Daily Run Down: 03-26-2010
26 Mar 2010Here is today’s Daily Run Down.
- Famous hardware hacker Geohot has demoed an untethered iPhone OS software hack.
- The US is going to ban wild-harvest shrimp imports from Mexico.
- Chicago Public school teachers may be able to live in the suburbs under legislation passed by the Illinois House.
- The Red-light cameras in Chicagoland are going to become more forgiving.
- Facebook, in their ‘infinite’ wisdom, is going after the developer of the ‘Grease Monkey’s script.
- Newcorp Owner Rupert Murdoch is planning to create a paywall for two british papers.
- Spotify, the music streaming company, looks to launch in the US in 3 to 6 months.
- University of Wisconsin in Green Bay has found an unusual way to save money.
- A South Korean Navy Ship has sunk near the North Korean border.
- If the calculations had been wrong on the Apollo 13 mission, the astronauts would have burned not frozen.
- AVG has a downloadable rescue CD that cleans your infected computer.
Look for more stories tomorrow.
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