Showing posts with label launches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label launches. Show all posts

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Commercial iOS decryption toolset launches from ElcomSoft

I think that we all know most operating systems are far from being as secure as the manufacturer and the users want them to be. Most of them can be hacked by someone with the skill and tenacity to fight through the security on the devices. A company from Russia called ElcomSoft has announced the availability of a new decryption toolset that targets iOS devices.

The software has two parts, one of those parts is the password breaker and the other is available only to police and forensic agencies. That last part is able to extract the numbers used to create the encryption keys for iOS that are used to render decrypted images of the device. The decryption tool has to have direct access to the device. With direct access, it is able to capture the unique device key and escrow keys. The escrow key is calculated by using the UID and escrow pairing records.

Apparently, if you fear The Man will get your device and check up on you at some point, you can beat the software by using a complex password rather than a single, four-digit code to protect the data. The password breaker of the ElcomSoft suite guesses the password based on variations of a word.

[via ArsTechnica]


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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

HP launches prioritize notebook of g6s Pavilion with Sandy Bridge

By Donald melanson published on May 21, 2011 6: 59 AM HP has already shot some new portable of Sandy Bridge this month, but even now with another: the g6s Pavilion. As the still available g6t and g6x, it packs a 15.6 screen inches with a resolution of 1,366 x 768 quite humble, but now you can get with your choice of core i3, i5 and i7 Sandy Bridge. Otherwise, you will get some pretty respectable specifications in all areas, including up to 6 GB of RAM, a disc of 750 GB hard, and optional Radeon HD 6470M graphics - not to mention your choice of four different color options. Of course, cost is still the main concern with the number of g6, and it keeps things under control with a minimum price of $550.

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Sunday, May 22, 2011

The Friday Flyer: Best Buy launches today the sale of slate of seven inches of HTC

By Michael gorman published on May 20, 2011 7: 42 PM think wheel HTC not going on sale until May 22, but it seems a certain big box retailer changed his plans. Our advisors have told us that stores with the device in stock have started to sell it today, may 20, despite the confusing text you see in the picture above. Therefore, if you are playing for $500, slab of seven inches of soft silk 3.0 of sense, in the head at the local Best Buy and grab one for yourself.

[Thanks, anonymous]


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Monday, May 16, 2011

Tachyon launches PAHO and chambers of hull of PAHO HD, not as durable but in a smaller way

The world of Tachyon HD cameras and light and smaller SD versions helmet

Tachyon, Inc., known as the maker of the world's toughest helmet cameras, is unveiling a new line of cameras of helmet more small and light of the world. Last product of the Tachyon, Tachyon and PAHO PAHO HD, will be available this summer. The line of the PAHO Tachyon was designed from the outset, with the desire to create the best helmet cameras in mind.

The PAHO weighs only one ounce and measures only 950 mm of width and height and it is 2.252 inches in length. The PAHO HD is only slightly larger. PAHO cameras also have a patented system of 8 tracks of installation that gives the user an incomparable range of mounting positions. The camera can face forward or backward, toward the user and it can also rotate in their productions from 12 to 9-6 to 3 o'clock positions. This lets the user place the camera correctly, so it can shoot from any direction.

The camera could not be easier to use. You are ready to go to the right of the box and has a simple operation, a button. The cameras also are plug-and-play with a PC or a Mac.

The line of the PAHO comes equipped with three standard mounts: mounting of a clip with multiple angles of rotation. This setup is perfect for caps and belts and necklaces. A montage of contour, mounted on curved surfaces, such as motorcycle or bicycle helmets. And a standard tripod that connects to any
quarter-20 inch universal tripod screw.

For more extreme activities, such as paintball airsoft and ride around dust and gravel, the PAHO comes with a very durable piece of armor of impact of transparent plastic, which adapts perfectly to the camera and montage.

Additional GunCam mounts are intended for hunters and other gun sports fans. It's a patented 8-direction Picatinny rail mounting, three lanes of shotgun and scope and a railroad of rifle. Mount Picatinny rail of alloy of zinc and Rails allow mounting the PAHO for handguns, rifles, shotguns and assault rifles, without any modification to the gun safe.

PAHO cameras recorded about two hours of video on a 8 GB Micro SD card. They have a built-in
Rechargeable Li-ion which is perfect for filming in extreme temperatures. They feature a light sensor of high dynamics with higher light collection of ability which makes them ideal for low light and shooting indoor situations.

