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This article was published on January 7, 2013

TNW’s Daily Dose: Apple’s 40 billion App Store downloads, Yahoo Mail hacked and more

TNW’s Daily Dose: Apple’s 40 billion App Store downloads, Yahoo Mail hacked and more
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Apple announces 40 billion total App Store downloads from 500 million active accounts, Yahoo Mail users suffer widespread hacking, and it may be possible to send encrypted messages via the silence in Skype calls. It’s all in today’s Daily Dose.

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  • Apple announces 40 billion App Store downloads, 500 million active accounts: Read more
  • Yahoo Mail users hit by widespread hacking, XSS exploit seemingly to blame: Read more
  • It may be possible to send secret messages via Skype, using silence: Read more