Eftikasa Software Blog http://www.eftikasa.net/siteDownload Free Software As You CanenSat, 02 Jan 2010 00:00:00 PSThttp://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4hourly1noDownload Free Software As You Can !http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/http://creativecommons.org/images/public/somerights20.gifSome Rights ReservedEftikasahttp://feedburner.google.comNew Cars Mean New High-Tech Headaches for Mechanicshttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/UILlTjuPwvA/new-cars-mean-new-high-tech-headaches-for-mechanicsTechnology Newsarticleautomotivedata-storagedeveloperdevelopmentLinuxnewstechnologyWirelessadminSat, 02 Jan 2010 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2010/new-cars-mean-new-high-tech-headaches-for-mechanics
A sign inside the Humming Motors auto repair shop says, “We do the worrying so you don’t have to.” These days, owner David Baur spends a lot of time worrying in his full-service garage near downtown Los Angeles. As cars become vastly more complicated than models made just a few years ago, Baur is often turning down jobs and referring customers to auto dealer shops. Like many other independent mechanics, he does not have the thousands of dollars to purchase the online manuals and specialized tools needed to fix the computer-controlled machines.

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]]>A sign inside the Humming Motors auto repair shop says, "We do the worrying so you don't have to." These days, owner David Baur spends a lot of time worrying in his full-service garage near downtown Los Angeles.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2010/new-cars-mean-new-high-tech-headaches-for-mechanics/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2010/new-cars-mean-new-high-tech-headaches-for-mechanicsBeyond the Nexus: Does Google Have More Android Goodies Tucked Away?http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/XWjTeAO10wU/beyond-the-nexus-does-google-have-more-android-goodies-tucked-awayTechnology NewsapplearticleclassifiedsLinuxmobile-techsearchsearch-archivestechnologyadminWed, 30 Dec 2009 03:07:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/beyond-the-nexus-does-google-have-more-android-goodies-tucked-away
Google will be introducing its Nexus One smartphone device next Tuesday, it appears certain. Not that Google has said as much: All the the company has announced is that it will hold an “Android related” press conference on Jan. 5, a day identified in prior rumor accounts as the Google phone’s launch date. The expectation of a Nexus One announcement has been bolstered by screenshots containing pricing information and other details published by the tech blog Gizmodo.

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]]>Google will be introducing its Nexus One smartphone device next Tuesday, it appears certain. Not that Google has said as much: All the the company has announced is that it will hold an "Android related" press conference on Jan.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/beyond-the-nexus-does-google-have-more-android-goodies-tucked-away/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/beyond-the-nexus-does-google-have-more-android-goodies-tucked-awayNew Year, New Adventures in Software Application Developmenthttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/AwH6_hCKcbc/new-year-new-adventures-in-software-application-developmentTechnology Newsclassifiedsclouddata-storagedatabasesEnterpriseLinuxmanagementnewsprint-versionsecuritytoolstools & processesWirelessadminWed, 30 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/new-year-new-adventures-in-software-application-development
In 2010, application developers will continue to be asked to do more with less. During the global financial meltdown of the past year, the amount of work didn’t change while resources were dramatically pared back. The result was that new projects suffered. Talking with application development leaders today, there is more optimism. While new projects are moving ahead, the lessons of 2009 have not been forgotten. The focus on getting more done with less and the demand for fast ROIs remains.

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]]>In 2010, application developers will continue to be asked to do more with less. During the global financial meltdown of the past year, the amount of work didn't change while resources were dramatically pared back.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/new-year-new-adventures-in-software-application-development/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/new-year-new-adventures-in-software-application-developmentParAccel’s Bid to Build a Better Data Cruncherhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/htnpM085icU/paraccels-bid-to-build-a-better-data-cruncherBrowsersProgramsTechnology Newsactivate-alertDatadata-managementdata-warehousingdatabaseInternetLinuxnewsoraclesearchtechnologyadminWed, 30 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/paraccels-bid-to-build-a-better-data-cruncher
Data mining is becoming a crowded field filled with software providers using similar strategies. Their basic goal is always the same. The analytics platforms are designed to slice and dice data to make sales trends and buying opportunities more evident. The firms that can deliver this product more accurately and more rapidly grow their reputations and entice new customers from lesser-producing competitors. Even when relative newcomers such as ParAccel introduce innovations, what they provide to their customers is essentially a better, faster way to dissect digital data.

