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GooGle Is SPyIng US ?

That words across my mine during web-surfing, while my gmail and iGoogle account still logged in. Moreover I like Chrome to get any information through internet. Does Google really spy on me? If you open History in Chrome, you will be amazed by how well-organize Chrome doing it.

How Does Google+ Stack Up Against Facebook?

With Google+, the behemoth of Web search may have finally figured out social networking. Demand for Google+ invites is reportedly through the roof, and critics are generally pleased with how the service works..

Angry Birds Now in Windows Phone Marketplace

At last. Angry Birds is now available in the Windows Phone Marketplace—a few hours ahead of schedule and so fresh it hasn’t even been rated yet! Be the first—or just hunker down with your phone and get dem pigs. .

WindOwS 8 is Cool Enough ?

On Tuesday, Microsoft showed off the first tablets running Windows 8, and provided a bunch of new details about the operating system.

Secure Browseing Is The Way To scuess

Go to Blogger edit html and find these sentences.Now replace these sentences with your own descriptions.

Stampede 10-Petaflop Supercomputer Equipped With Intel 50-Core Chips

10:40 PM  Mohammed Shirajudeen  No comments


Its been announced today by the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) and University of Texas that they are currently creating a 10-Petaflop supercomputer named Stampede that will be equipped with Intel’s 50-core processors capable of 10-Petaflop (or 10,000 trillion operations per second).
The new Stampede supercomputer will be arriving in 2013 and will be one of the world’s most powerful computers for scientific and financial applications. When finished Stampede will be equipped with several thousand Dell “Zeus” servers with each server having dual 8-core processors from the forthcoming Intel Xeon processor E5 Family (formerly code-named “Sandy Bridge-EP”) and each server will have 32 gigabytes of memory.
Stampede 10-Petaflop Supercomputer
 Also inside will be an Intel chip design codenamed “Knights Corner,” which will house more than 50 processor cores, providing 8 petaflops of performance.
Additionally, Stampede will offer 128 next-generation NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPUs) for remote visualization, 16 Dell servers with 1 terabyte of shared memory and 2 GPUs each for large data analysis, and a high-performance Lustre file system for data-intensive computing
Altogether, Stampede will have a peak performance of 10 petaflops, 272 terabytes (272,000 gigabytes) of total memory, and 14 petabytes (14 million gigabytes) of disk storage.
Source:  TACC : Hot Hardware
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Remote Desktop Client 2.11.0

10:36 PM  Mohammed Shirajudeen  No comments

Overview: No lugging your laptop around anymore. Connect remotely from Android device.

Requirements: Android 1.5+

*** Motorola Xoom Ready! ***
Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client for Android enables you to connect to your Windows computers crossways the Internet from a ambulatory figure supercharged by Google Android platform. Once connected, it gives you pussyfoot and keyboard control over your machine patch display you everything that's event on the screen. You crapper leave your machine without losing admittance to your files, applications, and e-mail. Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client is using MicrosoftRemote Desktop Protocol (RDP). All the necessary computer components are already part of most versions of the Windows operative grouping (except Home varieties).

Features:
* 8, 16, 24 and 32 bit colouration support
* Custom concealment resolutions, including an choice to automatically fit to the figure screen
* SSL security and hold for Network Level Authentication (NLA).
* Microsoft Remote Desktop Gateway (RD Gateway, a.k.a. TS Gateway) support.
* On-screen keyboard for keys missing on the figure (functional keys, etc.)
* Server address book
* Master countersign to secure computer countersign storage
* Sound redirection to client
* File designate between SD bill and far computer
* Copy/paste text between computer and server
* Display zoom in/zoom out
* Pinch-to-zoom (available on the devices with multi-touch functionality)
* The prototypal and exclusive ambulatory Remote Desktop computer with hold for Microsoft Remote Assistance
* RDP data densification and caching to save bandwidth

The mass operative grouping hit Remote Desktop Services and crapper be adjoining using Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client without some additional computer side software:
* Windows Server 2000
* Windows XP Professional
* Windows XP Media Center Edition
* Windows Server 2003
* Windows Vista Business, Ultimate and Enterprise
* Windows Server 2008
* Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise
* Windows Server 2008R2

The mass operative grouping do not hit Remote Desktop Services out of the box:
* Windows XP Home
* Windows Vista Home
* Windows Vista Home Premium
* Windows 7 Starter
* Windows 7 Home Premium
* Mac OS
* Linux

What's in this version:
-added hold for RemoteApp programs.
-added Xtralogic RDC limited attributes to XML enter format utilised for computer settings import.
-added an choice to ready RDP unification up when the app is not in the foreground.
-fixed a problem with RD Gateway which resulted in inventiveness dominance error and was caused by not using computer FQDN study for computer redirection

 


