Sunday, March 20, 2011

Hackers Have Made Their Move


Hackers have made their move and stole security tokens of millions of people which they used in order to guard right to use of their bank accounts and corporate data. RSA Security told customers about the "extremely sophisticated cyber attack" in an open letter posted online.

The company is providing immediate advices to customers to limit the effect of the cyber attack. It is also advising their customers to increase the security measures for their accounts i.e. password strength and other security questions.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Destructions Caused By the 8.9 magnitude Earth Quack In Japan

On Friday the 8.9 magnitude earthquack has been confirmed as the fifth strongest earthquack on the earth in the past 100 years. More than 50 aftershocks and Officials say that more than 1,000 people are thought to have died with the 10,000 people are missing and these statistics could rise significantly.





One of the worst-hit areas was the port city of
Sendai.A huge rescue and recovery operation is going on as Japan tries to deal with the Friday's earthquake. Moreover,A large explosion has occurred at the Fukushima I - nuclear power plant in north-eastern Japan, close to the epicentre of Friday's earthquake. Officials fear a meltdown at one of the plant's reactors. Tens of thousands of people in the surrounding area have been evacuated. This 8.9 magnitude quake also caused tsunami at the pacific cost.

 
So at the time of this great sorrow and loss its the responsibility of all of us to help the Japanese people in whatever way u can.

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Friday, March 11, 2011

BRAIN : Search For The First Computer Virus


Google's Person Finder Service to Help Japan Earthquake Victims

Google has launched Person Finder service to help the people suffered from the earthquake. The website acts as a directory and message portal so people can look for their lost relatives and friends or can inform about their status by posting a note. In order to increase its usage Google will integrate it with the web especially with social networking sites so that large no of people can be benefit by this service. After the Japan earth quake this service has logged on by about 4000 people.

 The extent of the damage caused by the Japanese earthquake is not yet known but its 8.9 magnitude can cause across the Pacific region which can make its more disastrous by effecting 10’s of thousands of people and in such situations this service will be a blessing. Google's Person finder was used in the aftermath of the 2011 NewZealand earthquake.

 Before these kind of tools such as Person Finder it was much harder to compare the information gathered by separate agencies and help to re-unite families and friends. The system was first used following the Haiti earthquake in January 2010. That first tool was based around work done in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina that hit New Orleans.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

XBOX 360 kinect.... You Are the Controller Now


The all new kinect from XBOX 360 gives games and entertainment a new, fresh and innovative look. It provides us flexibility and the freedom to control movies, music and games with your gestures and your voice.




So all the crazy stuff of controlling machines with our voice and motions like we see in movies like iron man, bat man and many others can now be possible with XBOX kinect. It uses following mechanisms to make above explained things possible.
1.      
          1. MOTION SENSOR
 
      2. VOICE RECOGNITION
3.       3. FACIAL RECOGNATION
 
             4. SKELETAL TRACING

Thus kinect provides you a magical place where everything is you. Watch the video to see how dynamic is it and how it changes the traditional gaming styles.




Thursday, March 3, 2011

"Battle of the Tablets"



Judged on specs alone, the Apple iPad 2 doesn't do much more than keep pace with its tablet rivals. It's a bit thinner that its major rivals--the Motorola Xoom, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, the HP TouchPad , and the RIM BlackBerry Playbook--and it's lighter than most. But its processor appears to be on a par with those of other tablets, and its cameras' resolutions seem to be lower.

Of course, people don't buy tablets based on specs alone. The iPad 2 will carry a base price ($499) that no major competitor has managed to match; it will come with a new version of iOS, a mobile operating system that many people prefer; and owners will have access to vastly more apps than are available for any other tablet. Plus, Steve Jobs promised that the iPad 2 would ship on March 11. Of the competing tablets we looked at, only the Xoom is already shipping. There are no hard availability dates for the other competitors.

Apple has shaved off a third of the thickness of the original iPad in the iPad 2, making it the thinnest tablet in this comparison. At 1.35 pounds, the iPad 2 is also lighter, on a par with Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet as the lightest of the roughly 10-inch-screen tablets. Motorola's Xoom and HP's TouchPad are slightly heavier at 1.6 pounds.

Apple didn't change the display of the iPad 2: As on the original iPad, it has a 1024-by-768-pixel resolution and a 9.7-inch size (same as the TouchPad). The Android tablets from Motorola and Samsung have 10.1-inch screens with 1280-by-800-pixel resolution.

The iPad 2 will have the largest available built-in storage (64GB), but the Xoom probably trumps that advantage by providing 32GB of internal storage plus expandable storage via an SD Card in a future software update.

The iPad 2 is also stronger under the hood. It packs an Apple A5 dual-core 1GHz processor, putting it on the same level with all of the other tablets in the comparison except the TouchPad, which will have a 1.2GHz dual-core processor (the fastest pure clock speed of this comparison). Of course, clock speed and number of cores don't in themselves determine how fast a tablet is or how well it manages power. That determination will require side-by-side testing.

Apple isn't saying how much RAM the iPad 2 contains (the original had 256MB, some are speculating that the new version has at least 512MB), but the Xoom, the TouchPad, and the BlackBerry PlayBook have 1GB of RAM inside.

The iPad needed front- and rear-facing cameras to keep pace with the competition, so Apple added a front-facing camera for video calling and a second camera on the back. Apple didn't specify the megapixel count of the back-facing camera, beyond saying that it records 720p HD video. Nevertheless, even with the new additions, Apple appears to trail in megapixel count, especially when matched against the Galaxy Tab 10.1's 2-megapixel and 8-megapixel cameras.

Apple has improved the speaker on the iPad 2, introducing a larger, wider grill. But all of its rivals have stereo speakers.

The iPad 2 will come in two separate 3G models--one for Verizon and the other for AT&T--alongside the Wi-Fi-only model. Both the Xoom and the Galaxy Tab will come only in a 3G version initially, with Wi-Fi only versions to follow. For its part, the TouchPad will come only with Wi-Fi support at the beginning, with 3G versions to follow.

The Xoom will soon be the only 4G tablet, however. Motorola has said that the Xoom can receive a free 4G radio update soon......