Mozilla patches holes in Firefox 3.5, 3.0

Firefox 3.5.3 and 3.0.14 fix three critical vulnerabilities that could make a computer insecure.
New iPhone 3.1 firmware reversing iPhone jailbreaks

Updating an iPhone or iPod Touch with the latest software update will break your jailbreak.
Cisco Patches Critical TCP Vulnerability

From the blogs: Networking giant patches critical flaw that could trigger massive DoS condition.
Google developing payment platform for newspapers: Nieman
(AFP)

AFP - Internet giant Google is developing a payment platform for newspapers that would allow them to charge for content online, according to a report on Wednesday.
Chrome extensions arriving in developer version

The top-requested feature in Google's browser is now enabled by default--though only on the Windows version for developers.
Windows 7 Won't Include Zero-Day Flaw: Microsoft

Microsoft agrees hacker found a dangerous bug but claims it doesn't affect shipping versions of Windows 7.
AT&T Will Upgrade To Faster 3G Speeds with HSPA 7.2
(NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - AT&T on Wednesday said it will upgrade its 3G wireless network to double speeds in six major cities by the end of the year. The exclusive U.S. carrier for Apple's iPhone has been heavily criticized for poor network connections.
Apple CEO Jobs on stage, discusses transplant
(AP)

AP - Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs returned to his showman role Wednesday, taking the stage at a product launch event for the first time since his nearly six-month-long medical leave.
Dell renews Ubuntu Linux desktop line up

Dell is now shipping Ubuntu 9.04 on its laptops and netbooks, and later this week it will start selling its new Ubuntu 9.04-powered desktop.
Feds to Let Citizens Log In With Yahoo, Google, Paypal Accounts

U.S. citizens will soon be able to log in to government websites using their Google account, or the URL of their Yahoo profile — a significant embrace of open and emerging tech standards as promised by the Obama administration.