Monday, August 29, 2011

Twitter Login

Twitter is the most famous micro blogging website in the world and due to its popularity, Many bad guys try to target twitter or twitter users directly or indirectly using phishing attacks, click jacking and other hacking methods. below we mentioned some general tips and guidelines which you can follow to keep your account safe and secure.




  • To login to twitter, always visit official web page www.twitter.com never give your twitter credentials to sites other than official web page.
  • To login to twitter, always visit official web page www.twitter.com never give your twitter credentials to sites other than official web page.
  • Don’t forget to click on “Sign-out” button at the top right side of the page when you’re done using twitter. If you simply close the browser without signing out there might be chances that, other people who will open the same web browser will be able to access your account.
  • Never ever paste any java script or other codes in your web browser while signed into twitter account. No matter what they claims to do. there are many bad codes out there which can gain your account login session or can post tweets behalf of you if you paste that code into your web browser.
  • If you find ay tweets on your account which you never posted, immediately change your password anc check the list of applications you given permission to.

Saturday, August 27, 2011

IBM Combines 200,000 HDDs to Make Giant Data Repository


IBM may have sparked interest lately by making cognitive processors, but it has again looked to the storage segment ,where it hopes to set a massive new record in terms of sheer capacity.

IBM definitely stirred the sleeping curiosity of many feelings by announcing that it had made cognitive computers, systems that can learn through experience, an actual part of reality.

It turns out that the company is not done being shocking, however, as the newest project it embarked in will have this effect simply because of its sheer scope.

Basically, IBM is showing that it has ambition in abundance by starting work on a giant data drive of 120 petabytes.

This capacity is about ten times higher than that of any other data container ever made and will be attained by combining 200,000 hard disk drives.

The company will employ new hardware and software techniques in order to make the project possible, though the main challenge will be to have the merger possess a decent level of efficiency, both performance- and energy-wise.

The other matter they will need to address is the inevitable failure of these drives and how the data on them might be preserved.

Making sure the whole is not disrupted by the collapse of a small part is also necessary.

What remains is to see how much time it takes for this project to come to fruition and, once it does, if it really does give a strong enough kick to the data center industry that such massive arrays become standard.

Mozilla to Develop OS based on android!


Mozilla, who are renowned for their successful internet browser, are entering the mobile race, developing a new web-centric OS that will directly compete with Google, Apple and Microsoft.

Mozilla took the leviathan computing company on with its Firefox browser, and today it stands as the second most popular browser worldwide.

Announced on the Mozilla discussion forum, Mozilla have begun coding for phones and tablets. The BBC revealed the mobile operating system will draw on Android code, with Mozilla writing as much fresh code as possible. The hybrid-like operating system will be named Boot To Gecko.

It is an unusual name for an OS, until you remember Gecko is the rendering engine employed by the Firefox browser that interprets web page coding and displays it in a screen-friendly format, a homage to its origins.

Even though Android coding will form the operating system's foundations, Mozilla hope to add a much more open wrapper around it than Google currently do, making it more versatile as an operating system.

Its shared foundations will also make Boot To Gecko compatible with the same phones as Android, competing as a direct alternative to Google.

Often, when you select a link from an application native to the Android or iOS market, the operating system will have to open a new webpage in the browser. Boot To Gecko aims to limit this by making applications much more web-centric.

If the venture proves successful, Mozilla will be waging war against industry giants, with Google, Apple and Microsoft dominating many facets of the technological world.