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Looks like hiring season is on at Facebook. It was reported yesterday about the social network bolstering its security side with the inclusion of former FTC chairman, Tim Muris. Today the news rolled about the social network hiring Erick Tseng, former Senior Product manager at Google looking after the Android OS.

Cell phones are used by a large number of people now days. Whether a cell phone is costly or cheap, it is very important for its owner. Cell phones have become an important part of the life of numerous people. However, they are sensitive when it comes to wear and tear. A cell phone may get damaged in different conditions. Falling in to water and getting wet is one of the most common causes of cell phones getting damaged. Here are a few tips on how to save a wet cell phone or a Wet iPhone.

Six months after announcing its intention to bring SlingPlayer to the iPhone 3G, Sling Media has another announcement to make--just not the one you're wishing for. SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone isn't ready yet, Sling said on Tuesday, but it is on its way. Like SlingPlayer Mobile for Windows Mobile, Palm, Symbian, UIQ, and BlackBerry (beta) platforms, this iPhone version will let you access one or more Slingboxes from your mobile device, and watch your TV stations on-the-go. You'll also be able to manage your DVR from the iPhone, and can synchronously add and remove favorite channels directly from the phone's interface--a first for the SlingPlayer Mobile line high-quality video of stations like MTV and TBS on both Wi-Fi and the iPhone's 3G network. Swiping the screen horizontally advances you through favorite stations, and flicking up and down rotates through all your home channels. Sling Media says it will submit the file to the iTunes AppStore by the end of the fir...