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]]>Data mining is becoming a crowded field filled with software providers using similar strategies. Their basic goal is always the same.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/paraccels-bid-to-build-a-better-data-cruncher/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/paraccels-bid-to-build-a-better-data-cruncherHackers Jimmy GSM Cellphone Encryptionhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/LeUyKOPgf9M/hackers-jimmy-gsm-cellphone-encryptionBrowsersCommunicationsTechnology NewsclassifiedsGSMlatestmobileNVidiasearchsecurityadminTue, 29 Dec 2009 07:29:05 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/hackers-jimmy-gsm-cellphone-encryption
Hackers have once again demonstrated that the GSM standard, the most widely used mobile phone standard in the world, can be hacked. The GSM Association has acknowledged the technology’s flaw, but it said the weakness is not a serious threat and that hackers have not been able to create a practical attack capability that can be used on live, commercial GSM networks. However, the danger of this latest hack is that it was done with relatively inexpensive equipment, including a PlayStation 3 and open source software.

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]]>Hackers have once again demonstrated that the GSM standard, the most widely used mobile phone standard in the world, can be hacked.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/hackers-jimmy-gsm-cellphone-encryption/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/hackers-jimmy-gsm-cellphone-encryptionTerrorist Attempt May Strip Fliers of More Privacyhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/x5Dr0AZg8_g/terrorist-attempt-may-strip-fliers-of-more-privacyGamesTechnology NewsarticlechristmasclassifiedsDesktopInternetLinuxnetworknorthwest-airlines-corpprint-versionsearchsearch-archivessecuritytechnologyadminTue, 29 Dec 2009 06:52:24 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/terrorist-attempt-may-strip-fliers-of-more-privacy
Back in early October — nearly three months before Umar Abdulmutallab tried to blow up a jetliner bound for Detroit — the Transportation Safety Administration’s blog cheerily announced it had received $355 million of Recovery Act money for “a lot of really nifty improvements to aviation security.” Included in that amount: $25 million to pay for 150 backscatter advanced imaging units which allow screeners to detect threats under people’s clothes.

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]]>Back in early October -- nearly three months before Umar Abdulmutallab tried to blow up a jetliner bound for Detroit -- the Transportation Safety Administration's blog cheerily announced it had received $355 million of Recovery Act money for "a lot of really nifty improvements to aviation security." Included in that amount: $25 million to pay for 150 backscatter advanced imaging units which allow screeners to detect threats under people's clothes.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/terrorist-attempt-may-strip-fliers-of-more-privacy/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/terrorist-attempt-may-strip-fliers-of-more-privacyThe Imminent Netbook Explosionhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/GrCB1kfvE9A/the-imminent-netbook-explosionBrowsersCommunicationsTechnology NewsVideosmicrosoftnetbooknewspersonal-computerstechnologyWindowsadminTue, 29 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/the-imminent-netbook-explosion
As netbook sales continue to grow, hardware and software vendors are battling to exploit this relatively new market. Intel released a beta software development kit in early December for developers who create applications for netbooks based on its Atom chip. These apps will run in the Microsoft Windows and Moblin operating systems. Meanwhile, Google has promised a new netbook operating system in time for holiday sales next year, while computer vendors such as Asus, Dell and Lenovo are jostling to get their slice of the networking pie.

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]]>As netbook sales continue to grow, hardware and software vendors are battling to exploit this relatively new market.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/the-imminent-netbook-explosion/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/the-imminent-netbook-explosionChina’s Latest Knockoff: Ubuntu in XP Clothinghttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/TAAvTixaDKE/chinas-latest-knockoff-ubuntu-in-xp-clothingBrowsersTechnology NewsChinafuture techInternetLinuxmanagementmicrosoftmobile-technetworksciencesecuritytechnologyadminMon, 28 Dec 2009 23:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/chinas-latest-knockoff-ubuntu-in-xp-clothing
Chinese-language consumers unwilling or unable to pay the cost of a legitimate copy of Microsoft’s Windows XP now have a new alternative: a clone of the operating system that’s based on Ubuntu. Dubbed “Ylmf OS,” the software is available from Rain Forest Wind Guangdong Computer Technology as a free download on a dedicated Web site. The system is based on Ubuntu 9.10 and integrates Wine, according to the page. Also included are OpenOffice 3.1, CompizConfig Effects Settings Manager, Firefox and Pidgin for instant messaging.

