Windows 8 run with Windows 7 phones apps
However, Nvidia is more interested with Intel, where everything is based on the ARM, and Qualcomm is the only company with a large market share.
Nvidia’s CEO and C-Net Roger Cheng, showed that half of the company’s Tegra chipset Android smartphone, and 70 percent of the tablet and the expectations of radio-signal integrated as well.
The Nvidia launched its future aspect for the Qualcomm / nVidia duopoly provides the processors for each platform, application and the chip begins.
But the CEO also believes it’s clearly applications for Windows 7 phones will be developed eventually runs happily on the desktop of Windows 8.
It’s not something Microsoft said, at least not many, but not a big leap forward for the eight-core ARM runs on Windows and how Windows Mobile 7 developed applications with Silverlight and XNA.
Apple has certainly gotten around, IOS OS X, although it stops before combining them to this day. Steven Sinofsky, Windows Live, President, recently suggested that Windows 8, have two different interfaces.
Windows touch-friendly such as the Metro phone and a little more on the keyboard and mouse we know. Take the metro phone supports applications like Windows 7 is a small step.
Posted on September 7, 2011 |
SSL Certificate Stolen cannot be used for Windows Update Service
On Sunday, Microsoft said that a digital certificate stolen from the Dutch company cannot be used by customers malware via Windows Update Service.
The company’s statement came after the theft of more than 500 (Secure Sockets Layer) SSL certificates, including some that can mimic the Microsoft Update service, expressed by the Dutch government and several other developers are affected.
“Attackers cannot use Windows Update to malware, fake certificate to install from Windows Update servers” said an engineer Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) Jonathan Ness.
Client Windows Update to install the root certificate of the payload bits signed by Microsoft, in fact, issued and guaranteed by Microsoft.
There are 7 of the 531 certificates which are now known to have been duped by a hacker in the domain update.microsoft.com July windowsupdate.com, while the other is 6 for *.microsoft.com.
The Microsoft said that windowsupdate.com certificate cannot be used by the attacker, because the company no longer uses the area.
For users, Windows Update windowsupdate.microsoft.com, but for those who update.microsoft.com – regional updates from Microsoft – and the wildcard *. microsoft.com could.
Through the Microsoft Update service, signed by a separate certificate handed over to the company, said Jonathan Ness.
Without the code signing for certificates, try to deliver malware, not as an update to Windows PCs will fail.
Same as the other vendors, including Apple has also signed an updated software with its own certificate.
Posted on September 6, 2011 |
The Canadians survey about the impact of terrorist attacks of 9 / 11 in U.S.
Most Canadian people said the terrorist attacks of 9 / 11 in U.S. is to “define” socio-political space in their lives, according to new survey.
Source Ipsos Reid: Ten years after the terrorist attacks that many Canadians who believe that the world changed as a result – and not necessarily better.
Although spent billions of a dollar in Canada and around the world to prevent terrorism, the most pessimistic in Canada that can win the war against terrorism.
These are some survey and poll conducted for Global TV.
** Ten years after terrorist attacks of 9 / 11, 83% of Canadians disagree with the proposition that the world is “better” since the attack.
** A 89% Canadians said, after bombing 9 / 11 the world has been changed.
** A 75 % of Canadians don’t believe the war in Afghanistan is worth the financial cost.
After 9 / 11 everything has change like the airport security and no fly list.
It’s clear this poll tells us about the deep scars for anybody, said senior vice president Ipsos Reid, John Wright.
National sample of Ipsos Reid, used of 1,012 adults surveyed online. The margin of error scale of 3.1 percentage points, in 19 of 20.
Posted on September 6, 2011 |
Middle aged or older can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes
For the middle-aged or older can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes by 80% through a combination of five healthy lifestyle habits such a new analysis show.
Studies have shown that a healthy diet, exercise, maintaining normal weight, no drinking alcohol and not smoking can significantly reduce the risk of diabetes, and other diseases.
National Institutes of Health have a new analysis to examine the factors to see how everyone, alone or in combination, reducing the likelihood a person got the disease. This study on 6 September in the Annals of Internal Medicine published.
The analysis shows, is one of the five factors of a healthy lifestyle, the risk of type 2 diabetes, the most common form of the 26 million people diagnosed each year. Type 2 diabetes is the seventh leading cause of death in the United States, published by the Centers for Disease Control.
NIH-AARP study involving more than 200,000 peoples about diet and health and aged between 50 and 71 when the study began in 1995 included in the analysis. At baseline, participants had no signs of heart disease, cancer or diabetes.
Each participant completed a detailed questionnaire about the types of food they ate. They drank alcohol and whether they are present or former smokers.
People were also asked how often they do it and give weight and height so that body mass index or BMI can be calculated.
The study participants were followed for about 11 years. It is about 10% of men in the study and 8% of women with diabetes.
In total, the researchers found that body mass index is a strong relationship between risk factors for diabetes.
Considering a BMI, men with normal weight have 70% lower risk than men with diabetes who are overweight or obese, while a woman with normal weight was 78% lower risk of diabetes.
Posted on September 6, 2011 |
Surfers fear when saw two sharks on the coast of Cowaramup Bay Australia
Two sharks appear in the coast of Cowaramup Bay, about 50 miles south following a deadly shark attack (near Bunker Bay) in the south-west, western Australian.
Authorities had reopened the beach after shark attack earlier that killed Kyle Burden.
Michael Burgess a spokesman of Department of Fisheries who received the report shark sightings along 10 feet, immediately closed the beach for visitors.
Cowaramup Bay will be closed at least until tomorrow after the beach is considered safe for sharks.
Posted on September 6, 2011 |
