In the latest Sony hack, by Lulz Security, some one million IDs were captured. The question is, was yours among those taken? This page has a link to help you check.

After the World Health Organization issued its report that cellphones may increase your risk of some types of cancer, what are you supposed to do? This article includes eight simple precautions you can take to lessen your risk.

After getting complaints about search results, Google decided to do something. Their Panda Update has resulted in changes to search rankings. The algorithm update is now going out to non-US domains.

Big Nerd Ranch is looking for an iOS mobile app idea, not a finished product, designed to benefit a worthy non-profit. Entries will be accepted June 7-24 and the winner will go to Atlanta for an iOS retreat.

This time the group owning the hack is LulzSec. They claim to have accessed several Sony Pictures websites and accessed unencrypted personal information. For more information, check this FAQ.

Google’s Gmail wasn’t the only victim of targeted attacks according to Trend Micro. A variety of methods have been used to gain access to personal mail accounts of public officials, journalists, and activists.

Barnes & Noble’s newly updated e-reader, the Simple Touch Nook, offers a 6-inch Pearl e-Ink display, 2 month battery life, and light weight. This review includes a short video explaining the features.

Google claims that hackers based in China targeted the Gmail accounts of a number of political activists, journalists, and government officials in several countries.

On June 6 Apple is expected to make an announcement about “iCloud” which will replace MobileMe. Music and movie streaming may be included in the new service but prices and supported operating systems haven’t yet been revealed.

Malicious web links that install fake anti-virus software on your machine are still circulating on Facebook. For some reason Facebook seems unable to block the posts.