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In a tribute to his legendary charisma and for giving us some of the most innovative products of our times, Fortune Magazine has named Apple bossman Steve Jobs as CEO of the Decade, saying that his success in reordering four industries – computers, music, movies and mobile phones -was “unheard of.”

Amidst all the hoopla and fanfare surrounding it since the past few days, the iPhone finally made it’s long awaited debut in India at the stroke of midnight today.

Apple’s iPhone, the must-have gizmo on people’s minds, will be finally available to Indian users from August 22, jointly from Vodafone and Bharti Airtel.

 I went on the Vodafone site to pay my bill online, and was greeted with this lovely banner.

Indians can finally get their hands on a legal, non-grey market Apple iPhone.

So the “Fake Steve Jobs” has finally revealed himself. This guy had put up a blog called fakesteve.blogspot.com, and had managed to remain anonymous for over a year. Dan Lyons, a senior editor at Forbes, finally admitted to a NY Times reporter that he was indeed the one.

A newly disclosed security vulnerability in QuickTime could put both Macs and Windows PCs at risk of cyberattacks, experts have warned.The publication on Monday of the vulnerability and detailed attack code kicks off the “Month of the Apple Bugs” project, which promises to feature a new Apple software bug each day in January.The QuickTime vulnerability [...]