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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Microsoft web browser faces security risk


Software giant Microsoft has issued a "critical" alert for millions of people using its web browser Internet Explorer, saying a newly-discovered flaw in the Windows operating system can be exploited by hackers to steal personal details.

The glitch is so severe that it potentially affects every user of Internet Explorer. The company said that hackers can take advantage of the flaw in taking over personal computers of more than 900 million using the web browser.

However, other browsers such as Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari are unaffected by the threat because, unlike Internet Explorer, they don't support M HTML files, where the problem lies, the Daily Mail reported.

Microsoft said that the bug is inside Windows, presumably because they don't want users to migrate to other browsers.

This means it affects all versions of the operating system currently supported including Windows XP (SP3), Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 (R2).

The company has so far been unable to remove the bug itself and has issued a "fix it" security patch to block any attempts to use it.

All Windows users, particularly those who use Internet Explorer, are being urged to download the patch as the company's security team work on a way to permanently fix the problem.

Samsung offers full refund for Intel chip


Samsung Electronics , the world's largest maker of memory chips, said Tuesday it would fully refund customers who had bought its personal computers built with a flawed chipset from Intel Corp.

US giant Intel said recently it had discovered a design problem in the new chipset that is expected to cost it $1 billion in repairs and lost revenue while also delaying the release of computers using its new microprocessors.

"There are six PC line-ups released in Korea and one in the US, and we plan to fully refund or exchange the product in question," Samsung spokesman James Chung said.

Intel recently released its second-generation Core processors, code-named Sandy Bridge, that combine graphics and computing on a single piece of silicon.

But it said Monday that the chipset connecting the Sandy Bridge processors to other parts of the PC system had a problem that could potentially cause hard-disk or DVD drives to malfunction.

Samsung, however, said there would be no financial impact on its business as total payment will be funded by Intel.
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AMD launches new generation 'Fusion' computer processor


Global chip-maker AMD today announced the launch of a new chipset that offers higher computing speed and better graphics quality than its predecessors.

The new 'Fusion' processors incorporate a graphics card (GPU) and microprocessor (CPU) on a single chip, allowing computer-makers to develop new form factors for devices.

"AMD Fusion will eliminate the need for consumers to choose between power and performance... This will also allow our partners to offer exciting new form factors on a robust computing platform," AMD India Managing Director and Regional VP (Sales and Marketing) Ravi Swaminathan said.

Over 11 systems based on the new AMD Fusion chipset will be launched in India in the first half of 2011 by manufacturers like Sony, HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, MSI and Toshiba.

However, no pricing details were available. "Through Fusion, AMD is targeting the 'sweet spot' for accelerated high-definition experiences across notebooks, desktops and HD netbooks," AMD Corporate Vice-President, Fusion Experience Programme, Manju Hegde said.

Facebook Launching Third Party Commenting Platform


Popular social networking medium -Facebook is soon launching a third-party commenting system, that will power the comments on large online publications.

This new technology could see Facebook as the engine behind the comments system on many high-profile blogs and other digital publications.

The company is actively seeking major media companies and blogs to partner with it for its launch, part of a bigger media industry move spearheading in part by the recent hires of Nick Grudin and Andy Mitchell , media business development executives with respective track records at Newsweek and The Daily Beast.

With this update Users can use the platform by logging in through Facebook or Twitter . Comments are threaded, and can be voted up ("Liked") and Comments can be synced across a publisher's site and Facebook Page, meaning that a comment made on a publisher's site will show up on its Facebook Page, and vice versa.

"Based on feedback from developers about ways to improve our existing comments plugin, we're testing an updated plugin that leverages authenticity and social relevancy to increase distribution. We're testing the plugin on our Facebook Blog and Developer Blog but have no further details to share at this time," a facebook spokesperson wrote.

Facebook shopping discount service reaches Europe


Facebook expanded its shopping discount service to five European countries and Canada on Monday, part of its push to help brands communicate with its users.

Facebook Deals, which has already started in the United States, offers Facebook users deals in retail outlets and posts a notice on their Facebook wall when they claim a deal, publicising the deal to the users' friends.

