Ahmedabad: You run a boutique and imagine yourself being grilled by cops for a “terror e-mail” sent by you. Obviously the goings-on might go beyond your comprehension, but don’t be surprised. Hackers have now resorted to a unique method of hacking one’s e-mail -called ‘e-mail header spoofing’. This was what Sunny Vaghela, director and CTO of Tech Defence…
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Get alerts when there is a new article from the Baltimore Hunting and Fishing Examiner. Read Examiner.com’s Almost a year after a horrible beheading, Virginia Tech is again visited by tragedy. This time two students are shot and killed in the parking lot of a trail-head near Blacksburg Virginia. This incident will no doubt revive the debate on whether backpackers should arm themselves when traveling in remote areas. This is not the first time that an event like this has occurred in our area and unfortunately it probably will not be the last. The choice of whether to carry a firearm for self defense is a personal decision that can only be made by the individual. Whether it is protection from…
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We might already have all the specalicious details on the new EeeTops from ASUS, but it never hurts to see one in action, right? Taking center stage here is the voice-activated widgetry ASUS has added to its Windows 7 install, allowing you to check the weather, play music, and even initiate Skype calls solely via the awesomeness of your voice. Expected to retail at €599 in Europe, the 20-inch ET2002T definitely looks sleek, though its screen is glossy enough for the camera girl to wave at us surreptitiously a number of times. Check it out, but be warned, there’s a small bit of salty language midway through, which is as inappropriate for the office as it is hilarious.
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Video: ASUS EeeTop PC ET2002T gets touched up originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 31 Aug 2009 03:17:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Loving your Xtreamer media player? The company’s gearing up for a much larger, more versatile NAS complement that supports up to 4TB of storage across two bays, and anyone who’s purchased last year’s model by November 1st will get a chance to pre-order this one for €59 (US $84) when the listing opens on that day. It’s bring-your-own-disk drives, but otherwise you’re getting a Windows 7 / Snow Leopard-compliant server that supports RAID 0 / 1, torrent management, 802.11n (with dongle), and a surveillance webcam for remote snooping that’s due out by Christmas of this year. After November 1st the price jumps to €99, and those who don’t have the current Xtreamer will have to pick up both as a €198 set. No ship date yet, but we’re supposed to be hearing more details, including full specs, in the coming days.
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Xtreamer e-TRAYz NAS boasts up to 4TB storage, artistic license with English language originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 31 Aug 2009 02:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Amdavadis heaved a sigh of relief as moderate to heavy rains lashed Ahmedabad on Thursday and Friday, bringing with it a respite from the sweltering heat of the past few weeks. The cloudy atmosphere is expected to remain the same for…
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Pentax may not be the first name you think of when scouting a new DSLR, but it’s certainly closer to the top now than it was prior to the K-7′s release. The semi-pro cam saw positive review after positive review flow in, giving even the Nikon and Canon faithful reason to pay attention. At right under $1,300 for just the body it didn’t come cheap, though the high-def movie capture mode, ability to snap HDR shots natively and 14.6 megapixel sensor help to justify the MSRP somewhat. What we’re really after here are your thoughts; for those that bought in, have you been pleased? Is the low-light performance sufficient? Is the autofocus snappy enough for your tastes? Or more importantly, how happy are your clients with the results? Comments are all yours, so get to it!
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How would you change Pentax’s K-7 DSLR? originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 29 Aug 2009 01:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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iPhone coming to China Unicom in Q4 — it’s official The carrier will offer two different “3G iPhones” to its 141 million subscribers and it will buy the phones wholesale from Apple — no revenue sharing deal here kids. |
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Creative Zii EGG orders shipped, hands-on videos posted “The screen,” he says, compares “very favorably” with the S Series Walkman, with colors described as bright and vibrant, even if the blacks leave something to be desired. |
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PS3 Slim already sold out at many a retail store We know plenty of folks who’ve had no trouble scoring one online, but who knows how long that supply will last. |
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Clear QAM HD isn’t going anywhere! The bottom line is that local broadcast channels are available in HD to any cable subscriber with a clear QAM tuner, whether you have a set-top-box or not. |
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Vodafone kicks off 14.4Mbps HSDPA upgrade in UK Before Vodafone UK gets to HSPA+, it wants to take plain ol’ HSPA just as far as it’ll go by pushing downlink speeds all the way to 14.4Mbps. |
The Daily Roundup: here’s what you might’ve missed originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 29 Aug 2009 00:12:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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HOUSTON — Continental Airlines Inc. said Wednesday it will charge some coach passengers on international flights $50 to check a second bag, joining several other carriers in imposing the fee. Continental said the new fee would affect passengers flying between Europe and the United States, including U.S. territories such as Puerto…
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Hamid Karzai, the incumbent in Afghanistan’s presidential poll, has widened his lead with 42 per cent of the vote as partial results of last week’s election continue to trickle in. Abdullah Abdullah, his main challenger and a former foreign minister, was trailing with 33 per cent as Karzai inched closer to the 50 per cent threshold that would allow him to avoid a run-off. Coming in a distant third was Ramazan Bashar-dost with 11 per cent, while the rest of the votes were shared among the remaining candidates. Karzai had 422,137…
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