Today is TECH : Apple WWDC revisited Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference(WWDC) - Apple lunch iCloud as a new application for customer who would like to keep the file in the account e.g. music, applications, books, videos, photos, etc. Users can access via cloud-based account and users have to pay $24.99 a year for using iCloud.
A man was killed and his wife seriously injured in a drive-by shooting in Narathiwat’s Sungai Padi district on Wednesday morning, said Pol Col Peerapol na Patthalung, chief of Sungai Padi police station.
What is a Windows 8 PC? By Brooke Crothers Qualcomm: the exclusive supplier of processor silicon for all Window Phone 7 devices; said it will build quad-core Snapdragon processors (ARM processors) for Windows 8 devices. Qualcomm acknowledged in its Windows 8 statement that “ This will require high-performing, low-power processors with features like 3G and 4G wireless wide area network(WWAN)connectivity” on last Wednesday. Furthermore, Jacobs refers to the products “You will see some clamshell looking devices. Some of them will be convertible. Some of them will be just tablets. We’re going to see a wide range of stuff going on.” Besides Qualcomm, Intel’s next-generation Haswell chip design will be usable at the same time with Qualcomm’s Windows 8. Brooke Crothers remarks that by those developments of technology, PC will look very different for a lot of people and young generation in the future may miss out the traditional PC but live along using a device that bears little resemblance to today’s laptop. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13924_3-20068993-64/what-is-a-windows-8-pc/#comments
Google China e-mail hack: FBI to investigate ! (BBC) June 3. 2011
The FBI is investigating "serious" claims that hackers in China breached e-mails of top US officials, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said.
On Wednesday, Google said a campaign to obtain passwords was aimed at monitoring e-mail, and originated in Jinan, a city in eastern China.
US government agencies have said no official email accounts were hacked and have released no further information.
"These allegations are very serious. We take them seriously. We are looking into them," Secretary of State Clinton said.
In a statement on an official company blog on Wednesday, Google said its security was not breached but indicated hundreds of individuals' passwords were obtained through fraud.
Chinese political activists and officials in other Asian countries were also targeted, Google said.
Readers can "flick" through pages from historic early or first editions A "treasure trove" of more than 60,000 19th Century books is being made available by the British Library in a new iPad application.
Playable, recordable Google Doodle honors Les Paul Today (10.6.11) when I open Google webpage, I saw something strange on Google page and obviously and incredibly it makes sound. Then when I find tech news on Google, I found out about this new Google electronic guitar logo which is dedicated to the well known guitarist Les Paul: Lester William Polsfuss who was an innovative recording artist who created new ways to overdub tracks in the recording studio, (June 9, 1915 – August 12, 2009)’s birthday. The fascinating instrument was able to record but only in US. It is said that it can creates URL to be able to send to others to listen to and that person can play duet too if he paste that URL into the address bar. Les Paul was kudos to Google for honoring his creative spirit by building the best Google doodle ever.
Google adding search by voice, pictures Normally, google has the search box by typing the keyword in order to find the information. Voice and image can be used to find the information same as search box. This function can be used in only Google's Chrome for now.
Phone really could cause planes to crash By Chris Matyszczyk Do you know the reason why the cabin crew persuades passengers to turn off cell phone and electric devices during a flight? The reason is that little electronic devices can truly mess with the aircraft’s system.ABC News managed to get hold of a report by the International Air Transport Association that makes for very interesting reading. For it seems to link up to 75 incidents on planes with interference from cell phones or other electronic devices. Rational minds will, no doubt, judge the evidence through their own filters. However, in 75 of these reported incidents between 2003 and 2009, 26 involved interference with the flight controls.
CCTV website rapped on privacy (BBC News) 14 June 2011 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13765136 The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) investigated the firm after a complaint that footage was available on YouTube. After they saw footage from the service was found on YouTube, they decided to change the system. Images transferred over the internet must now be encrypted. The firm must also carry out checks on registered viewers and audit which viewers are watching which clips and also ensure that no viewer can access footage from cameras located within a 30 mile radius of the viewer's location. Mai.
Today is TECH : Apple WWDC revisited
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- Apple lunch iCloud as a new application for customer who would like
to keep the file in the account e.g. music, applications, books, videos, photos, etc. Users can access via cloud-based account and users have to pay $24.99 a year for using iCloud.
