Windows 7 crack already blocked
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The OEM license key that is currently being used to validate pirated versions of Windows 7 has already been blocked. According to Microsoft, it has already suited its newest version of Windows with enhanced forms of anti-piracy measures, and all users of the previously-legit key from Lenvo will get flagged by the Windows Genuine Advantage Tool.
Windows 7 RTM cracked in under a week
Microsoft's much lauded new Windows 7 operating system just released to manufacturer but it seems that hackers have already found a way to steal it by using Lenovo's OEM product key. The crack works for both 32 and 64 bit versions of Windows 7 Ultimate on computers made by HP, Dell, Lenovo, and possibly others. This crack was discovered quickly because it is almost identical to a crack in Windows Vista that Microsoft never patched.
Amazon now replacing Kindle with broken screen for free
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Amazon has announced it will replace Kindles that have broken screens, following reports from numerous websites and a possible class act action lawsuit. Further, Amazon spokesperson has encouraged affected customers to "return the cover and device for a free replacement".
Prior to this, Amazon's policy was to charge users $200 to replace the device, the retail price of which was recently reduced to $299.
Official case for Kindle causing cracks; Kindle UK deal close
Amazon's official cover for the Kindle 2 is creating cracks in the ebook reader's plastic, prompting a $5 million class action lawsuit for affected devices.
We're also hearing today that the Kindle could be coming to the UK, as a trade publication reports the e-tailer is close to closing a deal with a British cell provider paving the way for wireless downloads.