Google faces new investigations over Safari tracking

Google has found itself in the middle of another privacy probe.

The Web giant is under investigation by U.S. and European regulators for bypassing user privacy settings in Apple's Safari Web browser, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal. In a practice it has since ceased, Google used special code to get around Safari's privacy controls in order to track users on computers and mobile devices.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is reportedly looking into whether the Google's action violated a 2011 settlement agreement between the agency and the company over privacy concerns related to the launch of Google Buzz.

How To Use Slicers To Edit PivotTable Data in Microsoft Excel Tutorial

Slicers are visual controls that let you quickly filter data in a PivotTable in an interactive, intuitive way. If you insert a slicer, you can use buttons to quickly segment and filter the data to display just what you need. In addition, when you apply more than one filter to your PivotTable, you no longer have to open a list to see which filters are applied to the data. Instead, it is shown there on the screen in the slicer. You can make slicers match your workbook formatting and easily reuse them in other PivotTables, PivotCharts, and cube functions.

In earlier versions of Microsoft Excel, you can use report filters to filter data in a PivotTable report (PivotTable report: An interactive, cross-tabulated Excel report that summarizes and analyzes data, such as database records, from various sources, including ones that are external to Excel.), but it is not easy to see the current filtering state when you filter on multiple items. In Microsoft Excel 2010, you have the option to use slicers to filter the data. Slicers provide buttons that you can click to filter PivotTable data. In addition to quick filtering, slicers also indicate the current filtering state, which makes it easy to understand what exactly is shown in a filtered PivotTable report.

Why Linux is More Resistant Virus

When comparing the two operating systems, among Micr. DenganGNU Windows / Linux, most people / user must answer that Linux more secure against viruses. This is probably also the reason many hosting and webserver computer more convenient to use than the Linux-based servers running Windows Server.

In this paper, we try to explain some of the reasons, why Linux is more resilient and less exposed to the virus. There are at least five main reasons why Linux is more resistant to viruses than Windows.

AutoKryp

AutoKrypt is a encryption software designed for automation. Automatically encrypt and decrypt files and folders. Encryption methods include password based, secret key, public and private key, OpenPGP password, OpenPG, Email notification of task status. Includes private, public and, OpenPGP key generator and a Key Store to manage keys. Common tasks include encrypt, decrypt, copy, zip, unzip, synchronize and file monitors. Includes scheduler to run tasks.

iCare Data Recovery

Data loss won't be your headache! As a comprehensive data recovery solution, iCare Data Recovery can easily recover files from wrong formatted drives, unexpectedly file deletion, raw drive or raw filesystem, virus attack, partition deleted, software crash etc. It can recover any deleted files like photos, documents, mp3, outlook file, presentations, and it also works with any type of storage media like hard drive, removable hard drive, digital camera sd card, usb drives, ipod, memory card etc.

Automize

Automize is a task scheduler and automation software that can automate a variety of tasks, including ftp transfers, ftp monitoring, Web downloads, Web site monitoring, e-mail checking and sending, telnet, ping, and directory monitoring. You can choose the task from one of the many categories and then customize it to your needs. Automize contains several pre-configured tasks, not commonly found in other applications, this includes automated SQL database queries, support for MS Office tasks, and CGI testing. All of them offer a simple template that you can customize. In addition, the chaining feature can run tasks in sequence or conditionally depending on exit codes.

As Mozilla and Google build Metro-style browsers for Windows 8, a loophole in Microsoft's spec may let them sidestep ban on add-ins -- including Flash

There was never any doubt Firefox and Chrome would come to the Windows 8 Metro Start screen. Both Firefox and Chrome work fine with the Windows 8 Consumer Preview legacy desktop. We haven't seen Metro versions yet, but they're on their way.

Firefox's Brian Bondy confirmed late last weekthat work has already begun on a Metro-style version of Firefox. Yesterday a Google spokesperson confirmed to Mashable that Chrome, too, is coming to the Metro Start menu. Neither the folks at Opera nor Safari's handlers at Apple have made it official yet, but it seems

Mozilla nixes Firefox 11 delay, will launch upgrade today

ozilla on Monday announced it was postponing the release of Firefox 11, but changed its mind today, saying that the browser upgrade would go out on schedule.

Yesterday, Johnathan Nightingale, senior director of Firefox engineering, said Mozilla was delaying Firefox 11's launch to examine a bug unveiled at last week's Pwn2Own hacking contest and to give developers time to scrutinize Microsoft's security updates, set to release today at approximately 1 p.m. ET.