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Couple attacked in Narathiwat
ReplyDeleteA man was killed and his wife seriously injured in a drive-by shooting in Narathiwat’s Sungai Padi district on Wednesday morning, said Pol Col Peerapol na Patthalung, chief of Sungai Padi police station.
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What is a Windows 8 PC? By Brooke Crothers
ReplyDeleteQualcomm: the exclusive supplier of processor silicon for all Window Phone 7 devices; said it will build quad-core Snapdragon processors (ARM processors) for Windows 8 devices. Qualcomm acknowledged in its Windows 8 statement that “ This will require high-performing, low-power processors with features like 3G and 4G wireless wide area network(WWAN)connectivity” on last Wednesday. Furthermore, Jacobs refers to the products “You will see some clamshell looking devices. Some of them will be convertible. Some of them will be just tablets. We’re going to see a wide range of stuff going on.” Besides Qualcomm, Intel’s next-generation Haswell chip design will be usable at the same time with Qualcomm’s Windows 8. Brooke Crothers remarks that by those developments of technology, PC will look very different for a lot of people and young generation in the future may miss out the traditional PC but live along using a device that bears little resemblance to today’s laptop.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13924_3-20068993-64/what-is-a-windows-8-pc/#comments
Google China e-mail hack: FBI to investigate ! (BBC) June 3. 2011
ReplyDeleteThe FBI is investigating "serious" claims that hackers in China breached e-mails of top US officials, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said.
On Wednesday, Google said a campaign to obtain passwords was aimed at monitoring e-mail, and originated in Jinan, a city in eastern China.
US government agencies have said no official email accounts were hacked and have released no further information.
"These allegations are very serious. We take them seriously. We are looking into them," Secretary of State Clinton said.
In a statement on an official company blog on Wednesday, Google said its security was not breached but indicated hundreds of individuals' passwords were obtained through fraud.
Chinese political activists and officials in other Asian countries were also targeted, Google said.
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British Library launch classic book reading app
ReplyDeleteReaders can "flick" through pages from historic early or first editions A "treasure trove" of more than 60,000 19th Century books is being made available by the British Library in a new iPad application.
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Playable, recordable Google Doodle honors Les Paul
ReplyDeleteToday (10.6.11) when I open Google webpage, I saw something strange on Google page and obviously and incredibly it makes sound. Then when I find tech news on Google, I found out about this new Google electronic guitar logo which is dedicated to the well known guitarist Les Paul: Lester William Polsfuss who was an innovative recording artist who created new ways to overdub tracks in the recording studio, (June 9, 1915 – August 12, 2009)’s birthday. The fascinating instrument was able to record but only in US. It is said that it can creates URL to be able to send to others to listen to and that person can play duet too if he paste that URL into the address bar. Les Paul was kudos to Google for honoring his creative spirit by building the best Google doodle ever.
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ReplyDeleteGoogle adding search by voice, pictures
ReplyDeleteNormally, google has the search box by typing the keyword in order to find the information. Voice and image can be used to find the information same as search box. This function can be used in only Google's Chrome for now.
Phone really could cause planes to crash
ReplyDeleteBy Chris Matyszczyk
Do you know the reason why the cabin crew persuades passengers to turn off cell phone and electric devices during a flight?
The reason is that little electronic devices can truly mess with the aircraft’s system.ABC News managed to get hold of a report by the International Air Transport Association that makes for very interesting reading. For it seems to link up to 75 incidents on planes with interference from cell phones or other electronic devices. Rational minds will, no doubt, judge the evidence through their own filters. However, in 75 of these reported incidents between 2003 and 2009, 26 involved interference with the flight controls.
Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17852_3-20070342-71/report-phones-really-could-cause-planes-to-crash/#ixzz1PFGMQztI
CCTV website rapped on privacy (BBC News) 14 June 2011
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13765136
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) investigated the firm after a complaint that footage was available on YouTube. After they saw footage from the service was found on YouTube, they decided to change the system. Images transferred over the internet must now be encrypted. The firm must also carry out checks on registered viewers and audit which viewers are watching which clips and also ensure that no viewer can access footage from cameras located within a 30 mile radius of the viewer's location.
Mai.