Intel's Upcoming Core Chips to Secure Streaming Movies

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Our Top Stories Intel's Upcoming Core Chips to Secure Streaming Movies Intel on Monday said that it was building a hardware security layer in its next-generation Core chips to prevent streaming movies from being copied. Share: Five 2010 Stories That Nobody Predicted Welcome to 2011. If the past is any guide, nobody will see the top security stories coming in the year ahead. Share: Stream TV Launches Tablets With Google's Android 3.0 Stream TV Networks on Monday announced seven Elocity tablets with 10-inch screens that will run Google's upcoming Android 3.0 OS. Share: LG Lets Smartphones, Tablets Talk to Home Appliances LG Electronics' Thinq technology will allow smartphones and tablets to control and communicate with some of the company's home appliances, including ovens... Share: Reports: Facebook Raises $500 Million, Faces SEC Inquiry Facebook faces an SEC inquiry focused on private investments, according to news reports. 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