Generatus: Your social status generator

As we move ahead into the future, humans become robots and robots become humans. It’s not a sci-fi book, it’s not a movie, it’s a simple real life fact. We are starting to need scripts or applications that lets our brain sleep, more and more. Generatus is such an application, aimed mostly for the ‘closed-minded’ or for the people with little to no imagination. Of course, some say its for the busy people, well.. Read more

Seagate will develop hybrid line of solid-state drives

We’ve just heard that Seagate is investing more than $100 million into developing a new type of solid-state drives (SSDs). What’s up with that?

CEO Bill Watkins stated that the company is trying to resolve certain issues with the current technology, including SSDs’ higher cost of production and a solution would be to create a new Read more

Vodafone: Stick Pro USB mobile broadband

Vodafone has just announced a new USB Stick Pro with access to the HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) 7.2Mbps network and they say it is the most reliable and fastest mobile broadband network in the UK.

If we are to believe the rumors, then the average download speeds are somewhere between 1-5Mbps, with maximum upload speeds Read more

Ubuntu 8.1: hot and ready for download !

Linux fans is time to party because Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex is now available for download.

You can expect:
Productivity tools: Ubuntu supports all of your favorite web-based mail programs like Yahoo(TM) or Gmail (TM). But for the office, Evolution provides all the calendering, contacts and full function office email you need. Pidgin IM also puts you in instant touch with colleagues and integrates with your Read more

iPhone 3G unlock soon

Rejoice Apple iPhone fanboys !!

iPhone Dev Team are getting closer and closer to a 3G break-in as recently they have been able to break in the baseband processor. This is the news many of you were waiting for because they now have access to the core of the system, which gives Read more

Computer Crime is rising !!

This may sound like something depicted from a Batman movie, but it is the reality. In this case Batman is The FBI’s cyber division. This division stated that Computer spying and theft of personal information have risen notably in the past year, Read more

Yahoo! India and terrorists, share the same employees

According to “The Guardian“, a programmer working at Yahoo! India seems to be the officer of the most-wanted Islamic terrorist organization, Islamic Mujahideen. This terrorist group is responsible for several bomb attack in 3 Indian cities this summer, which killed more than 120 people.

The 31 years old computer programmer, Mohammed Mansoor Asghar Peerbhoy, is the head of one of the “media terror cells” belonging to the terrorist organization, cell that seems to only tech-savyy educated people, who belong to reputable Indian families. (who figured?). Read more

iPhone: the second best selling US mobile handset

If you’re interested in market analysis you might want to know that iPhone is now the second best- selling Us mobile handset.
According to a study made by NPD the touch-screen handset now trails only Motorola’s RAZR V3 on the US sales charts, Read more

A Facebook obituary: Footnote

Some time ago, social networks were a “future thing”, but now, everyone of us has at least one account to one of those popular networks such as Facebook. While Footnote is not a new website, they stepped up into the social networking with a rather “not-ordinary” idea. Footnote wants to be an advanced obituary, allowing users to set-up memorials of the lost family or friends and..more! Read more

P4P taking over P2P…with a cost?

P4P was born basically from the need to reduce ISPs bandwidth, by connecting to local peers as much as possible. But will P4P take over P2P? Looking around, there seems to be a buzz about this, a quiet war-starting buzz. While P4P powered file-sharing clients will consume less bandwidth and download files much more faster, ISPs need to collaborate with file-sharing client developers to enable P4P. Read more