Sony to compensate PSN customers

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	Sony to compensate PSN customers After its crippling data breach last week, Sony says most PlayStation Network services will finally be back online this week. The first PSN services to come back online will be online gameplay for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable, the ability to play downloaded movies from PSN, and unexpired movie rentals through PSN and Qriocity and chat functionalities. Customers will get free 30-day service and theft protection monitoring service. Find out what it means for you, and take the poll to let us know if you'll stick around or if you're done with the PSN for now.  Read more Laura Cucullu Senior features editor, CNET.com Contact editor Today on CNET Welcome to the iCloud? We discuss the location data fiasco; Apple makes sure it doesn't change its stripes with another potential iProduct; and the Apps of the Week will help you land a girl. Trust us.  More HTC Incredible gets even better We loved the first HTC Droid Incredible so much we kind of wanted to marry it, but we couldn't because it's a smartphone. Now that the new one has a bigger screen, HD video capture, and world-roaming capabilities, we may have to find a way.  More Simple, affordable, awesome The Canon PowerShot A3300 IS offers up nice features and excellent photos while staying simple and affordable.  More Our favorite gadgets (for now) This week, CNET editors love the Logitech Keyboard Case for iPad 2, the compact megazoom Sony Cyber-shot, the Skullcandy Roc Nation Aviator Headphones, and more.  More   Latest news 1. Analysts: Intel seeks chip business at Apple 2. Gazelle begins selling original iPads 3. Planetary app turns music library into galactic art (Q&A) 4. Google brand reputation tops all others in U.S. 5. iOS 4.3.3 said to address location issues   Latest videos from CNET TV 1. Ep 126: Apps a-go-go (or no-go), and the social media effect 2. JotNot 3. Ep. 811: Where we pick a new mayor of Cave Street 4. Ep. 1460: Twitter breaks the Osama Bin Laden news! 5. Sony tries to make amends for PSN Connect with CNET Facebook Twitter CNET online Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Tips and Tricks  CNET Living With Technology  Top 10 must-have gadgets  CNET Editors' Choice winners Apple iPad 2 (16 GB) Wi-Fi Black... Only $629.99 Two cameras for FaceTime and HD video recording. The dual-core A5 chip. The same 10-hour battery lif... Buy Now  From: Seller Rating: Apple iPad (16 GB) Wi-Fi (MB292LL/A)... Only $513.0 iPad's brilliant 9.7-inch, LED-backlit display features IPS technology to deliver crisp, clear image... Buy Now  From: Seller Rating: Coby Kyros (MID70154G) Tablet PC Only $134.99 Enjoy your favorite movies, music and more with this Internet tablet that features up to 4GB flash m... Buy Now  From: Seller Rating:
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