Shock study: Kids spend a lot of time online

The Internet is a wonderful resource for learning and fun, but it has its risks-especially for children. Internet safety starts with you! Get involved! It’s the single most important thing you can do to keep your child safe online.

Learn about the Internet.
Take a class in computers and the Internet at your local library or community center.

Teach your child why Internet safety is important.

Explain that:

• not everything online is true
• people using the Internet are not always who they say they are
• some people may use the Internet to take advantage of children or for illegal activity.

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Guide to Talking to Strangers

One of the easiest ways to improve your networking ability and invigorate your social life is to develop the skill of talking to strangers.

Children to fear strangers (which is good for safety reasons) but most people carry this fear into adulthood where it does more harm than good. It becomes a constraint on the number of people you can meet and interact with. You get stuck in a box, only open to creating new relationships through people you already know.

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Micromax Launches Its New Mobile

Micromax has launched a new mobile Q80. This new mobile phone has a feature of dual-SIM. The cell phone is rich in factors like candybar and have full physical QWERTY keyboard. The new tech world is going crazy for 3G services. Therefore, Micromax’s Q80 cell phone is providing its users with 3G services and push email services.

Micromax Q80 with Push email feature

Micromax has announced its new rocking but affordable 3G mobile phone and it will be soon available. This GSM mobile phone has QWERTY keypad and 2.4 inches TFT touch screen. This dual SIM mobile phone is loaded with all essential features of an entry level phone such as 3G,QWERTY,touch screen,two cameras,music player etc. Micromax Q80 has unique feature of EZ mail with which you can send free email using Micromax. If we talk about List of All Nokia Dual SIM Mobile Phones

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Firefox refreshes itself

Earlier than ever expected, Firefox 5 has launched. It was only three months ago that we saw the release of Firefox 4. Three months if you don’t know, is a fast turn-around for a browser update, especially for Firefox as previously for Mozilla, it took two years to update from 3.5 to 4.

In this update, Firefox 5 has seen no UI (graphical) changes, they have simply updated the features, though mainly minor bug fixes, changes and general performance improvements, one of the major updates includes better support to HTML5 and CSS animations. HTML5 is what website developers and designers are starting to use more and more to offer better, and much more appealing designs.

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FTC’s Google antitrust case: Investigation rumor roundup

Google is set to face extensive formal and long-running investigations into its dominant position in the online search market, reports say.

America’s Federal Trade Commission is to serve official requests to the company for information over the next few days and is likely to ask for information from companies that have dealt with the search giant later.

The civil antitrust probe is not the first that Google has faced, but it is likely to be the most extensive to date. Previous investigations have been largely limited to the company’s purchases of other businesses.

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Cocaine addiction linked to brain abnormalities

A new study has found abnormal brain structures in the frontal lobe of cocaine users’ brains that are associated to their compulsive cocaine-using behaviour.

Researchers at the University of Cambridge led by Karen Ersche scanned the brains of 120 people, half of whom had a dependence on cocaine.

They found that the cocaine users had widespread loss of grey matter that was directly related to the duration of their cocaine abuse (i.e. the longer they had been using cocaine, the greater the loss of grey matter), and that this reduction in volume was associated with greater compulsivity to take cocaine.

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LinkedIn Has Registered 10 mn Users Since 2009

Perhaps nobody would have ever thought that amid the horde of networking sites like Orkut, Facebook and many more, LinkedIn would be able to gain such a huge popularity in the professional community. Started in 2003, LinkedIn has managed to gain wise words from the elite class of professionals from North America and other leading regions, including India.

Backed with over 100 million members, LinkedIn made its way in India in 2009, and till now it has been able to pull almost 10 million users from 3.4 million in December 2009, enforcing the aim with which LinkedIn was launched.

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Nokia C2-02, Nokia C2-03 and Nokia C2-06 Launched

The growing competition among cell phone industries has forced Nokia to launch its three new cell phones. Last month, as a marketing strategy, Nokia in Singapore launched three new affordable phones — the Nokia C2-02, Nokia C2-03 and Nokia C2-06.As well as launching the MeeGo-running N9, Nokia has also taken the opportunity to “restate” its “commitment” to the Symbian operating system, giving a time-frame for the Symbian Anna update roll out.

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Vodafone Takes A U-Turn, Withdraws Legal Notice On Customer

Vodafone’s Indian operation Vodafone Essar has dropped legal action against a customer that dared criticize its services on Facebook.

The carrier has bowed to public pressure after causing a social media backlash when it legally threatened a customer to cease making negative comments on Facebook or contact its customer service staff.

The country’s second largest cellular services firm Vodafone Essar has withdrawn a legal notice served on one of its customers for criticising

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Britain to conduct first voicebox transplant

Experts at RCS assessed the surgery, with the United States performing two such transplants, and gave approval for the surgery to be conducted in Britain. The surgery will beneficial for those who struggle to swallow, speak or breathe as their larynx has been destroyed either due to a disease or through accident.
The UK should proceed with trials for laryngeal transplantation to restore power of speech, allow swallowing and improve breathing for the 1,000 people every year in the UK whose larynx is destroyed by trauma or benign or low-grade malignant tumours. This is the finding of a Royal College of Surgeons working group reviewing the ethics, technical evidence and patient services needed for the introduction of the procedure.
University College London’s Professor Martin Birchall is expected to lead the team that will perform the first surgery once the patients and donors are matched.

