I consider myself to be a lucky one. I’ve traveled all over the world for two decades with my laptop pc in tow. Fortunately for me, I’ve never had it stolen. However, the statistics are starting to get stacked in favor of you having your laptop snatched at least at one point.
The FBI reported that [...]
As we’ve already reported, Apple’s official announcement of the iPad to be released in a couple months, has sent shockwaves through the technology world. Steve Jobs and Apple have a history of being at the forefront of innovation in the technology industry.
A New Era – The iPad Era?
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Apple’s announcement of the new iPad gives the consumer a new challenge to decide which device to purchase. TechExposures set out to make the decision process a bit easier. Here’s a side by side comparison of the features and specs of the three Apple popular devices.
Side By Side Comparison
Is the new Apple iPad A Product Without a Market?
With a 9 inch plus screen size and at only 1/2 inch thick, the iPad looks like an oversized iPod.
The prices look great too, and much less than what the analysts had thought $499 – $699 for 16GB up to 64GB models. This just proves [...]
Technology usually comes in waves. Remember when CB Radio was the best (and coolest) way to communicate when outside your house? Then came the big bag phones. We loved the feeling of freedom, untethered from our home. Cellular Phones have evolved into everything since.
Book readers have been around for a long time. Over a decade [...]
Instant-On – 1 second boot
As we reported last week, Monta Vista has devised a way to boot Linux in 1 second. Dell and others are working on a joint-project “Instant-On” which will boot their laptops in one second using Linux OS. Dell Latitude ON is already available with Instant-On to bypass Windows and give users [...]
NULL pointer dereference bug
Published reports say that the fully updated Linux Kernel can be attacked. The attack can occur on patches to the Linux kernel that has not been implemented yet in most distros.
Linux Kernel 2.6.30 and 2.6.31 Affected Only
The null reference bug vulnerability is located in several parts of Linux, including one that implements [...]
Embedded Linux vendor, MontaVista demonstrated booting Linux in one second.
This 1 second feat is for the kernel only, e.g. without drivers and peripherals. Most linux desktop distros take between 20-25 seconds to fully load with all peripheral systems. Still, this is a nice achievement, and shows that faster boot times are ahead.
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