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With newly added exemptions to DMCA act, Electronic Frontier Foundation has made some epic accomplishment in favor of Jailbreakers, Unlockers and Video artists. From now on, Jailbreaking is purely legal in U.S. and no jailbreaker in U.S. needs to bother about any legal ramifications if the hardware owner decides to jailbreak his mobile phone, making it to root access and willing to run unofficial third party apps on phone’s hardware.
This ruling comes as a major setback to …
Best of Web, Consumer electronics, Digg out, Utility focussed »
The world of technology is so fascinating and fast-evolving today that it is mighty hard for an “informed” guy to abstain from spending money on buying latest gizmos. Whether it’s laptops, Netbooks, smartphones or gaming consoles, affordable pricing and irresistible offerings has exploded the sales of funky gadgets that once used to get sold to elite customers only.
This ever-growing hunger of new breed of consumerist-major generation has led to fierce competition at almost every tech landscape you talk about. Every major technology company today is either …
Announcements, Digg out, Utility focussed, breaking news, social network »
There’s something terrible happening behind Facebook right now, a blunder if not worst than that. Coming straight to the point, Facebook has blocked access to all bit.ly links spread across Facebook and telling the users that link has been reported “abusive” by other Facebook users.
If you try to update your status with a bit.ly link at this very moment, Facebook won’t let you do that. It says…
“This message contains blocked content that has previously been flagged as abusive or spammy. Let us know …
Digg out, Smartphones »
Around a week back, i wrote a piece on Apple iPhone 4 and the gist of the post was that no matter how *magical* iPhone 4 is, it bears a flawed antenna design.
And now, the very trustworthy Consumer Reports has put a big stamp on the flawed iPhone 4 claim. As a result, they have removed iPhone 4 from their list of recommended phones. And that’s really a BIG deal.
After rigorous lab testing of the iPhone 4, test engineers at Consumer …
Best of Web, Digg out, Utility focussed, interviews »
Ever since i jumped into blogging bandwagon, one thing that kept me fascinated and enthusiastic about blogging was the endless possibilities it had.
If you’re a working professional and have taken up blogging as your hobby or part-time activity, you always carry a desire at the back of your mind and that is, to become a Full-time blogger, someday.
In other words, you aspire to make enough money from your creative writing skills, good enough that it would allow you to kick off you job and let …
Digg out, Smartphones, Utility focussed »
Over the past week or so, i have been hearing about iPhone 4, iPhone 4 and just iPhone 4(and i guess, i am not the only one).
Most of the elite technology bloggers are always ready with some hot-cooked story relating to iPhone 4, whether that story revolves around reviewing the iPhone 4 or detailing every single feature that’s been introduced in the new iPhone.
But for the first time, iPhone has got trapped into a serious problem, the Antenna problem. It has been so …
Digg out, Utility focussed »
Just a couple of days back, more than 126 countries celebrated Earth Hour 2010 together, by switching off lights for one hour, thereby making their stand against climate change, especially Global Warming. The event proved to be the biggest Earth Hour till date and such events are a symbol of human efforts to preserve environment and keep it green.
But another critical area where simple efforts from end consumers can make the difference and help keeping environment cleaner and greener is e-Waste Recycling.
As most …
Digg out, Utility focussed, dummies guide »
Note: The following article is a guest post authored by one of the tech folks at Storagepipe.
Over recent years, businesses have been increasingly struggling with the emerging challenges of exponential data growth.
15 years ago, managing growing email storage wasn’t such a big problem. You could simply set maximum storage limits on user accounts, and enforce deletion policies to maintain small email archives.
But then, a few things changed almost simultaneously:
Email became much more frequently used as a primary business communication channel
Thanks to faster bandwidth …
