Readers from Chennai and Hyderabad have started spotting Aircel 3G signal.Aircel has bagged 3G spectrum in 13 circles.
We’d like you to let us know if you have also come across Aircel 3G signal in your area. Just follow the simple steps to find out if there is 3G services awaiting for you.
Get a 3G handset and go to phone settings > set Network Mode to WCDMA/UMTS > then search for Networks Manually > It is expected that u will have Cellone/Dolphin (thats BSNL/MTNL) and Aircel 3G if available.
You can also email us screenshots with your area name and we’d be happy to post them in this post.
In Chennai Aircel 3G signal was spotted.
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Friday, 3 June 2011
The New Twitter, Facebook, Google, Myspace
nyways, I read it at a tech class my friend was teaching, very few people know about it but heres what it is...
Its a place where people basically POST ideas in the form of Drawing/Text. People post millions of ideas in millions of different categories. You can be on your iphone or any phone and have this app where you draw an idea, and you post it. People can contribute to the idea you posted, subscribe, or just comment on your idea. Contributers can basically ADD to your idea, by attachements, text, drawing, video.. any form of visualization.
Example: Your at home, you have a science project, you HAVE no idea on what to do it on... You go to their site, millions of ideas/users there, and chose from the category "School" - "Science" - "Chemistry"... and browse away..
Imagine Doctors, Lawyers, Scientists, Athletes..etc ALL sharing ideas with eachother. Imagine a breakdancer has a New "Dance Move", he loads the video/drawing/text whichever he likes and gets opinion from people....
Imagine making a new idea for McDonalds Meal, and you get 2103902193239 followers/Contributers and present the idea to mcdonalds, imagine for movies, games, artists...etc
it will be an endless amount of possibilities, where your ideas can grow and voice an opinion...
Remember tho, this website is an "IDEA-SHARING" type of site, copyright and stuff, none of that goes, you sign to an agreement that your idea is shared with the world..., they also have a private idea mode, where only a little brief part of your idea is shared, and people contact you to contribute to your idea, if you trust them then they can be a part of it..
Its a place where people basically POST ideas in the form of Drawing/Text. People post millions of ideas in millions of different categories. You can be on your iphone or any phone and have this app where you draw an idea, and you post it. People can contribute to the idea you posted, subscribe, or just comment on your idea. Contributers can basically ADD to your idea, by attachements, text, drawing, video.. any form of visualization.
Example: Your at home, you have a science project, you HAVE no idea on what to do it on... You go to their site, millions of ideas/users there, and chose from the category "School" - "Science" - "Chemistry"... and browse away..
Imagine Doctors, Lawyers, Scientists, Athletes..etc ALL sharing ideas with eachother. Imagine a breakdancer has a New "Dance Move", he loads the video/drawing/text whichever he likes and gets opinion from people....
Imagine making a new idea for McDonalds Meal, and you get 2103902193239 followers/Contributers and present the idea to mcdonalds, imagine for movies, games, artists...etc
it will be an endless amount of possibilities, where your ideas can grow and voice an opinion...
Remember tho, this website is an "IDEA-SHARING" type of site, copyright and stuff, none of that goes, you sign to an agreement that your idea is shared with the world..., they also have a private idea mode, where only a little brief part of your idea is shared, and people contact you to contribute to your idea, if you trust them then they can be a part of it..
Microsoft plugs hole related to Word-launched e-mails
Microsoft issued three security bulletins today fixing 11 holes, including one rated “critical” that could be used by an attacker to send a malicious e-mail that is previewed only or opened by default in Word.
The priority update, MS10-087, resolves five issues affecting all currently supported
Microsoft Office products. The bulletin is rated “critical” for Office 2007 and Office 2010 “due to a preview pane vector in Outlook that could trigger the vulnerability when a customer views a specially crafted malicious RTF (Rich Text Format) file,” a Microsoft Security Response Center blog post said. Outlook is not directly affected, however, because the vulnerabilities can only be exploited through Microsoft Word.