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]]>Chinese-language consumers unwilling or unable to pay the cost of a legitimate copy of Microsoft's Windows XP now have a new alternative: a clone of the operating system that's based on Ubuntu. Dubbed "Ylmf OS," the software is available from Rain Forest Wind Guangdong Computer Technology as a free download on a dedicated Web site. The system is based on Ubuntu 9.10 and integrates Wine, according to the page.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/chinas-latest-knockoff-ubuntu-in-xp-clothing/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/chinas-latest-knockoff-ubuntu-in-xp-clothingHas the ‘iSlate’ Finally Moved Off the Drawing Board?http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/6M_6tkZbK8E/has-the-islate-finally-moved-off-the-drawing-boardTechnology NewsclassifiedscomputersDesktopdevicedrawingiPhoneLinuxnetworkparks-associatessearch-archivestechnologyadminMon, 28 Dec 2009 07:18:15 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/has-the-islate-finally-moved-off-the-drawing-board
Apple could be gearing up to release a new tablet device known as the “iSlate” as early as next month, according to the latest batch of rumors circulating in the tech press. It turns out Apple owns the domain islate.com, MacRumors reported last week, citing a historic record that briefly exposed the Cupertino company as the registrant for the site. The company has also placed an order for 10-inch touch panels with Foxconn subsidiary >Innolux after delaying the tablet’s launch in order to find stronger glass, according to Taiwanese rumor site DigiTimes.

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]]>Apple could be gearing up to release a new tablet device known as the "iSlate" as early as next month, according to the latest batch of rumors circulating in the tech press. It turns out Apple owns the domain islate.com, MacRumors reported last week, citing a historic record that briefly exposed the Cupertino company as the registrant for the sitehttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/has-the-islate-finally-moved-off-the-drawing-board/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/has-the-islate-finally-moved-off-the-drawing-boardLeaked Specs Describe Lustrous Google Chrome Netbookhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/VzTNHUHX4e4/leaked-specs-describe-lustrous-google-chrome-netbookBrowsersTechnology Newsactivate-alertarmBluetoothchromeInternetLinuxnewsNVidiapersonalpersonal-computerssearchsearch-archivestechnologytegraadminMon, 28 Dec 2009 07:06:14 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/leaked-specs-describe-lustrous-google-chrome-netbook
When Google opened up the source code for its Chrome operating system last month, third-party hardware manufacturers lined up plans to build Chrome-based netbooks, with availability expected in late 2010. Could Google also be cooking up plans to sell its own, Google-branded Chrome netbook at around the same time? The blogosphere’s rumor mill is humming with purported hardware details of such a Google netbook, which were first listed by IBTimes. Google remains elusive on the issue.

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]]>When Google opened up the source code for its Chrome operating system last month, third-party hardware manufacturers lined up plans to build Chrome-based netbooks, with availability expected in late 2010. Could Google also be cooking up plans to sell its own, Google-branded Chrome netbook at around the same time? The blogosphere's rumor mill is humming with purported hardware details of such a Google netbook, which were first listed by IBTimes.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/leaked-specs-describe-lustrous-google-chrome-netbook/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/leaked-specs-describe-lustrous-google-chrome-netbook5 Tips for Managing IT and Physical Accesshttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/UxkK52sogeE/5-tips-for-managing-it-and-physical-accessTechnology NewsclassifiedsDesktopemploymentmanagementmobilenewsopen-sourcespacetechnologyuser-accessadminMon, 28 Dec 2009 01:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/5-tips-for-managing-it-and-physical-access
Entering a physical facility should be just as secure as logging onto a PC. Security professionals often find themselves hard-pressed to secure both physical and logical assets. So why are so many organizations behind the curve when it comes to managing physical and logical access? There are dozens of excuses: “It’s too expensive.” “Securing electronic data is a greater concern.” “We wouldn’t even know where to start.” However, the reality is that a unified approach to physical and logical access actually saves money — not to mention time.

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]]>Entering a physical facility should be just as secure as logging onto a PC. Security professionals often find themselves hard-pressed to secure both physical and logical assets. So why are so many organizations behind the curve when it comes to managing physical and logical access?http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/5-tips-for-managing-it-and-physical-access/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/5-tips-for-managing-it-and-physical-accessPageZephyr Sees What Spotlight Can’thttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/oCHuEgRGgXY/pagezephyr-sees-what-spotlight-cantProgramsTechnology NewsVideosactivate-alertclassifiedsLinuxmac appsmacnewsworldmanagementmicrosoftsearchsearch-archivessearch-enginetechnologyadminMon, 28 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/pagezephyr-sees-what-spotlight-cant
General purpose search applications like Spotlight do an excellent job of giving byte-slingers swift access to the content in a panoply of common file types. When it comes to proprietary formats like those created by Quark Express and Adobe InDesign, those file ferrets can be blind as olms. That poses a big problem for publishers of every stripe who have countless documents in those formats and need to find something in them. Now, though, there’s a solution to that problem. It’s called “PageZephyr.”