"That amplification means exponential connection to consumers," Joanna Shields, head of Facebook's operations in Europe , told a news conference in London.

Initial UK partners include Starbucks , which will offer a free coffee to the first 30,000 customers checking in using Facebook Places on Monday, and food chain Yo Sushi .

Facebook Places lets users broadcast their location. By offering Deals, Facebook could entice more people to use the location-based service while opening up new revenue opportunities. It may also encourage more users to access the social network via their mobile phones.

The service is being launched in Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Canada on Monday. Facebook said it planned eventually to launch the service everywhere.

Scientists a step closer to dark matter discovery


Physicists have carried out the first full run of experiments that smash protons together at almost the speed of light, bringing them a step closer towards the discovery of dark matter.

Dark matter is an invisible substance that we cannot detect directly but whose presence is inferred from the rotation of galaxies.

Researchers said the experiment would help them either confirm or rule out one of the primary theories that could solve many of the outstanding questions of particle physics, known as Supersymmetry (SUSY).

"We have made an important step forward in the hunt for dark matter, although no discovery has yet been made,” said Professor Geoff Hall from the Department of Physics at Imperial College London, who works on the CMS experiment.

“These results have come faster than we expected because the LHC and CMS ran better last year than we dared hope and we are now very optimistic about the prospects of pinning down Supersymmetry in the next few years."

The lightest sparticle is a natural candidate for dark matter as it is stable and CMS would only ''see'' these objects through an absence of their signal in the detector, leading to an imbalance of energy and momentum.

In order to search for sparticles, CMS looks for collisions that produce two or more high-energy ''jets'' (bunches of particles travelling in approximately the same direction) and significant missing energy.

"We need a good understanding of the ordinary collisions so that we can recognise the unusual ones when they happen. Such collisions are rare but can be produced by known physics,” said "We need a good understanding of the ordinary collisions so that we can recognise the unusual ones when they happen. Such collisions are rare but can be produced by known physics.

“We examined some 3 trillion proton-proton collisions and found 13 ''SUSY-like'' ones, around the number that we expected. Although no evidence for sparticles was found, this measurement narrows down the area for the search for dark matter significantly."

The next step is the 2011 run of the LHC and CMS, which is expected to bring in data that could confirm Supersymmetry as an explanation for dark matter.

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Web Running Out of Addresses


The Internet is about to run out of new addresses, a milestone that is spurring Web giants like Facebook Inc. and Google Inc. to develop new versions of their sites and prompting carriers like AT&T Inc. and others to upgrade networks.

This week, the organization that oversees Internet addresses is expected to dole out its last batch of existing Internet protocol addresses, a step akin to telephone companies running out of numbers to give customers.

Internet protocol addresses are numerical labels that direct online traffic to the right location, similar to the way a letter makes its way through the postal system. Such routing is generally invisible to users—when they type in www.facebook.com, for instance, they are actually connected to a computer located at the numerical address 66.220.149.32. It is those numbers that are in dwindling supply.

While there is a new Internet addressing system ready to go that greatly expands the number of addresses, it isn't compatible with the existing system. So in June, Google, Facebook, Yahoo Inc. and others will switch over to the new addresses for one day in the first wide-scale test of the new network, dubbed IP version six, or IPv6.

A permanent shift to a new Internet addressing system is still years off. But it is now inevitable, said Lorenzo Colitti, an engineer at Google who is helping to oversee the search company's transition to IPv6. Switching to the new network, "is critical to preserving the Internet as we know it," he said, adding it's the only way that Google will be able to be accessible to future users of the Internet.

IBM touts social skills on RIM's PlayBook


IBM wants to dislodge Microsoft's desktop-bound business software by touting an update of its Lotus programs designed to harness the mobility and collaboration possible with cloud computing.

The computing giant invited BlackBerry maker Research In Motion's co-Chief Executive Jim Balsillie to the stage of Lotusphere, an IBM conference in Orlando, on Monday to display IBM's newest wares on RIM's unreleased PlayBook tablet.

