How to hack any Account in Seconds
How to hack any Account in Seconds
Introduce you to a Firefox addon called FireSheep. What FireSheep does is it hi-jacks other peoples session and lets you use it. For instance close to all sites on the web store cookies on their servers. Now I am not talking about the chocolate chip type of cookies.
Nope, these cookies save your preferred settings for sites, while other cookies have your username and password on them.
Customize Desktop with Windows 8 Theme Pack
Windows 7 users can customize and modify their desktop layouts to Windows 8. There are several things on which you have work out in order to fully customize your Windows 7 into Windows 8 so these customizations are by Deviant Art. Check the below features for the customizations.
Sony Xperia P
Following on from the Xperia S, the Sony Xperia P expands Sony's range by heading a little down market, while retaining the attractive and distinctive styling of the rest of Sony's new line-up of smartphones.
Sony Xperia U
The "Sony" brand replaced "Sony Ericsson" in the marketplace just last month, but already their product range is becoming muddled with theSony Xperia U. We already have the Sony Xperia S, Xperia P and Xperia ion (although that last one is a bit of an oddity) but confusingly the "U" is the entry level in what Sony call the "Xperia NXT range".
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1
The original Samsung Galaxy Note was an oversized smartphone that could be used with a stylus, but the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is very much a full-sized tablet. So what makes it different from the new Samsung Galaxy 2 Tab (10.1)?
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1)
The first generation Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 hit the headlines last year for various reasons, and not all of them good. The original Galaxy Tab 10.1 was revised shortly after launch but then became embroiled in a series of bitter lawsuitswith Apple, leading to further hardware and software variations.. in turn leading to more lawsuits with Apple.
LG Optimus 3D Max
An upgrade of the original Optimus 3D, the LG Optimus 3D Max is LG's second attempt to bring 3D to the masses with an interesting and powerful smartphone with some clever tricks up its sleeve.
Samsung Galaxy S Advance
Don't get excited by the name. Samsung have broken their own very new naming convention by giving the high-end "S" designation to an upper-midrange handset. The Galaxy S Advance is one step down from the existing Galaxy R, which you would think would earn it the name of "Galaxy M", but apparently not.. but it is very much a straight upgrade to the original Galaxy S handset, which perhaps explains the name.
How to trace E-mail sending Location
To track an email and its sender’s location details you must know his internet IP address from which he sends the email to you. Finding the IP address of an email id is very easy than it seems, here is a quick look over the procedure on how you can track the email and its sender’s location by figuring their IP address. Once after we get the IP address of the email sender, it is very easy for us to track the location.
Apple iPad 3
The Apple iPad 3 is Apple's third-generation tablet, and it improves on what was already the tablet to beat with an impressive specification set. It is not as revolutionary or outlandish as some rumours were suggesting - this latest iPad is more of a logical evolution of the previous device, but it must leave competitors wondering how they are going to catch up.
Sony Xperia Sola
Another addition to Sony's new line of Xperia "NXP" handsets, the Sony Xperia Sola looks like a straightforward mid-market smartphone, but it has one interesting and unique feature with the screen that we will come to later.
Fitting in between the Xperia P and Xperia U, the seemingly randomly-named Xperia Sola has a 3.7" 480 x 854 pixel display, a 1GHz dual-core processor with 512MB of RAM, 8GB of internal flash (5GB is user accessible) plus a microSD slot, a 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording and fast capture (but no mention of a front-facing camera), an FM radio, Bluetooth, GPS, WiFi and 3.5G support plus all the usual Android features.
Fitting in between the Xperia P and Xperia U, the seemingly randomly-named Xperia Sola has a 3.7" 480 x 854 pixel display, a 1GHz dual-core processor with 512MB of RAM, 8GB of internal flash (5GB is user accessible) plus a microSD slot, a 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording and fast capture (but no mention of a front-facing camera), an FM radio, Bluetooth, GPS, WiFi and 3.5G support plus all the usual Android features.
Out of the box the Xperia Sola will run Android 2.3 with an upgrade to Android 4.0 promised shortly during the summer. This is a bit annoying as (in our view) manufacturers should really be shipping with 4.0, rather than forcing users to do a major upgrade just after the have received the phone.
Sony have included all the usual Xperia add-ons with the Xperia Sola, and because this is a Sony then users have access to Sony's own content network for music, videos and games.
The unique selling point with the Xperia Sola is the display, which allows a user to "float" their finger above the screen while browsing which acts like a cursor. When the correct link is selected, the user just taps the screen. This sounds like an interesting idea, because web browsing can be tricky even on a big screen phone. The display also uses BRAVIA technology for improved image quality and has scratch resistant glass.
The Sony Xperia Sola is a relatively lightweight device, coming in at 107 grams and measuring 116 x 59 x 9.9mm. Inside is a 1320 mAh battery quoted as giving up to 5 hours talktime and over 19 days standby time, although as ever actuallyusing your Android phone will drain the battery more quickly.
The floating cursor feature and the NFC SmartTags raise the Xperia Sola from being a dull mass-market smartphone to something a bit more interesting. And although the Sola lacks the stunning looks of some other devices in the new Sony Xperia range, it is still quite a smart device that will be available in black, white or red colours.
Sony say that the Xperia Sola should be available during Q2 2012. No guidance was given on price, but we would expect the Sola to retail for between €300 to €350 SIM-free at launch.
Sony Xperia Sola promo video
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Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.2
The Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.2 looks like a mobile phone, but it is actually a compact Android tablet that follows on from last year's Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and 5.0.
5 Tweaking Tools Make Windows 7 Like Windows 8
Tile-based Windows 8 is getting around the corner. But for those who like the Tiles, here are a few tools that can make your Windows 7 to the tiles. Special thanks to IntoWindows for finding and sharing some of these tools on their website.
LG Optimus L3
The first of LG's "L-Style" series of fashion smartphones, the LG Optimus L3 is a compact but not particularly powerful Android handset due to hit the shops later this month.
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