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We did that, and the results of our tests surprised us. Share: | Google Chrome to Get Native Voice, Video Chat Google's move is based on WebRTC and it will allow any third-party developer to create a real-time communications application for Chrome through a set of JavaScript APIs and HTML 5. Share: | Find a Lost iPhone: Putting Tracking Apps to the Test How well do iPhone tracking apps--Find My iPhone, GadgetTrak, and iHound--really work? We find out. Share: | Facebook User Allegedly Takes Hostage, Updates Status The suspect updated his status throughout the night, posting 15 messages in total, including two mobile phone pictures of him and his alleged hostage. Share: | LulzSec Downplays Arrest of Hacking Suspect The hacker group says the British teen arrested in connection with its attack on a police agency's website was not an active member of the group. 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