"We design our products with the specific needs of our customers in mind," said John Chase, Director of sales of Tachyon, Inc. "the cameras are virtually ingrĂ¡vidas and the eight directional Monte is innovative." "GunCam accessories are a Hunter's dream."

To go along with the small size and light weight, the prices of the OPS are small and also in the light. The standard package of PAHO is $99.99 and the HD package is $149.99. Any aspiring filmmakers from action movies can now easy and affordable recording and sharing your videos. PAHO cameras will be available this summer. For more information, or to pre-order from the first batch, visit www.tachyoninc.com.

Be sure to log in to Facebook to introduce a porras to win a House of PAHO. We will be giving away one each month until December. https://www.Facebook.com/pages/Tachyon-XC/254143607929
About Tachyon, Inc.
Lewisville, TX based Tachyon ™ Inc., is the main innovator of lasting, extreme helmet cameras. Durability of usability, the Tachyon camera, registration of time and quality, Tachyon trust mark and go to source code of helmet camera for people who are engaged in a wide range of extreme activities.
GunCam is a registered trademark of Tachyon, Inc.
Tachyon, Inc. is an accredited member of the Better Business Bureau.
For more information, visit http://www.tachyoninc.com


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Saturday, May 14, 2011

Comcast launches Xfinity 3 G/4 G MiFi for $25

Comcast launches Xfinity Internet servers staff G/3 4 G Mobile Hotspot

Introduction of band connectivity Superfast 4 G while On-the-Go mobile broadband

PHILADELPHIA-(BUSINESS WIRE) - Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA, CMCSK) today announced the launch of its staff 4 G/3 G Mobile Hotspot, also known as the MiFi ® 4082 Novatel Wireless Inc., which allows users to connect simultaneously up to five Wi-Fi-enabled devices to the Internet while the movement. Elegant and compact design, the pocket-sized device is a router Wi-Fi that uses service ® Xfinity Internet servers to create a portable Wi-Fi connection and provide Internet speeds Toeplitz within a 4 G coverage area.

"This new product offers customers the flexibility to create their own secure connection point wherever that go, immediately," said Tom Nagel, Senior Vice President and General Manager of wireless service from Comcast. "Consumers want access for mobile Internet devices Wi-Fi-enabled iPads, laptops and smart phones, and with this offer you can share your connection with family, friends or co-workers, and you can even see television and movies on-the-go."

4 G/3 G fast Comcast Mobile Hotspot offers and a reliable Internet connection download speeds of up to 6 Mbps with 4 G of service and service of up to 1.4 Mbps with 3 g within the 4 G networkarriving to 119 million Americans, the 4 G Mobile Hotspot G/3 provides Superfast speed of 4 G. out of the 4 G coverage, the device is connected to the network of 3 G at the national level. A rechargeable battery provides hours of Internet access when sockets are not available. In addition, the device supports the standard Wi-Fi security, providing security for customers, because that user will be prompted to enter your password before to connect to a Mobile point.

Staff 4 G/3 G Mobile Hotspot is available in the markets of Xfinity Internet servers with 4 G service, which includes many of the major markets through the United States. To view a map of areas where customers can use servers Xfinity Internet and 4 G Mobile Hotspot G/3, visit: http://www.comcast.com/Corporate/Learn/xfinity/4g-3g-wireless-coverage-map.html

New customers of Xfinity Internet servers can get a one-time fee of $25 with a plan of Xfinity Internet servers service the interactive zone classification. For more information on the servers of Xfinity Internet or personal Mobile Hotspot service, visit www.comcast.com/2go.


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Friday, May 13, 2011

Concept of snail launches Braille translation to voice

By Christopher trout published on May 8, 2011 1: 03 AM a new concept that fits perfectly in the category of things-you-never-knew-you-wanted is determined that the readers of the speed of the blind. Caracol - name misleading aside - uses a sensitive tactile pad pressure to read patterns in a passage of Braille, then convert to speech, speed up the process of reading and allowing users to record audio passages for later playback. The user places his thumb on the clear opening and sliding device on a line of Braille. The translated audio, is reproduced below, through a built-in speaker, or through Bluetooth headsets connected. Caracol was made with the blind in mind, but bearing in mind that we have always been curious about what lies in the potholes white lines, no matter shooting with one of these things ourselves. As with many concepts, however, is not telling when or if this spiral slides to the market.

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