Windows Mobile 7 Not Support Multitasking?

BARCELONA - Towards a celebration of the exhibition Mobilie World Congress (MWC) 'guest star' of concern is the presence of Windows Mobile 7. But have not held a rumor MWC odor went to the phone operating system. Microsoft reportedly decided to emulate Apple and eliminate support for multitasking in Windows Mobile 7 operating system next. "This rumor suggests that the application can 'pause' or not," said Thom Holwerda gadget observers from OS News, told TG Daily, Tuesday (9/2/2010). "For me it's not interesting if Microsoft lay off support for multitasking. Because many advantages that can be used from multitasking. For example, if the user is busy editing a Word document, so other applications can still run," he said. Besides other rumors also mentioned, Microsoft crack down on the distribution of applications by requiring the installation and download on their official Marketplace. Finally, the rumor also notes that Microsoft will likely unveil a Windows 7 Mobile interface, known as Metro, the 'borrowed' from the Zune digital music players. All broke down it would have missed all WinMo 7 when Microsoft introduced it in Barcelona, Spain, in mid-February.




 

China Open Back Access Blocked Sites 27

BEIJING - After blocking dozens of sites considered to be a tool for raising the masses, China was finally re-open access to these sites. 27 sites are sites that are considered to have helped the protesters to organize the masses in the inter-ethnic clashes. Two of the 27 site is a commercial site Taobao and Alibaba. In fact, two of which are forums and news sites online, the Daily People Daily and Xinhua. Launched by Xinhua on Monday (8/2/2010), the Xinjiang regional government wants to rebuild the communications infrastructure is a progressive, given the widespread use of long-distance telephone and sms messages to mobile phones in this country. Earlier, the Chinese government blocked access to dozens of sites that are considered as organized mass media on bentrikan happened last July, between ethnic Han Chinese and Uighur Muslims. The clash has made 200 people died and 1,600 were injured. The Government has accused Uighur as Chia organizers who take action and recruitment on the internet and mobile phones.

Careful IE Security Gap (More)

This latest security holes, after hackers exploited a loophole that China hacking Google.VIVAnews - Again and again the security hole was found in all the world's most popular browsers: Internet Explorer (IE). The user's browser IE 5, IE 6, IE 7, or even IE 8 must be careful with a condition that allows the opening of the door on the browser, without conceding that the data on the computer. Based on the Microsoft Security Advisory numbered 9800088, Microsoft warned of security threat for users of Internet Explorer that could lead to stolen personal data on personal computers. "An attacker could exploit this vulnerability, will be able to get the same access as the local user's computer," Microsoft said in these pages. Even based on Microsoft investigation, if the user's browser to run the browser in IE alpha in 'Protected Mode' hacker could invokes their personal files by first knowing the file name and location of the file on your computer. Microsoft explained that the hole is owned by some versions of IE browsers, namely Internet Explorer 5.01 and IE 6 for Windows 2000; IE 6 for Windows 2000 Service Pack 4; and IE6, IE 7, and IE 8 for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. "Protected Mode prevents the possibility of exploitation of this vulnerability, and is run by default for versions of Internet Explorer for Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008," Microsoft is continuing. Although it is said that there has been no attacks that exploit this hole, but the findings are the findings of this Microsoft IE security flaw latest, after a gap of IE recently led 20 other U.S. companies including Google China become the target of hacker attacks. The attack was then made ​​Google will discontinue support for IE 6 browser on some of its services, starting next March.

"SpaceX Launches AsiaSat AsiaSat 6 and 8 in 2014"

Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX), and Asia Satellite Telecommunications Company Limited (AsiaSat) announced an agreement to launch two communications satellites ASIASAT using SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket in 2014.
"SpaceX is proud to be the choice AsiaSat, a pioneer in advancing satellite communications in Asia," said Elon Musk, SpaceX CEO and Chief Technology Officer. "We produce the most advanced launch vehicles in the world, and has responded to the international launch market - commercial launch is now showing more than 60 percent of our mission to come." "We are delighted to choose SpaceX as our launch partner for the two missions to come. We look forward to the timely and successful launch, AsiaSat AsiaSat 6 and 8, thereby expanding our fleet from four to six satellites in 2014 to provide higher quality and comprehensive satellite services in the Asia-Pacific region, "said William Wade, President and chief Executive Officer of AsiaSat. AsiaSat AsiaSat 6 and 8 are scheduled to begin mid-year launch in early 2014 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, United States. AsiaSat 6 will have 28 high-power C-band transponders while AsiaSat 8 will have 24 Ku-band transponders and Ka-band beam. High Power transponders on this satellite will allow the use of smaller antennas. Two SS / L 1300 satellites will serve Asia, Middle East and Australasia.