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Sony's 560 Mbps wireless adventure-Transferjet

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Sony has created a wireless data transfer technology based on ultra wideband called TransferJet.

TransferJet will allow electronic devices to transfer files from one to another at speeds of up to 560 Mbps. The technology, which operates on a 4.48GHz frequency.

TransferJet is an extremely simple wireless technology which eliminates the need for complex setup and operation.TransferJet eliminates the complex setup procedures required by existing wireless systems, and no access point is necessary which is one of the many attractive features that it has to offer.








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January 16th 2008 @ 15:27

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Social net means more information with less effort

Due Credit: DailyBits
Social networks have today made the job of social engineering all that more easier. Social engineering is the process by which individuals gather information on other individuals so as to use the data to try to crack into personal and private accounts.
It is common knowledge that information pertaining to DOB, school etc gets into people's passwords ( how are you expected to remember it otherwise). This information is also available on people's public profiles and now there are all too many of them spread across various networks and also searchable via the web.

Hence, from the security perspective it makes sense to refrain from publishing information that may perhaps be food for thought in terms of social engineering.



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January 15th 2008 @ 07:48

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YouTube and Picasa on your television

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Google and Matsushita are working in collaboration to bring the popular services on the web to television. Soon you will be having access to videos from YouTube and images from Picasa accessible on you TV.
Convergence of media from the web with popular devices has been long predicted. But the importance here is for quality. The videos on YouTube are generally of poor quality and beaming them on high definition TVs does not really improve matters a lot.
But the fact is that poor videos are due to bandwidth issues and that is scaling up so in course of time these issues will sort out and lets not forget that the TV audience is another big pool of viewers to sell ads to.

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January 15th 2008 @ 07:30

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A hotline from the web page to you

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A company called Ribbit specializes in weaving telephony services with Web technologies, enabling setting up of telephony service from just a web page.
The concept is great and has great utility for e-commerce and virtually any online business. The technology includes a software switch and corresponding APIs developed by the firm that make integrating telephony services a breeze.
Great technology if you consider the convergence that it gets in to web space


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January 15th 2008 @ 07:23

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Simple SEO Tips

Due Credit: SearchEngine-Weblog
Optimization of online content to make it more indexable is in the best of every netizen who posts content online.
With this in mind, I have started making short posts on SEO tips and lessons that I come across on the Web.
One important starting point is to know how the search engine works. In the article i have mentioned the link to a presentation on Google's working


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January 15th 2008 @ 04:11

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Mahalo gets more social

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Mahalo, the human powered search engine will be adding more features that will be boosting its social credentials.
Changes include a tips and suggestions toolbar with on-click access to make entries to several social bookmarking site.
Mahalo has been tailored from the ground up to provide human edited results on thousands of keywords. Debate surrounds around the concept of human intervention in the processing of search results since the scale of the web is massive


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January 15th 2008 @ 04:05

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Microsoft acquires FAST Search and Trasfer

Due Credit: SearchEngine-Weblog
For an amount of $1.2 billion, the Redmond giant will be acquiring the enterprise search major FAST Search and Transfer. The move is a big shake-up in the enterprise search industry that has been the forte of niche players so far.
Expectations are on the line that IBM, Google or one of the big players will also be looking to make some acquisitions in this front.

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January 15th 2008 @ 03:55

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Targeting user activity online

Due Credit: SearchEngine-Weblog
In a recent post for the SearchEngine-Weblog, I got the chance to research on the various strategies that firms use to target use activity online.
The Web has been a haven for advertisers. And why not? For there is no other place where virtually every move of the buyer can be tracked.
Every page you view, every click you make, every item you spend time doting on... virtually everything on the web makes it to some server log and can contribute to invaluable statistics


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January 15th 2008 @ 03:49

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Google and the iPhone

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Google is seeking to make the waves on the mobility front with its attention to the iPhone and in what appears to be its ficus on getting it right on the hottest area of innovation on making the mobile web accessible.
iPhone is one device that makes browsing on the web a breeze and Google is giving it all its attention perhaps to get it all right by the time Android comes out in second half of this year.
Google's innovations tailored to the iPhone include the redesigned home page for browsing the web, the introduction of the iGoogle page and many more


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January 15th 2008 @ 03:41

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Porting data across the web

Due Credit: SearchEngine-Weblog
With a number of social networking and web applications sprucing up online, the issue of data portability is definitely a very relevant issue. The contention centers around how much ownership right does the user have to his/her data on a network.
Recently there was the spat between Facebook and Plaxo over the porting of contact information from one site to the other.
The establishment of the Data Portabilty Workgroup to sort out the issues around data portability on the Web is a welcome move for all online users


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January 15th 2008 @ 03:34

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Wi-Fi networks face big security risks

Due Credit: Techrepublic,tau
Research at Indiana University brought into focus the fast pace and ease with which virus attacks could spread across Wi-Fi routers.

The researchers state most of the simulated attacks show tens of thousands of routers infected in as little time as two weeks, with the majority of the infections occurring in the first 24 to 48 hours


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January 13th 2008 @ 02:15

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Critical flaw in Realplayer warns US-CERT

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A warning concerning an unpatched vulnerability in RealPlayer and a flaw affecting Flash files has been issued by US-CERT.

This was issued after a Russian security company claimed to have found a way to exploit a critical flaw in the multimedia software.The flaw affects the latest version 11 of RealPlayer running on Windows XP, service pack 2


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January 13th 2008 @ 01:41

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Office 08 for MAC

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Microsoft is all set to release the first update to the Office suite for Mac with the Office:mac scheduled for release on January 15, 2008.

The product will come in three flavors. The standard version, known simply as Office 2008 for Mac, includes PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Entourage and will sell for $399. A $499 Special Media Edition also includes Expression Media, a digital media cataloguing program that Microsoft acquired from its 2006 purchase of iView Multimedia


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January 11th 2008 @ 01:54

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Apple's mobile venture with intel's silverthorne

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The article talks about Apple's plans for several products for the mobile devices market based on Intel’s Silverthorne processor.

According to folks at Intel, Apple has apparently committed to using the company's 45nm Silverthorne chip in multiple products slated for 2008. The chip offers the processing power of 2nd gen Pentium M processors, with the power consumption of a cellphone chip.Apple is also expected to emerge as a major supporter of Intel's whole "Menlow" Mobile
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January 9th 2008 @ 17:07

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