看看医生们为什么警告不要在机场使用全身x光片，Hotmail提高了登录安全性，苹果也将在明天发布支持AirPlay和AirPrint的更新。

• Scientists Question Safety Of New Airport Scanners With airport security tightening up by adding full body x-rays, doctors are now warning about the implicati*** of exposing bodies to harmful radiation. Keep in mind x-ray machines are currently optional, and can be opted out, but will require separate TSA body screening. [NPR]
• iTunes 10.1 and OS X 10.6.5 Coming Tomorrow, iOS 4.2 On Friday at 10 AM PST Sources indicate OS X 10.6.5 and iTunes 10.1 with AirPlay and AirPrint support due out tomorrow. iOS 4.2 for both the iPhone and iPad is said to be coming this Friday for all users. [MacStories].
• iOS Allows Skype Calls Without Asking Permission Smartphones do a great job of letting you dial a number you come across on the web with your permission. However, embedded Skype numbers are now linking and dialing straight from a user's application without direct c***ent. It's a **all exploit, but one to keep in mind. [TheNextWeb]
• Ask Jeeves no more – IAC shuttering Ask.com search Another day, another search engine falls prey to Google. Previously acquired for 1.8 billion dollars, search engine Ask Jeeves is shutting down and focusing more on their Q&A engine. [TheNextWeb]
• Hotmail security improves with full-session HTTPS encryption In recent enhancements, Hotmail now offers their users SSL access for more secure logins. [Windows Team Blog]
• 15 Google Interview Questi*** That Will Make You Feel Stupid Not sure if you have what it takes to be a Product Manager for Google? Quiz yourself with 15 questi*** asked in previous Google interviews to see if you have what it takes. [Business Insider]