Nokia has issued a statement confirming that the security of its developer forum website was compromised by an attacker who successfully obtained a database table with user account information. Nokia has taken down its developer community site while it…
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Nokia developer forum hacked and defaced in antisec attack
Posted by admin on August 29, 2011
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Big Android BBQ Getting Closer – Get Ready!
Posted by admin on August 29, 2011
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It looks like the grills are being cleaned, charcoal is being purchased, and tons of meat (and tofu) is getting seasoned for the upcoming Big Android BBQ. This event will take place in October as you all know, but the main reason for us to be posting about this (aside from the fact that we will be there) is the fact that the Saturday sessions have officially been posted in the event’s website. These sessions will come both from the hosting sites as well as the sponsors and will include talks about Android development for all levels. So, if you were waiting for some expert advise on how to get started on rom cooking or even coding your next great app, this is your time for your questions to be heard (and answered) live by the experts themselves.
Some of the events will include:
- Sphero will be there, and people can play with their balls! Â (you can reword that as you like)
- Fossil will be bringing their “Meta-Watch”, and talking about how people can dev for it.
- HTC and Moto-Mobile will be both be doing “Dev 101″ sessions, to help people get started as developers.
- XDA will be hosting sessions on beginning and advanced android development.
Other big players like some people from CM will be there as well. So, if you don’t have your tickets yet and are planning to attend, make sure that you get your ducks in a row as seats will go quick.
If you would like to find more information about the remaining presentations as well as other bits of information such as hotels, ways to get there, etc, make sure that you visit the official website.
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Thanks Stericson for the heads up!
The iPad takes on manufacturing
Posted by admin on August 29, 2011
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More DirecTV Nomad info uncovered, but details are still fuzzy
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Even though DirecTV’s website is ready to start doling out the information on its elusive Nomad TV box, a post on Gizmo Lovers digs through the available information to show just how much there is to know, and how much is still unknown. Between on a…
When Does The Private Cloud Make Sense?
Posted by admin on August 29, 2011
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I’m spending most of this week at Microsoft’s Tech Ed 2011 conference, dosing up on all sorts of information on Windows, Azure, Windows Phone 7 and other Redmond tech. One of the overriding themes at this year’s event is …
Five Helpful Ways Airlines Are Using iPads On Board
Posted by admin on August 29, 2011
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On-board flight announcements these days invariably mention that you’re allowed to store your iPad in the seat pocket, but it’s not just the passengers who are going tablet-crazy. Here are five examples of how iPads are being …
The best ways to track Irene using your computer and phone
Posted by admin on August 26, 2011
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Live on the East Coast? Well, just because there’s a storm a-comin’, that doesn’t mean you have to wait for it blindly. Here are some ways to keep tabs on Irene.
On The Web
New York Times Hurricane Tracker — The cleanest and easi…
Email scam targets MobileMe users with iCloud upgrade bait
Posted by admin on August 26, 2011
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By Daniel Eran Dilger
Published: 04:09 PM EST (01:09 PM PST)
Scammers are trying to trick Apple’s existing MobileMe subscribers into providing credit card information, purportedly to migrate to the new iCloud s…
Hurt by The Hurt Locker: why IP addresses aren’t enough to find file-swappers
Posted by admin on August 26, 2011
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IP addresses have real uses when it comes to identifying Internet activity, but they work best when paired with targeted investigation rather than as “spray-and-pray” shotgun-style federal litigation. Case in point: The Hurt Locker lawsuit,…
