Google Ditches CAPTCHA; Patent Could Prevent Cracked iPhones; Iran Gets Serious About Hacking

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TOP STORIES Google Ditches CAPTCHA for Simple Checkbox  Google's "No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA" API promises the same level of security, without the added aggravation. Share This:   Apple Patent Could Prevent Cracked iPhones  Apple was awarded a patent for a gravity-defying handset with cat-like reflexes. Share This:   Iran Gets Serious About Hacking  For more than two years, Iranian hackers have targeted government agencies and companies in 16 countries. Share This:   Netflix Accused of Trying to Secure Internet 'Fast Lanes'  An FCC commissioner accused Netflix of "working to effectively secure 'fast lanes' for its content." Share This:   Opera Makes Bookmark Sharing a Breeze  The browser maker introduced a feature that lets you share links for multiple bookmarked sites with ease. Share This:   Intel, Luxottica Partner for Smart Eyewear  The first device from Intel and eyewear manufacturer Luxottica Group is expected to launch in 2015. Share This:   Steve Jobs to 'Testify' at Long-Running iPod Antitrust Case  Emails from top Apple executives, including late co-founder Steve Jobs, are being used in an ongoing antitrust case. Share This:   Ex-Skypers Launch 'Wire' Chat App  Messages, voice calls, photos, music, and video will be synced across iOS, Android, and Mac OS X devices. Share This: