Showing posts with label IT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IT. Show all posts
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TOKYO - The Nintendo said that they became the target of a series of hack attacks that struck many companies lately, but there is no user data as well as companies that successfully stolen.

"Server Nintendo Co.. in the United States (U.S.) has been infiltrated by hackers a few weeks ago, but no damage or loss that was left," said Ken Toyoda, a spokesman from Nintendo.

"There were no casualties from a third party, but this is the fact that there is a hack attack that carried us," he added.

As quoted from WLNS, Sunday (05/06/2011), the damage that Nintendo is worried by the perceived effects of such attacks by Sony Corp..

Sony has got a massive hack attack in several countries, starting from the beginning of the year to date. Until now also not yet known who was behind the attack.

Sony's own party claimed that they had strengthened its security network. They even had contacted the FBI to investigate these hack attacks.
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It’s been rumored for awhile that Google and Samsung would bring their Nexus S to Sprint’s 4G network and the guys from Engadget just uncovered the supposed logo for the device. The Nexus S 4G is said to be exactly like the T-Mobile version of the Nexus S with the additional support for Sprint’s 4G WiMAX network.

Sprint is holding their big CTIA press conference on Tuesday March 22nd, so that’s likely the big day when the Nexus S 4G will be announced. We are still waiting to learn if the Nexus S 4G might appear in Sprint stores, but it’s a good bet it will be on Best Buy shelves like the original Nexus S.

The first Nexus S arrived in stores just days after Google officially announced it, so there’s a good chance that Sprint customers should be able to purchase the Nexus S 4G later this month.

I still use the Nexus S as my daily phone and it’s the only device to ship with the latest Android 2.3, so I would recommend it to any Sprint user who is looking for a pure Google experience. However, Sprint is also expected to announce multiple dual-core phones (EVO 3D, Atrix 4G, and maybe Galaxy S II) so it might be best to wait if you want to get a more future-proof device.

How many Sprint users are interested in picking up the Nexus S 4G?

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CALIFORNIA - Apple CEO Steve Jobs will leave off the pain to open developer conference (WWDC) in San Francisco next week. On this occasion, Jobs reportedly going to release a new operating system for Macs, Lion.

"Steve Jobs and several Apple executives will open WWDC next week," Apple said in a statement quoted by the Telegraph on Wednesday (01/06/2011).

The plan, Jobs will deliver a major speech (keynote speech) before introducing a new development from Apple, including the operating system Mac OS X output of the eighth or version 10.2.

Not only that, Apple also plans to release a new version of mobile operating system for the iPhone and iPad, the IOS 5.

Jobs submitted sick leave since January 2011 in order to concentrate on treating pancreatic cancer dideritaya. Male 56 years had pancreatic cancer surgery in 2004 and received a liver transplant in 2009.

But until now Apple has not provided the latest details about Jobs health condition.
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Google in Finland have a unique new way to cool at the same time environmentally friendly Centernya data. The giant search engine that will utilize sea water.

Hamina data center is being built is not going to use a chiller in the cooling system. Instead, water from the Baltic Sea was deliberately flushed to keep the servers stay cool.

Reported by Digital Trends and quoted on Sunday (29/05/2011), Google paid USD 52 million to the Summa paper mill which has a land area of ​​410 hectares. And this, Google's new data center was built.

In the footage showing how the data center Hamina, it appears that the data center is to collect cold water through a pipe diameter of 2 meters. The water flows through a channel that previously have been built by paper mills and water pumps use 20-year-old.

Water will run through the four systems and meet for a 'hot swap'. Water is a heat exchanger will cool the separate flow and leading to the data center.

"We minimize the impact on the environment in this region," said Google's senior director of data centers that handle construction, Joe Kava.

Reportedly, the overall construction of these structures cost up to USD 260 million, this has included the purchase of land. But Google's rate is very reasonable price considering the long term, the company can cut costs for cooling significantly.

In addition to utilizing sea water, data center Hamina also reportedly going to use wind power from the Wind Park is located not far from the data center.
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Up to develop services specifically for journalists. A page on Facebook aimed at helping journalists use Facebook as a tool to report the news and facilitate contacts with their readers.

Pages 'Journalist on up', intended as a resource for journalists who want to incorporate social media in their reports and also to interact with their readers.

"This page will make journalists practically integrate advanced products up to their work and connect with audiences up of more than 500 million," said Justin Osofsky, Director of Media Partnership on Facebook.

Facebook has been working with journalists since the beginning of 2010 to create more social content. Justin also stated that the average media organizations saw their traffic rise of up to 300% since then.

In addition to launching the service, the up will perform a variety of meetings with the media in the United States to discuss various topics. The meeting will be the first time on April 27, at the headquarters up.
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Splashtop Splashtop Inc. has announced the launch of Remote Touchpad which is a remote control application for the IOS device. This application will provide easy control from a remote computer and can replace the main function of the keyboard and mouse. "Splashtop has two modes of Remote Touchpad touchpad and keyboard features," wrote the developer in his official page. According to the developers, the application can replace the conventional computer peripherals. In addition, simultaneously allowing the comfort level that benefits both home users and business professionals.



Splashtop Applications Remote touchpad has two modes of use. Mode touchpad is designed to let users navigate and shift your favorite sites on the big screen. This mode is basically changing the IOS device into a virtual touchpad. Mode keyboard mode is designed for the iPhone or iPod touch into a wireless keyboard.


"When using a PC for multimedia entertainment, the important things like iTunes are often a few feet from my PC. Since I do not have a wingspan like Yao Ming, I need a remote, "said Mark Lee CEO Splashtop. Splashtop Applications Remote Touchpad compatible with 3G iPhone, iPhone 4, iPod touch generais third and fourth, and IPAD. The application runs on IOS 3.2 or later and immediately available for download from the iTunes App Store. Official price of the application is only $ 0.99.