bip (F16; F15: code execution).
Oracle has updated php OL6; OL5; OL4: denial of service/remote code execution), ghostscript (OL6; OL5; OL4: multiple vulnerabilities), and OL5: php53 (remote code execution).
SUSE has updated kernel (multiple vulnerabilities).
Ubuntu has updated firefox (multiple vulnerabilities), mozvoikko (multiple vulnerabilities), and ubufox & webfav (multiple vulnerabilities).
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