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]]>General purpose search applications like Spotlight do an excellent job of giving byte-slingers swift access to the content in a panoply of common file types. When it comes to proprietary formats like those created by Quark Express and Adobe InDesign, those file ferrets can be blind as olms.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/pagezephyr-sees-what-spotlight-cant/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/pagezephyr-sees-what-spotlight-cantAuld Lang Syne on the Linux Blogshttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/MmVeBzEgLC8/auld-lang-syne-on-the-linux-blogsBrowsersDriversTechnology NewsarticleDesktopfacebookLinuxnewssearch-archivestechnologyWindowsadminMon, 28 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/auld-lang-syne-on-the-linux-blogs
With just a few days left to 2009, the mood on the Linux blogs has been uncharacteristically quiet and contemplative. Mostly gone are the fire and vitriol so often seen in the community’s many contentious debates, replaced instead by discussions of a kinder, gentler nature. To wit: Linux Today’s Carla Schroder recently penned an Editor’s Note entitled, “Hug Your Favorite FOSS Contributors Today (On the Internet, no one can see you nod.)”

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]]>With just a few days left to 2009, the mood on the Linux blogs has been uncharacteristically quiet and contemplative. Mostly gone are the fire and vitriol so often seen in the community's many contentious debates, replaced instead by discussions of a kinder, gentler nature.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/auld-lang-syne-on-the-linux-blogs/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/auld-lang-syne-on-the-linux-blogsBest Things From the Dismal Aught Decadehttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/Vm3ktl61ZzM/best-things-from-the-dismal-aught-decadeGamesTechnology NewsiPodkindlemicrosoftsearchsecuritytech buzzadminMon, 28 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/best-things-from-the-dismal-aught-decade
From a technology perspective, this decade — with Apple and Google being exceptions — sucked. There were some interesting things that happened that set us up for the teen decade, though, and that fuel anticipation for the 20s, which a hundred years ago, was actually a decade of wonder and excitement — and had a better name. Rather than focusing on the negatives, this week I’ll look back on the Aught Decade and some of its memorable products and initiatives.

I’ll close with my product of the week, the first smart-tablet that may define a product class that could dominate the next decade.

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]]>From a technology perspective, this decade -- with Apple and Google being exceptions -- sucked. There were some interesting things that happened that set us up for the teen decade, though, and that fuel anticipation for the 20s, which a hundred years ago, was actually a decade of wonder and excitement -- and had a better namehttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/best-things-from-the-dismal-aught-decade/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/best-things-from-the-dismal-aught-decadeWhat Technology Will Bring to the Next Decadehttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/GJOVcH_G8go/what-technology-will-bring-to-the-next-decadeBrowsersProgramsTechnology Newsapplefacebookfuture techInternetmicrosoftnetflixnetworksecuritytechnologyadminSun, 27 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/what-technology-will-bring-to-the-next-decade
Ten years ago, we would have been blown away by a cellphone with far more computing power and memory than the average PC had in 1999, along with a built-in camera and programs to manage every aspect of our lives. Ten years from now, the iPhone and its ilk will be antiques. Over the next decade, the evolution of computing and the Internet will produce faster, increasingly intelligent devices. More of our possessions will contain sensors and computers that log our activities, building digital dossiers that augment our memories and tame information overload.

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]]>Ten years ago, we would have been blown away by a cellphone with far more computing power and memory than the average PC had in 1999, along with a built-in camera and programs to manage every aspect of our lives. Ten years from now, the iPhone and its ilk will be antiques.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/what-technology-will-bring-to-the-next-decade/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/what-technology-will-bring-to-the-next-decadeMaking the Web Wider With an Eye on Accessibilityhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/5knYUQ1AYAw/making-the-web-wider-with-an-eye-on-accessibilityBrowsersGamesTechnology NewsVideosactivate-alertappleclassifiedsintelInternetprint-versionsciencesearch-archivessecurityadminSat, 26 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/making-the-web-wider-with-an-eye-on-accessibility
Imagine not being able to use a mouse to open a Web browser or a keyboard to type an e-mail. What if you couldn’t distinguish colors on a computer screen or type the distorted letters in order to buy concert tickets or enroll in a class? Despite technological advances aimed at making the Internet easy to use, the World Wide Web is not wide open for many people. However, as the number of people with disabilities grows and more of everything is done online, companies are finding it makes good business sense to make their sites more accessible.

