Players logging into the World of Warcraft servers tonight beware that hackers have struck some of the major cities. It appears from the videos that the hackers have opened trial accounts and used level 1 characters to enter the cities and execute a script that instantly kills everyone around them at the time.

The European Union believes that Apple should be investigated for the way that it advertises warranties on their products. EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding wrote to the member countries which is 27 to ask them to check whether Apple retailers failed to let buyers know about the right to a minimum 2-year warranty for products such as the iPhone and iPad under EU law.

Here is a recap of technology news we thought worthy to read this day. First up is a very good review of the iPhone 5 by Joshua Topolsky of The Verge. Followed by a flaw not unique to Samsung devices, but a flaw in Android that can cause your device to succumb to a remote wipe. O2 announces that the next HTC phone will be shipped without wall chargers to appear more green. And finally Google Maps will work with street view on iOS 6 Safari via the browser.

Roxio has sent us over one of their new creations that let regular users record and broadcast their gaming footage to the world. I actually took a look at the Roxio GameCap Pro HD at Pax 2012 but took some time to get the review up. I had taken a look at the device and was quite impressed as it was pretty easy to use and could capture video in full 1080p.

The moment you plan to buy a smart phone, or the moment your contract is about to expire, you come across the same question- Whether to go for a subsidized phone again or choose a non subsidized phone? Well, this is the common question hitting most of the Smartphone users all across the sates and also the other parts of the world. What do you think?