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1988 Video Privacy Protection Act rises up and bites Hulu Google deals made Android phones more expensive, lawsuit claims ITworld Today May 02, 2014 Share this email The best IFTTT recipes for Android (so far) ITworld's Kevin Purdy dug deep through IFTTT's shared recipes and other nerdy parts of the web to return with the most useful Android-ready setups. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act rises up and bites Hulu 2. Google deals made Android phones more expensive, lawsuit claims 3. Microsoft fixes IE zero-day flaw 4. 3D printing moves from prototypes to production 5. Robocoin ATMs will send bitcoins to phone numbers 6. What your SaaS vendor doesn't know about you 7. Mobile security tools win over IT pros 8. IT salaries for the 20 hottest tech skills White Paper: Dell Software 30 Tips and Tricks for Toad for Oracle You Need to Know For more than 10 years Toad for Oracle has been the number one productivity tool for Oracle developers. 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