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 ITunes Appears to Change Colors of Images Sent to the New iPad When you sync an image to the new iPad, iTunes doesn't just optimize the resolution--it seems to change the colors, too. Share:   |  Java-based Web Attack Installs Hard-to-detect Malware in RAM A hard-to-detect piece of malware that doesn't create files on infected systems was dropped onto the computers of visitors to popular news sites in Russia. Share: | Make Your Laptop Battery Last Longer: 3 Tips Learn how to make your current battery last longer and shop smarter when the time comes to replace it. Share: | Google Faces Class-Action Lawsuits Over New Privacy Policy The plantiffs say Google has not only combined information across products, but also has not provided consumers with an easy and efficient way to opt out. Share: | Mobile Malware: Beware Drive-by Downloads on Your Smartphone Drive-by downloads are coming to your smartphone, and they're harder to detect than traditional PC-based versions. 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