Code:
http://www.filesonic.com/file/2122978904
http://bitshare.com/files/ndasxkm5/Remote.Desktop.Client.2.11.0.Android.rar.html
http://www.wupload.com/file/202756143
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VIA sues Apple for infringing three x86 microprocessor patents

10:35 PM  Mohammed Shirajudeen  No comments


Apple is today facing up to a new patent infringement lawsuit brought against it by VIA Technologies, an integrated circuit manufacturer that holds in excess of 5,000 patents relating to x86 processor platforms and related fields.
The lawsuit targets microprocessor functionality used in most of Apple’s current product range including the iPhone, iPod, iPad, and Apple TV. The patents in question are 6253312, 6253311, and6754810.
6253312 covers a “method and apparatus for double operand load,” which is used to speed up the processing of an image for display on a screen. Both 6253311 and 6754810 patents cover an “instruction set for bi-directional conversion and transfer of integer and floating point data.” Both relate to ensuring the process of data transfer between two different data types happens very quickly, which is critical to the overall speed of an operation and therefore device.
VIA has not stated what it desires the outcome of this lawsuit to be, only that it is “determined to protect our interests.” If successful, it may see Apple having to pay out a significant sum upfront and then continue to pay ongoing royalties to the company on all future sales of its gadgets as long as they use the infringing methods covered in the patents.

Chen Wen-Chi
One thing to note here is the possible motivation for bringing this lawsuit against Apple now. VIA’s president and CEO, Chen Wen-Chi, is married to Cher Wang, chairwoman of HTC, a company which is also being targeted by Apple in lawsuits as well as filing its own against the company. HTC also recently purchased S3 Graphics from VIA for $300 million in a bid to gain more patents it can use to defend itself from future lawsuits and has also targeted Apple with a lawsuit for infringing three patents.
Read more at the VIA press release, via BBC News

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Elpida moves to 25nm 4Gb DDR3 SDRAM chip production

10:33 PM  Mohammed Shirajudeen  No comments


Elpida Memory Inc. is claiming to have produced the world’s first 4 Gigabit DDR3 SDRAM chips using a 25nm process. With it comes a range of benefits that will have PC, tablet, and smartphone manufacturers lining up to use the new memory.
Elpida has already moved the production of 2Gb chips to a 25nm process which started in July, but until now 4Gb chips remained on a 30nm production line. With this move to 25nm Elpida claim they can produce 45% more chips per wafer, which should significantly cut production costs.
While 30nm memory isn”t slow or power-hungry, smaller chips also means less power consumed while using them, and in this case Elpida is seeing an in-use reduction of up to 30% while standby power is down as much as 50%. Power requirements demand either a 1.5V or 1.35V voltage.
The final benefit of moving to a smaller process is of course increased performance, and these chips are not slow. Their speed is rated at 1866Mbps or higher.
Such low power, high performance memory chips are going to be highly desirable for use in the forthcoming Ultrabooks where space is limited and battery life always important. Combine these chips with a ULV processor and we could see a high performance Ultrabook with battery life in the double-digits. We will also see gains from this memory being used in tablets, PCs, smartphones, and datacenter servers.
Elpida hopes to be shipping the new 25nm 4Gb memory before the end of the year.
More at the Elpida press release, via Tech-On!

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Want Facebook’s new Timeline profile? Here’s how to enable it right now

10:19 PM  Mohammed Shirajudeen  No comments


During yesterday’s f8 keynote, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the new redesign for the site’s profiles coming soon called “Timeline.” A beta version is available for developers now, but for the rest of us, it seemed that we’d have to wait a few weeks before we were able to use Timeline.
It’s not necessarily the easiest process. You basically have to become a developer and make a fake app so that Facebook will give you access to the new feature. But if you really want to be the first of your friends to have a Timeline profile, here’s what you’ll need to do:
  1. Log into your Facebook account. Click here, and give permission to the Developer app to access your basic info.
  2. Click “Create New App.”
  3. Give it a random display name and namespace, and click the “I Agree” box.
  4. You’ll be directed to the Facebook Developers main page. Here, click on “Open Graph” on the left-hand column.
  5. Fill in whatever you want in the following fields. You’ll need to pick an action for the first box and an object in the second box — like a Mad Libs! It really doesn’t matter what you put in the fields, but we’re assuming it’s probably best to choose SFW actions and objects. Then click “Get Started.”
  6. Scroll to the bottom of the next page and click “Save Changes and Next.” Repeat that step for the next page.
  7. You may have to wait a bit for your app to be processed. Just go back to your homepage and wait for your invite to enable Timeline.
  8. You’ll then be greeted with a window that says “Introducing Timeline — A New Kind of Profile.” Click “Get it Now,” and that’s it.
Unless you’re actually a developer, you might not want to waste your time with all of this since the new profile layout will sure to be a bit buggy. Let us know if you end up going through the steps and getting early access to Timeline.
Alternatively, check out this video:
via TechCrunch

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