I love my HackBerry

For the record, I was not looking for porn when I discovered this article.

"Because it's a handheld device, most people don't think it's something that can actually harm the rest of your internal network," D'Aguanno said. "But a Blackberry is not your average handheld. It's not just a PDA that's connected (to your network) only when you're in the office. It's a code-running machine that's always on and always connected to your internal network and has direct access to whatever you give it access to. And most company architectures allow it unfettered access to everything on the internal network."

It's only a matter of time before my company yanks the access rug from my Blackberry. No more Texas Hold 'Em King or Bass Master. Just so long as they don't take away my Blackberry Messenger. How else will I pass notes to my co-worker sitting to my immediate right in my next meeting?