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Phishers get more wily as cybercrime grows WASHINGTON - Phishing scams have grown up from the unsophisticated swindles of the past in which fake Nigerian princes e-mailed victims, who would get a big windfall if they just provide their bank account number. Even as authorities try to stamp out that con and other e-mail and online scams, scammers are getting more wily and finding new loopholes to exploit. U.S. cybersecurity review done, heads to Obama soon WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama will soon receive the results of a 60-day review of cybersecurity that should weigh in on whether he should name a cybersecurity czar, the White House said on Friday. The review could also make recommendations on how much should be budgeted to prevent potential hacker attacks on critical infrastructure and fight widespread Internet fraud. Samsung display unit sees robust smartphone growth SEOUL - Samsung Mobile Display, a mobile display venture of Samsung Electronics <005930.KS>, said on Sunday the global smartphone market was expected to grow to 500 million units in 2012 from 170 million in 2009. Despite slowing economies worldwide and falling sales in the overall mobile phone market, sales of feature-jammed smartphones, such as Apple's <AAPL.O> iPhone and Research In Motion's <RIM.TO> BlackBerry, continue growing. Sony Ericsson says Android phone to take time HELSINKI - Sony Ericsson will take some time developing a phone using Google's <GOOG.O> Android operating system, its chief executive said on Friday, but declined to say when such a handset would be available. Most handset vendors are rushing out phones using Android software, hoping to benefit from consumer demand, but Sony Ericsson said it would be some time before its own offering was launched. 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