“One of the most dangerous aspects of this vulnerability is that a user doesn’t have to open a malicious e-mail to be infected,” said Joshua Talbot, security intelligence manager at Symantec Security Response. “All that is required is for the content of the e-mail to appear in Outlook’s Reading Pane. If a user highlights a malicious e-mail to preview it in the Reading Pane, their machine is immediately infected. The same holds true if a user opens Outlook and a malicious e-mail is the most recently received in their in-box; that e-mail will appear in the Reading Pane by default and the computer will be infected.”
That update also addresses an Office vector for a vulnerability referred to as “DLL Preloading” or “Binary planting” related to the way Windows handles dynamic-link library files and which plagued numerous applications recently and led to attacks in the wild.
The second update customers should focus on is labeled MS10-088. It resolves two holes in Microsoft PowerPoint that could allow remote code execution if a user opens a malicious PowerPoint file.
And finally, there is MS10-089, which plugs four holes in Unified Access Gateway, a component of Microsoft Forefront. The most significant of the vulnerabilities could allow elevation of privilege if a user clicks on a malicious link on a Web site. This update is offered through the Microsoft Download Center and is not available through Microsoft Update at this time.
The priority update, MS10-087, resolves five issues affecting all currently supported
Microsoft Office products. The bulletin is rated “critical” for Office 2007 and Office 2010 “due to a preview pane vector in Outlook that could trigger the vulnerability when a customer views a specially crafted malicious RTF (Rich Text Format) file,” a Microsoft Security Response Center blog post said. Outlook is not directly affected, however, because the vulnerabilities can only be exploited through Microsoft Word.
“One of the most dangerous aspects of this vulnerability is that a user doesn’t have to open a malicious e-mail to be infected,” said Joshua Talbot, security intelligence manager at Symantec Security Response. “All that is required is for the content of the e-mail to appear in Outlook’s Reading Pane. If a user highlights a malicious e-mail to preview it in the Reading Pane, their machine is immediately infected. The same holds true if a user opens Outlook and a malicious e-mail is the most recently received in their in-box; that e-mail will appear in the Reading Pane by default and the computer will be infected.”
That update also addresses an Office vector for a vulnerability referred to as “DLL Preloading” or “Binary planting” related to the way Windows handles dynamic-link library files and which plagued numerous applications recently and led to attacks in the wild.
The second update customers should focus on is labeled MS10-088. It resolves two holes in Microsoft PowerPoint that could allow remote code execution if a user opens a malicious PowerPoint file.
And finally, there is MS10-089, which plugs four holes in Unified Access Gateway, a component of Microsoft Forefront. The most significant of the vulnerabilities could allow elevation of privilege if a user clicks on a malicious link on a Web site. This update is offered through the Microsoft Download Center and is not available through Microsoft Update at this time.
GarminAsus A10 - The first Android based phone
The A10 smartphone combines the versatility of the Android™ platform with Garmin’s GPS location technology, bringing people and places together — whether used inside or out, while walking or driving. Sleek and stylish, the user-friendly A10 is designed to connect you to the world around you while you’re on the move.
The A10 runs on the powerful Android platform and comes ready to go with preloaded Google™ Mobile Services. With one simple sign-in to your Google account, you’ll be connected to Google Calendar™, Gmail™*, YouTube™, Google Talk™, and more.
Featuring pedestrian-friendly navigation, the A10 helps you find your way with ease. And with Garmin’s proven GPS location technology on board, you’ll benefit from easy-to-use interface that gives you all the information you need. The A10 also features a 5.0 MP camera that geo-tags pictures so you’ll be able to share location details about the places around you with friends and family.
The A10 is tightly integrated with Google Voice Search**. By simply speaking point of interest information within Google Voice Search, you’ll be able to navigate directly from your results.
Recognizing that location is relevant to every aspect of every day, the A10 is designed with location-aware functionality at its core. Navigation features are linked to frequently used applications such as calendar, contacts, email, Internet browser, and messaging. So no matter where you are, you’ll always have details about your surroundings right in front of you.
