T-Mobile could get HTC One X+ this September

T-Mobile customers may lack 4G LTE, but if the latest rumors are right, it'll be the first U.S. carrier to offer its customers a quad-core smartphone. Related storiesHTC One X reviewHTC One S reviewHTC One V reviewThe HTC One X+, suggests TMoNews, will carry Nvidia's Tegra 3 quad-core processor, the same chipset used in international versions of the HTC One.The U.S. versions...

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Researcher uses NFC to attack Android, Nokia smartphones

LAS VEGAS -- Security specialist Charlie Miller demonstrated at the Black Hat security conference today a way to hijack an Android smartphone via the Near Field Communication (NFC) technology that's turned on by default on the device, and said he's found problems with NFC implementations on Nokia as well. NFC tags have built-in antennas and are found in stickers and smart...

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Hacking, the card game, debuts at Black Hat

LAS VEGAS -- There's much more to hacking than just the Hollywood portrayal of a speed typing contest, say the computer security professionals who've developed a new hacking-themed card game called Control-Alt-Hack at Black Hat 2012. Control-Alt-Hack is based on Steve Jackson Games' Ninja Burger, but from the characters to the mission cards to entropy cards, the demystification...

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Sources: HTC did not meet financial obligations to Beats

HTC's abrupt change in course on Beats Electronics is more about HTC's internal troubles than anything involving the audio company, sources close to the negotiations told CNET. Last August, Beats, a maker of popular headphones that was co-founded by rapper Dr. Dre and music impresario Jimmy Iovine, sold 50.1 percent of the company to the Taiwanese manufacturer of smartphones...

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App Store hacker says the 'game is over'

The creator of an exploit that let users purchase digital goods inside of iOS apps without actually paying for them said today that Apple's fix puts the hack out of business. "Currently we have no way to bypass [the] updated APIs," creator Alexei Borodin wrote in a post on his development blog. "It's a good news for everyone, we have updated security in iOS, developers have...

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Google+ trends: 'The Dark Knight Rises' reviews, Nexus 7

Google+ers in the US are returning home from midnight showings of The Dark Knight Rises and posting their micro-reviews of the film on the social networking site.They say, “Just saw The Dark Knight Rises. Truly an awesome film...though not as awesome as The Dark Knight. Overall, I'd give it a 9 out of 10. Still freakin' amazing! I already want to see it again,” “Just saw...

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No room for error in Facebook's debut quarter

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc faces immense pressure to beat Wall Street's financial targets when its delivers its inaugural quarterly earnings report next week, hoping to wash away the bad taste left with investors from a soured IPO. The No. 1 social networking company's second-quarter report on July 26 will be scrutinized by investors looking for clues on the...

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Windows 8 on your computer soon

   If you are from, who had the opportunity to experience Windows 8 on your computer, or just you who follow the developments in the Windows system 8, nor dared to experience only when it is the final version stable, then know that he is no longer in front of you much time for waiting, it was announced that the finance director for Microsoft since the days of date...

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Facebook examine your conversations were aimed at the prison

Be careful what you type in the chat window on the social networking site "Vsepok" you are an observer, and all what you write will be reviewed to keep track of any use contrary to law. Not the source of this talk, as we used to specialize in the protection nothing to do with the site, but here comes the statement " Joe Sullivan"Active social protection chief. b ut...

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The discovery of a loophole enabling purchase of content for free from apple store apps

It is possible to store applications  Apple and buy applications and content for free is easy after the Russian developer discovered a way to circumvent the payment mechanism within the application "any AWS" for users on devices able  Alngrh by the developer easy to implement and does not require any technical experience and can be applied to all devices that work...

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Lit Motors thinks we're just driving around in too much car.

So Lit Motors is developing what looks a lot like a motorcycle, but with several traits from a car: You don't have to balance and you don't get wet. They call this model the C-1 and the full-size running prototype is, admittedly, in a very basic state. But here we see the sort of thinking that is perhaps just this side of too radical, while performing drastic surgery...

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Apple bows out of program for environment-minded products

Apple has decided to stop participating in a major program devoted to the production of environmentally friendly products, reportedly saying that its design direction is no longer in line with the program's requirements. Late last month, Apple told the nonprofit EPEAT group that the company would no longer submit its products for green certification from EPEAT and that...

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Two-armed robot takes on risky lab work

We've seen robot pharmacists before. Here's a robot lab technician whose speed might make "CSI" plots a little more believable. Developed by automation giant Yaskawa and Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), co-creator of the HRP series of humanoid robots, Mahoro is a two-armed droid that looks like a modified Yaskawa Motoman assembly...

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Galaxy Nexus reappears in Google Play store

The harried Galaxy Nexus smartphone is again available for purchase in the Google Play store. iPhone, left, Google phone, right. On June 29, a judge in a lower court granted Apple's request for a pretrial injunction against U.S. sales of the Samsung-made, Android-running smartphone while the court determines whether the device infringes the patents Apple claims it does....

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More than 300,000 device threatened to prevention of access to the Internet the next day Monday

In the news recently published by the professionals of protection for the emergence of Trojan on the Internet and named "Baldi S. The Sound System" and which has infected more than 4 million computers around the world Trojan, which works to change the value of the domain name in the computer and thus exposure of thousands of computers around the world to the loss of internet...

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Severe shortage in the number of fan pages on Facebook most of

Perhaps most managers Facebook pages have noticed after midnight yesterday a rapid fall in the number of fans on Facebook at page time and reduce the company did not authorize any details on this topic. Is it a technical problem experienced by social network or is a new step within the policy of Facebook And may spread some rumors about the management of Facebook accounts...

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Chinese hackers overthrow the leadership system of the Indian Navy

Hackers from China has hacked the Indian Navy leadership. Through the employment of my virus was able to collect all the IP addresses of sensitive Indian Navy command center. And sent to China  The virus after injection of the same computer create files hidden in the system as a first step before the second step in gathering information about files and documents on the...

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RiskRanker a new technique for the detection of malware

Explore the Center for Research on NQ security smart phones in collaboration with the University of North Carolina, a new technique for the detection of security threats in smart phonesAt present the malware to damage the devices immediately download able, and can not be detected only after speaking to major damage, while the protection programs for mobile smart ineffective...

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Laptop stolen displays 30 thousand infected with cancer risk

Cause a laptop stolen from a staff in a hospital in Houston, Texas of cancer in the exposed 30 thousand infected with cancer at risk of identity theft Where the Centre issued a MD of cancer at the University of Texas issued a statement yesterday shows that he was stolen laptop is encrypted from the home of a medical center and that the doctor gave a tip to the police about...

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