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Paul McCartney has given the go-ahead for the Beatles' catalog to be released online in a money-spinning deal. McCartney 65, and Ringo Starr, the only other surviving Beatle, will net millions, along with the families of John Lennon and George Harrison. The collection is estimated to be worth $403 million and is predicted to dominate the download chart for months when it is released on Apple's iTunes.

iTunes Gets Beatles Into Its Life

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It's easy to see why iPods would be alluring targets for criminals: The music players are valuable and easy to resell, and people absorbed in their personal soundtracks can be vulnerably oblivious to their surroundings. However, could the temptation for stealing iPods be so strong that they're behind an increase in the crime rate? Researchers at a public policy institute say yes.

iPods and iCrime

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So the iPhone can't run Flash -- sorry, you can't use it to watch Homestar Runner cartoons. However, that's not necessarily the biggest concern in the world for people who'd love to run an iPhone on an enterprise network. Their concern is usually that the things just don't have robust enough features or security for a business environment. Now, Apple has answered those concerns.

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