Month Of Twitter Bugs exposes micro-blogging flaws

The Month Of Twitter Bugs has begun with the publication of a flaw in a URL shortening service often used in conjunction with the micro-blogging service.

Firefox 3.5 set to land tomorrow

Mozilla is expected to spin out a complete version of Firefox 3.5 tomorrow, more than six months on from when it had originally planned to release the browser.

Vodafone said to be mulling T-Mobile UK bid

Vodafone is mulling a multibillion-pound swoop for T-Mobile UK, according to a report.

Firefox 3.5 gets third release candidate

Mozilla Corporation spun out a third release candidate for Firefox 3.5 yesterday. The latest near-ready version of the open source browser contains minor fixes and tweaks to the new features loaded into Firefox 3.5.

UK retailer apologizes for faux Iran Tweets

If you’re among the many who’ve been searching Twitter for digital howls of revolution over the disputed Iranian presidential election, you may have turned up ads for UK furniture retailer Habitat.

Microsoft begins Security Essentials downloads

Microsoft has begun offering limited trial downloads of its no-added-cost anti-malware tool, targeted at consumer desktops.

Recession will destroy 40,000 UK IT services jobs

Just under 40,000 UK IT services jobs are expected to disappear by 2010, although then the sector will slowly begin to recover.

iPhone OS 3 release delayed!

Post UPDATED! See Comments but basically it isn’t delayed at all LOL

Apple has announced that the latest version of its iPhone OS will be available from tomorrow, forcing iPhone users to twiddle their thumbs for a day longer than expected.

Google to delete Street View source images

European privacy watchdogs have demanded that Google delete the original images behind its Street View service. The company has said it will comply with the demand in the “long term”.

Facebook to offer vanity URLs

Facebook is letting users customize their profile URLs starting this weekend. Vanity web addresses will be dispensed on a first-come-first-served basis, replacing the random string of digits used by the social networking site now.

Starting Saturday, June 13 at 12:01 a.m. EDT (4:01 a.m. GMT), Facebook users may procure a custom username for their profile’s URL by heading to www.facebook.com/username/.