Following the massive PSN security breach and data theft fiasco, Sony teamed with Debix to provide everyone affected with 12 months of identity theft protection. The cutoff date for redeeming this offer was June 28, 2011. Today, Sony has extended the offer until July 31, 2011.

My friends, Sony has enough problems right now. Its properties are being hacked left and right, some customers are still on the fence about trusting Sony with their personal information and its public image is in shambles. Sony’s attempt to make good with everyone by giving away a smattering of content in the Welcome Back program was met with hostility when it was pulled well before the midnight hour yesterday. Rather than argue with customers, Sony has given us all one last chance to get the free stuff before it goes away for good.

Apple has existed as a niche computer brand for a long time, while tasting amazing amounts of success with its forays into the MP3 player and cellphone markets. Now it might just be nurturing ambitions of expanding into other areas like video gaming. Trademork has unearthed a trademark extension request asking for the extension of Apple’s trademark into game devices.

The trademark extension request was filed with the US Patent and Trademark office on Feb 5, 2008. This application will secure Apple’s trademark from being illegally used in the videogaming market. The company has formally requested…