The A10 runs on the powerful Android platform and comes ready to go with preloaded Google™ Mobile Services. With one simple sign-in to your Google account, you’ll be connected to Google Calendar™, Gmail™*, YouTube™, Google Talk™, and more.
Featuring pedestrian-friendly navigation, the A10 helps you find your way with ease. And with Garmin’s proven GPS location technology on board, you’ll benefit from easy-to-use interface that gives you all the information you need. The A10 also features a 5.0 MP camera that geo-tags pictures so you’ll be able to share location details about the places around you with friends and family.
The A10 is tightly integrated with Google Voice Search**. By simply speaking point of interest information within Google Voice Search, you’ll be able to navigate directly from your results.
Recognizing that location is relevant to every aspect of every day, the A10 is designed with location-aware functionality at its core. Navigation features are linked to frequently used applications such as calendar, contacts, email, Internet browser, and messaging. So no matter where you are, you’ll always have details about your surroundings right in front of you.
Sony exposes World's First 16.2 MP Mobile Phone
Sony Ericsson has invented 16.2-megapixel CMOS sensor which intended for cellphones. Now the corporation has commenced it as Cyber Shot S006. As you identify, Sony Ericsson Cyber shot sequence is well recognized for its camera excellence. At present, there are highest of 12MP camera phones accessible in the marketplace. With price for cash brands integrate with 12MP cameras and this skip in pixel thickness by Sony Ericsson provide it a greatly wanted power in the high-end phone market. The CMOS sensor on the S006 comprise proprietary Exmore R picture engine which is able of ISO 12800 feeling levels. It moreover contain functions like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity alternative, integral FM, GPS steering, a 3.3-inch display by means of VGA decree, and motorized by a 1GHz Snapdragon processor pal to Sony Ericson’s personal proprietary mobile OS. The phone is particularly intended for persons who believe ‘more is better’ and feel affection for digital shooting. The 16.2 megapixel camera will decrease vicious sound you obtain on other nearly all camera phones; therefore it will bring you extra crisp and apparent high superiority snaps. The Sony Ericsson Cyber Shot S006 is at present accessible in Japan through KDDi. The pricing and accessibility information in India have not been exposed up till now.
Asus Eee Note EA800 Tablet optimal combination of e-book
The Asus Eee Tablet is designed with students and professionals who spend the day outside the office. It is very effective at taking notes, and write about it is like to do on a pad of paper, but we must use the stylus that comes standard. You can add comments on the march to a drawing or a photograph. In fact, the team includes a 2 megapixel camera, which will allow the board to take photographs or slides of a presentation. So no matter how slow you're writing, or if you're tired.
The monochrome screen is touch sensitive and provides a virtual equivalent of writing at 2,450 dpi (dots per inch) and a graphics resolution of 1,024 by 768 pixels on an 8-inch screen. No technology is electronic ink (E-ink), but is TFT-LCD with 64 levels of gray. As a reader of electronic books ( e-reader ) offers many opportunities for viewing. For example, you can zoom in on text. And the page change is quite fast, since it only requires 0.1 seconds. Bulge more or less the same as a notebook-sized sheet thickness.
The monochrome screen is touch sensitive and provides a virtual equivalent of writing at 2,450 dpi (dots per inch) and a graphics resolution of 1,024 by 768 pixels on an 8-inch screen. No technology is electronic ink (E-ink), but is TFT-LCD with 64 levels of gray. As a reader of electronic books ( e-reader ) offers many opportunities for viewing. For example, you can zoom in on text. And the page change is quite fast, since it only requires 0.1 seconds. Bulge more or less the same as a notebook-sized sheet thickness.
Details on AMD's 2011 roadmap
Much of AMD's current roadmap is already known. A new addition, however, among other platforms or processors for notebooks and netbooks - a segment that AMD apparently considered to be extremely important. So for 2009 under the code name "Caspian" for the area of mainstream laptops, a 45-nanometer processor is planned: two cores, 2 MB cache and DDR2 memory support are announced. is "In" Champlain a year later the number of cores doubles to four and DDR3 support.
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