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]]>Imagine not being able to use a mouse to open a Web browser or a keyboard to type an e-mail.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/making-the-web-wider-with-an-eye-on-accessibility/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/making-the-web-wider-with-an-eye-on-accessibilitySoftware Appliances: Lean, Mean Deployment Machineshttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/XOXb9UMuUvI/software-appliances-lean-mean-deployment-machinesTechnology Newsactivate-alertarticlebusinessclassifiedscustomerDVDimageInternetLinuxnetworknovellsearchsearch-archivesadminWed, 23 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/software-appliances-lean-mean-deployment-machines
Today’s enterprises are clamoring for software applications that run in a wide variety of environments — everything from physical to virtual to cloud. If you are a software vendor, how do you make it easy to give them what they want? You could hand customers your software on a CD and let them figure it out. However, in this environment, independent software vendors that find ways to help their customers get where they need to go earn big dividends in terms of market adoption and revenue.

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]]>Today's enterprises are clamoring for software applications that run in a wide variety of environments -- everything from physical to virtual to cloud. If you are a software vendor, how do you make it easy to give them what they want? You could hand customers your software on a CD and let them figure it out.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/software-appliances-lean-mean-deployment-machines/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/software-appliances-lean-mean-deployment-machinesWeb-Based Worms: How XSS Is Paving the Way for Future Malwarehttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/KKMQ4I0fmxA/web-based-worms-how-xss-is-paving-the-way-for-future-malwareBrowsersTechnology NewsInternetmaliciousmicrosoftsciencesearchtechnologytimetwittervictimweb-basedxssadminWed, 23 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/web-based-worms-how-xss-is-paving-the-way-for-future-malware
I first became aware of cross-site scripting (XSS) nearly a decade ago. At the time, despite being an all too prevalent bug in Web applications, the risk posed by the flaw was of limited value. It was the go-to vulnerability for any pen tester that was having trouble digging up a meaningful vulnerability to add to his audit report. That has all changed now. Today, XSS represents a meaningful threat — a threat that is not only leveraged by attackers to harvest authentication credentials, but also is enabling a new generation of malware in the form of Web-based worms.

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]]>I first became aware of cross-site scripting (XSS) nearly a decade ago.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/web-based-worms-how-xss-is-paving-the-way-for-future-malware/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/web-based-worms-how-xss-is-paving-the-way-for-future-malwareAutomobiles, Digital Technology and Safety: It’s Complicatedhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/TGWEI_B4bJY/automobiles-digital-technology-and-safety-its-complicatedBrowsersCommunicationsDriversGamesTechnology NewsclassifiedsDataDigitalfacebookfuture techhandheld devicesmobile-technewsprint-versionsafetytechnologyadminTue, 22 Dec 2009 04:10:12 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/automobiles-digital-technology-and-safety-its-complicated
A new study from the University of Utah provides more fuel for the conviction that sending and receiving text messages while driving affects concentration and reaction times. However, more potential digital distractions lie down the road — as shown by another Monday announcement: Ford Motor said its second-generation Sync service will turn cars into rolling WiFi hotspots in 2010. Granted, the next-level Sync entertainment and connectivity qualities are designed for everybody in a car except the driver.

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]]>A new study from the University of Utah provides more fuel for the conviction that sending and receiving text messages while driving affects concentration and reaction times.http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/automobiles-digital-technology-and-safety-its-complicated/feed0http://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/automobiles-digital-technology-and-safety-its-complicatedMoto XT701 – aka ‘Sholes’ – Surfaces in Chinahttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Eftikasa/~3/Z1GB9j-QQPM/moto-xt701-aka-sholes-surfaces-in-chinaBrowsersTechnology NewsBluetoothChinaLinuxmanagementmobilenetworksciencesearch-archivesadminTue, 22 Dec 2009 00:00:00 PSThttp://www.eftikasa.net/site/2009/moto-xt701-aka-sholes-surfaces-in-china
Motorola appears to be gearing up to release its Android-powered Sholes handset in China, kicking into high gear the many rumors that have been circulating in the U.S. about the device. Dubbed the “Moto XT701,” Sholes appeared alongside the previously announced Motorola MT710 on the company’s Chinese Web site late last week. The site was later unavailable, but a cached page displaying the unit and full specs was accessible via Google.

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