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Google Adds Goverment Takedown and User Data Requests Part Of Their Transparency Report

GoogleGoogle has made an interesting statement on their blog. It is not one that will surprise anyone or something that is a revelation, but it was interesting to see Google (who is under pressure from the government on many fronts) actually spelling it out. Oh yeah, the statement is basically saying that it is not just countries like China that are trying to censor the web pages available on the internet; it is democratic governments too (including the US).

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Sean Kalinich
Jun 18
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  • Google
  • Internet
  • Free Speech
  • SOPA
  • Online Privacy
  • CISPA

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US CERT Finds a Flaw in Some 64-Bit Virtualization Host Software Running on Intel CPUs

us_cert_logoThere is a new security warning for some people running virtualized systems on Intel CPUs. According to researchers at US CERT (Computer Emergency Readiness Team) the issue exists with some 64-bit operating systems when running on a hyper visor style host machine (also if the host OS is 64-bit). The vulnerability includes a method for escalation of privileges and a potential guest to host escape.

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By Sean Kalinich
Sean Kalinich
Jun 15
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  • Apple
  • Intel
  • Microsoft
  • Citrix
  • Xen
  • Virtualization
  • Hypervisor
  • Linux
  • Fedora

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Microsoft Has a Major Announcement Planned for Monday

untitledMicrosoft is making a “super-secret” announcement on Monday and it has already invited select members of the press… Wait a minute does this sound familiar to anyone else? Sorry we had a momentary flash back to some of Apple’s announcements. In fact it this this similarity that makes many people believe that the show on Monday June 18th will be the official show for Windows RT (and a Microsoft made tablet).

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Sean Kalinich
Jun 15
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  • Apple
  • Marketing
  • jailbreaking
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Rooting
  • Windows
  • Hacking
  • Microsoft
  • Windows 8
  • Windows RT
  • Windows Phone 8
  • Media Event

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AMD Introduces the FirePro W9000 at the End of the AFDS, But Uses the Wrong Card

papermaster-dualgpuAt the end of AMD’s Fusion Developer Summit they tried to pull an Apple style trick (saving that “one more thing”). Mark Papermaster came out with a rather large graphics card and announced to the crowd that he was introducing the FirePro W9000. The card has 6GB of GDDR5 a rumored 2,048 cores that are capable of pushing 4TFlops of single precision calculations and 1TFlop of Double Precision calculations.

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By Sean Kalinich
Sean Kalinich
Jun 14
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  • AMD
  • Fusion
  • W9000
  • FirePro
  • FirePro W9000
  • AFDS
  • AMD Fusion Developer Summit
  • SIGGRAPH
  • Professioal Graphics

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Acer Taking Pre-Orders For the Iconia A700 1920x1200 FullHD Tablet

A700As we reported not all that long ago the days of the 1920x1200 ARM based tablets are quickly approaching. There was a time when the market viewed the tablet as a low resolution device and indeed many had the same or lower resolution as your typical smart phone. This was odd considering the one of the biggest benefits to a tablet it more screen real estate. However even after the launch of the iPad we saw signs that touch panel technology was scrambling to get ahead of the game.

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  • Apple
  • Tablet
  • Android
  • ARM
  • Tegra 3
  • Retina Display
  • Acer
  • HighResolution

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