In light of the recent events in China where a 17 year-old boy reportedly sold his kidney to pay for an iPad 2, we thought it might be fun to entertain a similar proposal for an Android tablet. Let’s be clear, as much as we love tech there’s not a chance we’d condone this type of behavior. Here’s your top three reasons not to sell your kidney for an Android tablet.
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2011年6月4日星期六
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2011年6月3日星期五
Sony on Twitter saying it would embarrass the company
Sony Pictures tonight confirmed that some of its Web sites were breached yesterday.
In a joint statement, Sony Pictures Chairman and CEO Michael Lynton and Co-chairman Amy Pascal said the company has contacted the FBI in an attempt to find out who was behind the cyberattack.
Yesterday a group of hackers calling themselves Lulzsec brashly taunted Sony on Twitter saying it would "embarrass" the company by posting data stolen from the company's servers. Several hours later the group posted online 150,000 people's passwords, names, email addresses, addresses and phone numbers from SonyPictures.com and Sony BMG's Web sites in Belgium and the Netherlands. The group claims there was little complexity involved in overcoming the servers' security.
"The cybercrime wave that has affected Sony companies and a number of government agencies, businesses and individuals in recent months has hit Sony Pictures as well," the Sony statement reads.
In addition to working with federal authorities, Sony Pictures has also hired its own "experts" to conduct a forensic investigation into the breach, according to Lynton and Pascal.
"We deeply regret and apologize for any inconvenience caused to consumers by this cybercrime," they wrote.
Executives from Sony and Epsilon, speaking Thursday before a House Commerce Manufacturing and Trade subcommittee, endorsed the idea of a federal law regulating data breaches.
In an opening statement, Rep. Mary Bono Mack (R-Calif.), who chairs the subcommittee, said that while she did not entirely approve of the way the companies had handled data breaches affecting their networks, she wanted to move forward and outline the best way to protect online consumers.
Jeanette Fitzgerald, the general counsel for Epsilon, endorsed national legislation and said that the patchwork of state laws regulating data breaches made it difficult for companies to respond to attacks. Epsilon, a marketing company, was hit with a cyberattack in late March that leaked the e-mail addresses and names of millions of consumers.
A single law, she said, “would make it much easier and less costly for business to ensure any applicable notification requirements are met.”
Sony’s Tim Schaaf, president of Sony Network Entertainment International, said the company supports standard legislation that would require companies to provide timely, accurate information on breaches, provide customers with resources to combat the effects of an attack.
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Schaaf was also called upon to defend some of Sony’s practices following its network intrustion.
Bono Mack repeated her criticism of the way Sony informed its users of a breach that revealed the personal and financial information of 77 million customers — through its blog.
“Sony put the burden on consumers to search for information instead of providing it to them directly,” she said, adding that such a practice is unacceptable.
Schaaf said that the company’s blog is very popular and a useful way for the company to communicate with its customers quickly and efficiently. He added that Sony later e-mailed customers affected by the attack.
He also defended Sony’s decision to delay informing customers of the breach until the company fully understood the implications of the attack. The company’s servers were breached on April 19 and Sony first notified customers that sensitive data was taken on the 26th.
Bono Mack said she will introduce legislation that will require companies to establish and maintain security policies, give special protection to sensitive information such as credit cards and promptly notify consumers when data has been breached.
Early Look At Samsung's Series 5 Chromebook | wholesale electroncs news
Samsung unveiled its first Chromebook, the Series 5, at Google I/O this week. It looks and feels a lot like a netbook, a category in which Samsung has been a major player, but Google and Samsung are positioning Chromebooks as an entirely new category of computing device.
Following are 10 shots of the Samsung Series 5, which comes black or white and is, quite frankly, a pretty impressively designed PC. Whether or not businesses embrace the Series 5 remains to be seen, but on the surface, at least, Samsung has come to the table with a Chromebook that can at least give companies something to think about when planning their next PC refresh.
Samsung's Series 5 Chromebook is priced at $429 and includes a 12.1-inch display, solid state drive, 8-hour battery life, full-size keyboard, built-in Wi-Fi and 3G. Samsung decided to offer it in both black and white right out of the gate, perhaps aware of the feeding frenzy that has accompanied Apple's recent introduction of the white iPhone 4, which triggered a brawl in a Beijing store this week.
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Under the hood is Chrome OS, and Google is putting the Chrome brand on all Chromebooks. Will this become a counterpart to "Intel Inside"?
Samsung Series 5 Chromebook packs a lot of computing punch into a small package. It's fast, secure and stylish, and is just as suitable for home users as it is for road warriors, according to Google and Samsung.
Users won't have to deal with the tiny chiclet keyboards found in many netbooks: The Series 5 includes a full-size keyboard as well as an oversized multi-touch trackpad for easy navigation. Samsung's inaugural Chromebook is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo N570 1.66-Ghz processor.
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How to help extend your BlackBerry PlayBook tablet battery life
If you are a BlackBerry Playbook tablet user and not happy with the performance of the battery life, so here are some some tips which will help you to Extend BlackBerry Playbook Battery Life. To help extend your BlackBerry PlayBook tablet battery life, charge it regularly, close applications that you’re not using, and keep it out of the sun and other hot places.
2011年6月2日星期四
The Toshiba Satellite Pro C660-171 Laptop Reviews
With dimensions of 380.5 x 254x 28x35.6mm and a starting weight of 2.3kg, it's fair to say that the C660 is going to see limited field action and spend its days anchored to an office desk.
In terms of hardware, the Satellite Pro comes with an Intel Core i3-370M processor with a clock speed of 2.4GHz. This together with the 3GB of pre-installed RAM should mean that the device is able to deal with commonly used applications with ease.
Disappointingly though, this is not the case. At times the performance is unbelievably sluggish, even more so than the Acer Iconia Tab W500, which has inferior specifications.
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Due to the very large chassis, the display appears to be larger than its 15.6ins. The screen comes with Toshiba TruBrite HD TFT high brightness technology and has a 16:9 aspect ratio. Although it has a glossy finish, reflection from overhead lighting is not as big a problem as it can be with some other laptops.
Another plus for business users is the security offered by the Satellite Pro. Toshiba offers a slot for Kensington Cable Lock, a supervisor password and even a HDD password, so users can store confidential files safe in the knowledge that they are protected.
A mid-priced laptop that is let down by a poor keyboard and lack of connectivity. The Toshiba C660-171 fails to live up to its billing as a desktop replacement.
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Google and Yahoo have worked together to create schema.org
Schema.org will become a one-stop shop for site owners and developers, providing the tips and tools necessary to help improve how their sites appear in search results on Bing, Google and Yahoo! It will also help search engines better understand websites, and moving forward, Bing will work jointly with the larger Web community and its search partners to extend the available schema categories. Consumers will also benefit from this effort by experiencing richer search experiences and content from a much broader set of publishers.
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How to using the Kick to Pick app for your children
With a little help from their parents unborn children can now choose their own names by using the Kick to Pick app. This is how it works:
You simply create a list of your favorite baby names by selecting from thousands of potential choices, place your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad over the mother's stomach, activate the countdown switch, and watch as your baby kicks to pick its name.