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this is Xena and here are the stories that matter right now Microsoft is slamming government agencies reportedly hoarding software flaws attempting to keep them secret the company's chief counsel Brad Smith went on to say that such vulnerability is open users up to attacks like last week's wanna cry ransomware hap Smith says government's need to use this as a wake-up call to rethink security strategies Nintendo is reportedly developing a Zelda game for mobile phones according to The Wall Street Journal the details are a bit light regarding what kind of Zelda game would hit the small screen causing some to speculate it could be a more watered-down experience like Super Mario run up next for Nintendo will be a mobile version of Animal Crossing and finally Aldi and Volvo have committed to Android auto saying the software will be built into each other's next generation of cars this news comes on the heels of Google's i/o conference where we expect to hear more announcements showcasing where Google software will be utilized you can stay up to date with the latest by downloading the CNET tech today app in the Apple or Google Play Store