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But the picture isn’t all that bleak, he said.

“The positive side is it’s the smarts in the smart grid that can detect problems early and respond much more rapidly than the mechanical, human systems can today,” Bochman said. “That will help us work around those isolated security incidents and ultimately make the grid more reliable and efficient than it is today.”

Part of the problem is that there needs to be a shift in the mindset of typically slow-moving utilities, said Brian Monkman, technology programs manager at ICSA Labs, a testing and certification firm.

The utilities are used to designing and implementing technology that has a projected lifespan of 30 to 40 years, which is eons in Internet time, he said.

“We have power meters within the country that were installed at a house 60 to 70 years ago and it’s still running,” Monkman said. “The biggest fear is that the lessons learned over the course of the last 10 to 15 years on the Internet will not be carried over to the smart grid.”

Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens

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Six months after the iPhone market¬†opened up in the United Kingdom for the iPhone, prices have only dipped slightly. But compared to prices from AT&T, the iPhone’s exclusive carrier in the U.S., Brits are still getting a much better deal than Americans.

When Apple announced its exclusive contract for the iPhone with O2 Wireless was expiring in the U.K. last September, the British press was almost giddy at the prospect of a price war.

“Orange’s success in breaking into O2’s exclusive deal to stock the iPhone is expected to lead to a Christmas price war with the cost of the Apple handset coming down for U.K. consumers,” the¬†Guardian newspaper wrote on its technology blog in September 2009.