Archive for July, 2010
HTC Aria Unboxing – AT&T Android Product Manager
Dante Martin, Product Manager at AT&T for Android devices, unboxes the HTC Aria. For more on AT&T and the HTC Aria, visit us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/att
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Xbox 360 Slim Official Preview
I do not take credit for making, producing this video all rights go to Microsoft. It is also sponsored by Sprint. The new xbox 360 slim feature built in wifi, 250 gb built in hardrive, slimmer and faster, and uses kinect. And was announced at the E3 convention on June 14th.
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Best Buy to slash prices for old Xbox 360 special edition bundles tomorrow?

Let’s face it: despite the new Xbox 360 being joyously quieter and more efficient, the previous model still manages to seduce some of us with its sexy curves. Speaking of which — according to Joystiq’s source, Best Buy’s going to kick off August by lowering the prices for the Splinter Cell: Conviction and Final Fantasy XIII previous-gen Xbox 360 bundles. For just $299 — $50 off the current price point (and $100 off the launch price) — you still get a copy of the corresponding game title, a 250GB HDD, and two wireless controllers. So that’s gaming sorted for the summer; now put that $50 towards some cooling aid and you’re good to go.
Best Buy to slash prices for old Xbox 360 special edition bundles tomorrow? originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 31 Jul 2010 23:58:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Is This Nondescript Black Slate Samsung’s iPad Fighter?

Talk about your classic Internet rumor. This pic is currently working its way around gadget and Android blogs as some think it’s Samsung’s upcoming Android tablet, which will possibly be called the Galaxy Tab. That’s really all anyone has. It’s just some dude holding what looks like a tablet. Amazing. Click through for a closer look.

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Project Natal – Novo trailer – FB-Eye
Novo vÃdeo revelado na CES 2010 mostra um pouco mais do acessório – www.finalboss.com
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Hacker intercepts phone calls with homebuilt $1,500 IMSI catcher, claims GSM is beyond repair

In 2009, Chris Paget showed the world the vulnerabilities of RFID by downloading the contents of US passports from the safety of his automobile. This year, he’s doing the same for mobile phones. Demonstrating at DefCon 2010, the white hat hacker fooled 17 nearby GSM phones into believing his $1,500 kit (including a laptop and two RF antennas) was a legitimate cell phone base station, and proceeded to intercept and record audience calls. “As far as your cell phones are concerned, I’m now indistinguishable from AT&T,” he told the crowd. The purpose of the demonstration was highlight a major flaw in the 2G GSM system, which directs phones to connect to the tower with the strongest signal regardless of origin — in this case, Paget’s phony tower.
The hacker did caveat that his system could only intercept outbound calls, and that caller ID could tip off the owner of a handset to what’s what, but he says professional IMSI catchers used by law enforcement don’t suffer from such flaws and amateur parity would only be a matter of time. “GSM is broken,” Paget said, “The primary solution is to turn it off altogether.” That’s a tall order for a world still very dependent on the technology for mobile connectivity, but we suppose AT&T and T-Mobile could show the way. Then again, we imagine much of that same world is still using WEP and WPA to “secure” their WiFi.
Hacker intercepts phone calls with homebuilt $1,500 IMSI catcher, claims GSM is beyond repair originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 31 Jul 2010 22:28:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Another iPhone Smashed!
Here is my little brother smashing his brand new iphone! If you don’t really understand this video, watch these first…. www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
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Microsoft, Get Back to Work!
Microsoft, Get Back to Work!
Microsoft is still in pursuit of the tablet market according to Ballmer, but it needs to get back to its roots and stop dabbling in every consumer technology that comes along. Microsoft – Steve Ballmer – Apple – Business – Monopolies and Oligopolies
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New program helps CCV Junior High kids soar
New program helps CCV Junior High kids soar
A group of Cripple Creek-Victor Junior High students spent the summer learning math, reading and science, but not in a classroom.

