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Energizer exposed! O really?

November 8th, 2007 by Mohd. Hashim Khan

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Energizer “D” battery was exposed today at newstarget.com and as you can see in the picture above, the “D” size battery had a smaller battery inside. While some people think it’s an AA size battery packed inside “D” sized shell to make more money, but just by looking I can say it’s definitely bigger than AA battery. Energizer was tagged for ripping off its customers but what I feel is fitting a smaller battery with all those plastics casing inside “D” size battery shell (quite well arranged) will not be cheaper to manufacture so there is no intention of energizer to make more profit by doing this. There must be some technical reasons and battery was giving the same output 1.2v and had 2.5Ah capacity as mentioned on the battery case, so customer is getting nothing less than what he can expect from the battery.

Is this the GPhone?

November 3rd, 2007 by Mohd. Hashim Khan

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China’s leading Linux mobile converged Smart Phone solution provider E28 may (or may not) be manufacture Google GPhone, insiders report. As usual, Google is not ready to comment on this report and hence its still not confirmed that E28 will be the one to get in GPhone business. Whoever it may be but these rumors are sure building a craze for GPhone and people are now eagerly waiting for a phone to come in market with colorful Google logo on it. It is confirmed that Google will use Linux OS in their phones so E28 quite fits their requirement.

Olympic computers crash

November 2nd, 2007 by Mohd. Hashim Khan

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Olympic Games’ computer system which was hosting the Olympic website crashed just after 30 minutes of working. The system, designed for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, was switched off for maintenance. Xinhua (Chinese news site) reported that there were eight million hits and 200,000 orders of tickets per second, now this is something that can easily take down even the more robust server system. Ticketmaster, which hosts the site, is working on ways to fix the problem.

Korean Online games! It’s time to march into U.S.

October 30th, 2007 by Mohd. Hashim Khan

‘Game&Game World Championship 2007′ the final of the U.S. region was held on L.A.

At U.S. final selection, more than 60,000 players participated from preliminary match of ‘Shot online (Sports)’, ‘War rock (Action)’, ‘Silkroad online (MMORPG)’ and US regional final event held successfully with 17 players who advanced from preliminary match and more than 200 supporters from all over the US.

This regional event was held successfully at the ‘Internet PC Café’ near LA area, and it began with press conference to help local presses understanding, and participants had great time through Korean online games with special events like professional DJ performances, and participants side shows.

Over 20 journalists from 14 local presses such as ‘MMOGD’, ‘WarCry’ visited to this event, and they showed off hot interests to Korean game companies and Korean online games.

US regional final had various episodes and special participants due to lot of games took part of it.

Especially, ‘Lunia (Allm)’ has hot-spotlight than any other events, because more than 50% of Lunia users are located in US area.

The winner of Lunia, Travis Verhagen who is student of AIU, and wish to be programmer to make games like Lunia said “It is great pleasure to win this event and I will try harder to get better result at Grand final at Seoul on Dec.”
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Vulnerability in Adobe Reader 8.1 fixed

October 24th, 2007 by Mohd. Hashim Khan

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Adobe Systems on October 5th published that vulnerabilities regarding Adobe Reader 8.1 have been fixed. It can be downloaded here from the site for free. The updater, Version 8.1.0 applies to the 8.0 and 8.1-proved to fix the vulnerability.
The vulnerability, a Trojan horse “Pidief.A” discovered by Symantec was found in “Invoice” and “statement”, “bill”, such as the subject of e-mail, “invoice.pdf” “your_bill.pdf” “bill.pdf” “statement.pdf” etc as PDF file in attachment, which when open started a malware to download. The vulnerability has been confirmed in the version 8.1 and version 7.0.9, such as 3-D CAD model to support “Acrobat 3D,” also exist.

LG to feast on 32 inch TV demand

October 23rd, 2007 by Mohd. Hashim Khan

Looking at the great demand of 32inch LCD TV worldwide, LG Electronics announced the launch of its first 32-inch plasma TV 32PC5RV. This new plasma TV will also be released in 27 nations worldwide by November, including countries in America, Europe, and CIS region, North and Southwest Asia and the Middle East.

The 32PC5RV features 16:9 aspect ratio screen, 0.001ms response time, HDMI ports and LG’s SIMPLINK technology making it easy to control an array of compatible devices with a single remote control. Suggested price will range from 1,000 to 1,100 USD depending on the market.