Google's WiSpy incident in which its Google Maps Street View cars accidentally collected bits of users' e-mail, browsing habits and other information from unsecured WiFi networks is continuing to get legs. As Google prepares to hand over some of the 600 gigabytes of data it collected to Germany, France and Spain, attorney generals in the U.S. and abroad are calling for Google to provide more information. Connecticut state's Attorney General Richard Blumenthal,