Plug Mug with Anti-Theft Device
bookofjoe.com 5/28/2009 — Love it. 4"H x 3"Ø. Ceramic. $18.99 . [via brogui ]

Anti-Theft Lunch Bags
core77.com 2/20/2009 — Having your lunch money stolen in grade school is bad enough, but having your lunch stolen by an unethical coworker out of the company 'fridge is even worse. If this has happened to you, you'll want to look into the Anti-Theft Lunch Bags . The ...

Theft goes with a bang
canofthought.blogspot.com 6/15/2009 — Because it tells about a really innovative product in a very original and funny way.

Gizmodo - An Inexpensive iPhone Theft Detector - Iphone theft
feeds.gawker.com 6/18/2009 — In case you weren't willing to pay $100 a year for MobileMe to find your iPhone , here's a less expensive, DIY means of checking whether or not your phone has been stolen. [ b3taboard via thedailywhat ]

Plug Mug: Anti-Theft Cup for Anti-Social Simpletons
wired.com 5/28/2009 — Take a look at this and prepare your hatred. The Plug Mug looks like a great idea, right? The cup has a hole in the side which is stoppered by a rubber bung which you keep about your person at all times. This will stop office coworkers from stealing your cup, as any liquid poured inside will ...

Car Stereo Theft: A Dying Crime
npr.org 3/25/2009 — Laura Sullivan Correction: In some broadcasts, the introduction to this story said, "We're hearing that the bad economy is likely to increase crime." We should have said, "We're hearing that the bad economy is likely to increase property crime." ...

Ericsson and Intel collaborate to create anti-theft mobile broadband modules in Laptops
intomobile.com 12/31/2008 — Ericsson announced today that it is collaborating with Intel to ensure that Ericsson’s Mobile Broadband Modules are interoperable with Intel® Anti-Theft PC Protection Technology for notebooks to offer a secure and reliable anti-theft solution ...

iPhone Theft Detection
feeds.gawker.com 6/18/2009 — gizmodo.com — Low cost iPhone theft detection... without MobileMe. email this story share this story on facebook tweet this story Bury Who dugg this? jonlucc Add a friend Remove a friend submitted by jonlucc 1 hr 15 min ago 3 diggs digg

Laptop theft – why we are all at risk
geekwithlaptop.com 8/7/2009 — Laptops are valuable to a thief, not only because they are a useful commodity that can be sold on but also because of the value of the data contained on them. We are constantly being warned to protect our own personal identity but the truth is, in some cases there may be nothing much we can ...

Grand Theft Auto IV
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