Computerised car controls vulnerable to attack
The computerised systems used to control modern cars could easily be hacked, researchers say. BBC
New site exposes Facebook users' secrets
A new site called OpenBook lets users search for embarrasing status updates on Facebook, in order to highlight the amount of data made public on the massive social networking site. PC Pro
HTC launches Wildfire budget Android phone
HTC has unveiled a low-budget Android-based smartphone called the Wildfire. Know Your Mobile
Google ditches online sales of Nexus One
Google will stop selling its Nexus One via a special website, admitting in-store sales work better. IT PRO
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Facebook to hire 10,000 workers across the EUNews The high-skilled jobs drive is a “vote of confidence” in the European tech industry
