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Google offers secure searching to protect from nosy bosses and ISPs
May 18th
Inevitably, it’s a beta product – but the SSL-enabled version of the search page may have benefits to people who fear their queries are being monitored (updated)
Google has enabled encrypted searching using SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) which it says will prevent “employers and internet service providers” from reading what is sent.
The encrypted Google beta site
The possibility that employers and ISPs might be watching peoples’ search traffic clearly concerns Google, and it has often concerned employees.
Although companies won’t be able to see what staff are searching for, it will not give them a passport to view pornography without being monitored, because any connection made via Google to non-secured sites will be visible in the same way as before.
iPhone 5 rumor roundup: what to expect from the next iPhone
Feb 3rd
The farther into 2011 we get, the closer we come to a new version of the Apple iPhone. Apple has released a new iPhone each year like clockwork — so what can we expect to see in the iPhone 5?
As it always is with rumors, the iPhone 5 has been associated with just about every new technology out there. Here are the things that seem most likely to actually happen:
Simulated New Mac iPhone 5 -Sleek, New, Smooth Designed Case
