Archive | July, 2009
Posted on 31 July 2009
A UK based carrier told BBC today that Apple will trying to remove a serious security fault in their iPhone. This iPhone security flaw will give hacker opportunity to disable or take control of the device.
Tags: Android, Apple Inc., AT&T, AT&T Corp, BBC, British Broadcasting Corporation, Charlie Miller, Cloud clients, google, Google Inc., hack, iPhone, iphone flaw, iphone hacks, IPhone OS, Multi-touch, Push e-mail, smartphones, SMS, Technology_Internet, United Kingdom, Windows Mobile
Posted on 30 July 2009
So now you have tested Google Chrome and now you have made decision that you like it. If you say that you would switch, then I must tell you that there’s no adblocker? But luckily for you, several free, tiny filtering proxy applications are available that …
Tags: 4 Free Proxies To Block Ads in Google Chrome, adblocker, block popups, blocking rules, cookies, CyberGuard WebWasher Classic, filtering proxy applications, flexible blocking rules, google chrome, Google Directory, iReject Trash, prefixes, Privoxy, Proxomitron, referrers, scripts, WebWasher
Posted on 30 July 2009
It has been figured out by security researchers that how to disable or take over the iPhone and other smart phones by just using simple text messages…
Tags: Apple iPhone, data, Google Android phone, Hackers, improving security, iPhone, programming, Second Life, T-Mobile HTC G1 phone with Google Android software, tech news, text messages, the Mac operating system, Windows Mobile Phone
Posted on 30 July 2009
In a report issued by Apple to the U.S. Copyright Office, it has been claimed by Apple that jailbreaking iPhones could cause “potentially catastrophic” attacks…
Tags: Apple Inc., Apple's report, Cell phone Networks, cellular telephone, Copyright Office, Digital Millenium Copyright Act of 1998, Disaster_Accident, Electronic Frontier Foundation, iPhone, IPhone OS, itunes, Jailbreak, Jailbreaking iPhones, Multi-touch, potentially catastrophic attacks, smartphones, tech news, Technology_Internet, tower software, U.S. Copyright Office, United States copyright law
Posted on 30 July 2009
Some serious flaws have been found by the security researchers in software that uses the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption protocol which is used to secure communications on the Internet.On Thursday, at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas…
Tags: browsers, communications, e-mail clients, Firefox version 3, instant messaging software, internet explorer, null characters, security researchers, SQL injection attack, SSL, SSL traffic, virtual private network, VPN software, Web sites, Web's SSL Security Protocol, X.509 public key infrastructure system
Posted on 29 July 2009
If you’re working on the Windows 7 RC, then there are good chances that you’re the kind of user who really likes to monkey around with settings and change your OS. While what you can do is that you may go to the DIY route and hack your registry and then run your mouse ragged clicking through various control panel screens, there are several good free apps available that are designed to simplify tweaking…
Tags: built-in utilities, Cleaners, disk cleaning tools, disk space warnings, EM7, EnhanceMySe7en, Free Windows tweaking utilities, Little Tweaker, manager, manipulate the context menu, Microsoft Vista, Microsoft Windows, PowerPack, privacy tools, process monitoring, shortcut creator, startup manager, system cleanup, system restore point, Technology_Internet, Tweaking, TweakNow, TweakNow Power Pack 2009, UAC, Ultimate Windows Tweaker, UWT, Windows 7, Windows 7 Manager, Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows tweaking utilities, windows vista, WinVistaClub, XDN Tweaker
Posted on 29 July 2009
Micro-blogging site had its makeover with homepage revamp. The homepage of Twitter has been redesigned and it appears to have improved its search capabilities…
Tags: Biz Stone, Blog, Blog hosting services, Blog software, founder, Micro-blogging, micro-blogging site, Online social networking, real-time search engine tool, search capabilities, search engine, search feature, Trending Topics section, Twitter, Twitter a real-time search engine, Twitter homepage, Twitter Inc, Twitter news, Twitter's search feature, Web 2.0, web users
Posted on 29 July 2009
On Tuesday free Wi-Fi has been launched by Barnes & Noble at its bookstores, which provides a convenient way to buy and download electronic books to its customers.Barnes & Noble are hoping…
Tags: Amazon, Amazon.com's, Amazon.com's Kindle, AT&T, Barnes & Noble, Barnes & Noble Launches Free Wi-Fi, bookselle, download electronic books, e-books, eReader.com, Fictionwise, Free Wi-Fi, Kindle, Wi-Fi
Posted on 29 July 2009
Today it has been announced by microsoft that it will open its first two retail stores that are similar to those of its archrival Apple Inc. in Arizona and California.According to Cnet…
Tags: Apple Inc., Apple store, Location of First Two Stores of microsoft, microsoft, new stores of microsoft, news reports about microsoft
Posted on 29 July 2009
Having all the URL shortening sites that have been emerged recently and even those kind of services that enable you to make your own, an idea comes in mind that you should take a look back at some link-shrinkers that are legitimately useful. So, without further adding anything else let me present you a big list of ways by which you can create very small URLs…
Tags: 1link.in, Awe.sm, Bit.ly, BurnURL, ceSnipURL, Facebook, Facebook Inc, Internet, link-shrinkers, News websites, NSFW.in, Online social networking, personal favorite site, reddit, SHUURL, Social bookmarking, Su.pr, Technology, Tiny URLs, Tinyarro.ws, TinyURL, Tr.im, Twitter, Twitter Inc, U.nu, URL, URL shortening sites, Web 2.0