Established tech giants and relative upstarts covet opportunities in cloud computing -- using Internet technology to move computers and information away from desktops and into remote data centers. The move to cloud-computing is closely linked to the booming use of smartphones and tablet computers, particularly in offices.

Balsillie demonstrated how a PlayBook user could receive an email from a contact in a Lotus email program and quickly look up his profile in Lotus Connections and invite him into a social network.

IBM's invitation to RIM was strategic for both companies, said Forrester analyst Ted Schadler. IBM was ahead of Cisco, Google and Microsoft in a shifting market to use cloud-based applications to aid sales, marketing, customer service and product development teams, he said.

Mobile 'apps' to be $58 billion market: Study


HONG KONG: Mobile applications downloaded from online stores will be a $58 billion worldwide business by 2014, as tablet computers such as Apple's iPad stoke the surging market, a new study said Monday.

The figure marks a huge increase on the $5.2 billion spent on mobile applications in 2010, technology consultancy Gartner said, predicting there will be 17.7 billion application downloads this year, more than double the 8.2 billion in 2010.

By the end of 2014, Gartner forecasted that over 185 billion applications will have been downloaded since 2008.

Gartner added that while the average number of downloads to mobile phones will remain stable, "it must be assumed that media tablets will drive more downloads from consumers, boosting the overall average downloads per device."

Mobile application revenue was generated both by fees paid for the downloads and developers' advertising revenue, it said.

The soaring growth in the market was partly driven by new alternatives to Apple's well-known App Store, with Nokia and Blackberry maker Research in Motion among those unveiling competing offerings.

Free downloads are forecast to account for 81 percent of total mobile application store downloads in 2011, Gartner said, adding that paid for applications will rise as people "become more trusting of billing mechanisms."
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Crowdsourcing: Making the crowds on net work for you


In 2010 Mumbai-based anchor and model Nazneen Batliwalla, created her profile on Balaji Telefilm’s site Hoonur.com. Soon she was hired for an entertainment show Anjaana Anjaani on Zoom TV channel, where five couples battle it out to be the choicest one in front of actors Ranbir Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra.

Twenty-six-year-old Ashish Dubey joined a Gurgaon based telecom software developer as marketing manager for Asia Pacific, from nVidia , a chip maker, where he worked at its Mumbai office as a product manager. He was hired from LinkedIn, the professional networking site. What paid off from them was not just their CVs that were diligently upgraded with each project completed, but comments from his peers and friends who duly acknowledged their work, on LinkedIn and Facebook.

In another instance, Canadian mining company Goldcorp, unable to find gold, put all its geological data online, asking for help on where the gold was located and put up $500,000 in prize money for accurate suggestions. They got submissions from people all over the world, including people using 3D computer modelling techniques. They found $3 billion worth of gold and Goldcorp became one of Canada’s biggest mining companies! At $500,000 prize money, it was the most ambitious online public help project.

Such appeals for outside help for projects and going through peer comments when hiring talent, are termed crowdsourcing. It is helping companies find solutions to problems in a democratic manner. Online crowds say what’s the best feature in a product or who is the right person for a job. Open source computer systems, such as Linux and Google’s Android, are written and refined by members of the public. Another example of such collaboration is Wikipedia, which allows users to write and edit entries for its online encyclopaedia. But now, this wave is spreading, with websites literally `employing the crowds’ to get work done or hire talent.

Now, pay for groceries, bills through Airtel


Telecom major Bharti Airtel on Monday launched its 'airtel money' service, which will allow its subscribers to pay for groceries, bills and other dues through their mobile phones.

Last year, Bharti airtel was granted the licence to use the “semi-closed wallet” by the Reserve Bank of India, which allows a customer to exchange physical cash for virtual money which can be stored on mobile phone to pay for goods/ services for transaction of value less than Rs 5,000.

“We are proud to launch airtel money as a first-of-its- kind service from a telecom operator, that transforms the mobile phone into a secure and convenient wallet which customers can use to load money and use for shopping and making payments,” Bharti airtel President (Mobile Services ) Atul Bindal said in a statement.
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