On the last day of Pwn2Own , a two-man team -- Vincenzo Iozzo and Willem Pinckaers -- exploited a Firefox vulnerability to take the contest's $30,000 second-place prize.

ZDI, which sponsored the Pwn2Own hacking contest that ran March 7-9, reported vulnerabilities used at the event to vendors yesterday.

Microsoft urges firms to focus on severe RDP flaw

Microsoft issued six patches on Tuesday, but in particular, it focused on warning firms to expedite applying a fix for a critical vulnerability that will likely be exploited quickly by online criminals.

The vulnerability, fixed during Microsoft's regular Patch Tuesday update, could allow an attacker the ability to remotely run code by exploiting the RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol), a Microsoft

Posted by Craig Prince, Software Engineer

Have you ever sent an important email that you wanted to follow up on, but a couple days later realized you hadn’t? Starting today, you can organize your messages before sending them by starring them or adding a label, making it easy to keep track of your sent messages.

When composing a new message, you can assign labels or star it by using the labels drop-down menu. As you’d expect, recipients of messages organized this way won’t see your labels or stars.

Apple could sell 1 million iPads on first day

Apple, already selling out of new iPads on its online store, could break the 1 million mark on Friday alone when it is released.

That's according to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, who gave the estimate in a research note today.

The figure would far outstrip first-day sales figures for the original iPad, and would likely exceed comparable iPad 2 sales. (Apple didn't disclose that figure.)

Microsoft announces on Monday that Google had sidestepped privacy settings of its Internet Explorer (IE) browser, after reports that the Web giant had done the same with Safari.

Dean Hachamovitch, corporate vice president of Internet Explorer wrote in a blog post that after hearing that Google had bypassed privacy settings on Safari, the team wondered if Google were circumventing the privacy preferences of Internet Explorer users as well. It was then discovered that Google was employing similar methods to avoid default privacy protections in IE and track IE users with cookies.

Retirement Android Market, Google replaced Play

Google has taken a major step in bringing all the latest 'contents of his gun', ranging from the Android Market by Google into Google Music Play. Starting today, Google will begin rebranding Android Market, Google Music and Google Books.

Until now, everyone connected with the content under the banner of the Android Market. So with this new step, it looks like the company was interested in making the user understand the content as a whole.

Even yet One Week, New iPad Sold Along Pre-Order

Less than a week after it was announced officially, the latest of Apple iPad or commonly called The New iPad has been sold via the pre-order.

Although many of the pros and cons of embedded features in the latest iPad, it did not deter loyal fans to hunt for new iPad iPad.

Apple Upgrade Suite For Applications Latest iCloud

Panasonic Luga Power Hp Android OS 5 Inch Slim Waterproof with HD screen

Panasonic Panasonic has revealed Eluga Power, which is an Android phone sized5-inch screen 1280 x 720 HD resolution with dual-core Snapdragon processorspecifications S4, and OS Android Ice Cream Sandwich with 8 GB of internalstorage.

Panasonic Eluga power has IP57 certification, which means the phone is dustproofand waterproof. Talk of the body, Eluga power has a thicker body than the originalEluga a thickness of only 7.8 mm for 9.6 mm thick Eluga power. For 8mp sensorequipped camera with 1080p video recording capabilities.

The main advantages of this phone is one satunay beterenya quickly charged thatonly need 30 minutes to charge 50%, and 57 minutes for 80% charge. Currently there is no pricing information Eluga Power.

Node From Kickstarter Richer Make Your Phone Functions

Not satisfied with the various features in your phone, maybe this could be the perfect solution. Kickstarter is a node of a sensor with a Bluetooth module that can be juxtaposed with the IOS and Android for that can generate a lot of functions.
Node can be used for many functions such as temperature sensors, height and asLED lights when taking photos. The end node can also be replaced with a variety of sensors.

Speedup Ice Pad Comes In From MLW Telecom Indonesia, ICS With Tablet Price 1.5 Million

MLW Telecom released a cheap tablet at the MWC 2012 event in Barcelona under the name Ice Pad SpeedUp. Tablet operates using Android Ice Cream Sandwich.

Japanese Wrist-Mounted Finger Piano, Play Piano Without Using a Piano

Make your hobby or play the piano does have talent but have not been able to buy the piano that the average price is quite expensive, do not worry, because nowthere are Japanese Wrist-Mounted Finger Piano, a virtual piano that you can playanywhere and anytime.

This tool uses a special sensor in the form of small gloves on all the fingers are connected with the device player on your wrist.