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We get a closer look at Microsoft Security Essentials (the pre-beta anti-malware app), Quicken cuts a deal with jilted Microsoft Money users, and iPod touch users will have to pry their wallets open once more to upgrade to the 3.0 software update.

• Leaked: Microsoft Security Essentials (codename Morro)
  Still more photos of the Microsoft Security Essentials anti-malware app (codenamed Morro). [Ars Technica]
• iTunes: About unsupported third-party digital media players
  The Palm Pre syncs with iTunes out-of-the-box, and now Apple is replying with a quiet “We don’t support that, so don’t blame us when we break it.” [Apple]
• Survey of frequent fliers dings U.S. airlines’ food, service
  Breaking! Airline food isn’t the tastiest. [USA Today]
• YouTube Adds the Wonder Wheel
  Remember the weird, not all that useful Wonder Wheel that Google added in March? Now you can play with it in YouTube, too. [Google Operating System]
• Gray Hair Caused by Stress (Cell Stress, That Is)
  Not cell phone stress, however, despite what we thought we were reading when we saw the headline. [National Geographic]
• Quicken offers deal for jilted Microsoft Money users
  Disappointed the Microsoft is discontinuing MS Money and want to jump ship? Has Quicken got a deal for you! [Consumer Reports]
• iPhone 3.0 Update for iPod Touch Page Appears in iTunes, Not Yet Functional [Updated]
  Like many past iPod touch upgrades, it looks like touch owners will have to dish out the $10 fee to get the latest 3.0 software update. Bummer. [MacRumors]

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