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Google Acquires SageTV

Google has acquired SageTV, a software provider which allows you to control media centres in your home from a variety of devices, prompting speculation that the software is to be integrated into Google TV.SageTV, a company that makes products with streaming and media center-type services, announced on Saturday that it had been acquired by Google. Google is speculated to want SageTV for its DVR and Slingbox-like capabilities for possible integration with Google TV and Google’s cloud services.

SageTV’s products have filled a niche as just-works media extenders for a couple of years now, allowing customers to serve media over LAN, stream

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Japanese supercomputer ‘K’ is world’s fastest

K is built by the Japanese computer firm Fujitsu, based in Kobe’s Riken Advanced Institute for Computational Science. It is capable of making 8.2 quadrillion (a quadrillion is 1 followed by 15 zeroes) calculations per second – or, in computer jargon, 8.2 petaflops
The computer is three times faster than its Chinese rival that previously held the top position, a New York Times report said.

K, built by Fujitsu and located at the Riken Advanced Institute for Computational Science in Kobe, Japan, represents a giant leap forward in computing speed.

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ICANN to Bring in New Web Domain Suffixes Next Year

A new host of web address have been approved by the internet domain regulatory body, which will see domain names end in almost any word, as opposed to the standard .com suffix.

Icann’s new decision has opened a fresh new chapter in the history of web domain suffixes. The decision came after the latter won by a majority vote. Icann, or the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers in its 41st International Convention in Singapore affirmed that the board would soon (from January 12, 2012) begin accepting applications for generic top-level-domains (gTLDs) for a period of 3 months.

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Huawei Adds New MediaPad Tablet in Growing Consumer Push

Chinese handset maker Huawei has taken the wraps off its latest tablet: the 7in, Android 3.2-based MediaPad – the first of its kind to run that version of the Google OS, Huawei claimed.

Huawei confirmed that 3.2 is the first version of Honeycomb to be “suitable” for 7in tablets – previous versions, 3.0 and 3.1, are not, said Victor Xu, Huawei’s marketing chief – and the first designed specifically to support that size of screen.

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You Need These Things For Immeasurable Success

There are certain truths every graduating senior — and, in fact, every person in general — could benefit from knowing, to help and guide them as they tackle “the real world.” You may have heard some of these short, sweet, success-oriented instructions before, but they bear repeating because they’ve withstood the test of time, and because if you pay attention and take them to heart, they can guide you in the direction of great things. Life will never stop challenging your abilities, your integrity, and your motivation, so you have two choices: You can meet life’s challenges forewarned and thus forearmed, or you can learn a lot of important lessons the hard way.

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Depression Reprieve With Common Anaesthetic

Scientists in the US have found how a commonly used anaesthetic is able to lift the symptoms of depression in hours, rather than weeks.

Their work reveals how the anaesthetic lifts depression, and it seems to act on neurons in an unusual way.

The team, led by Associate Professor Lisa Monteggia at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre, have been examining the effects of the anaesthetic ketamine and similar compounds on depressed mice.

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Improvised Google Sync to Change the World

Google has launched its new and improvised format of Google Sync. The improvised Google Sync is more effective and efficient than it was before. Its services related to emailing and event management have been improvised noticeably.

A lot of iOS users often make use of Google Sync on their devices to synchronise with their data on Gmail and Google Calendar. To enhance their user experience, Google has given some tweaks to the Sync service.

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Google testing yet another redesign

Google appears to be testing yet another redesign of its search engine, incorporating a new stylish colour scheme but also moving website links to a new position, underneath the title.

The redesign isn’t available to all users, but was spotted and shared on Twitter by David Pierce. It comes just days after the search giant announced it was to roll out new features for both mobile and desktop search users, unveiling new search shortcuts for its mobile pages, Voice Search within its Chrome browser and new Google Instant image search and Instant Pages.

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HTC launches Sensation Smartphone

With its latest offering Sensation, Taiwanese manufacturer HTC, has added yet another dual-core Android smartphone in the market, along with the Samsung Galaxy S2 and the LG Optimus 2X.

The cost for the Sensation is 32,700 INR. It is definitely competition for the Samsung Galaxy S which is priced at 32,990 INR.

In other smartphone news, the HTC Flyer is soon to launch shortly in the next couple of weeks. The HTC will be competing against Samsung’s Galaxy Tab, Blackberry Playbook and the Apple iPad. These ‘tablet’s are soon to be all available in India.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia Duo

An allegedly leaked shot of the upcoming Sony Ericsson Xperia Duo has been leaked. This device is not yet announced so one can only hope that its real.

Almost identical in appearance to the Xperia Arc this device will boast a dual core processor to add to the amazingly awesome experience of the existing Arc.

Yes, looking at the image not everyone will be convinced easily. However, this smartphone has been touted to be Sony Ericsson’s entry in the dual-core smartphone segment and will be called the Xperia Duo.

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Microsoft approval to buy Skype

The Federal Trade Commission said Thursday that it had approved the $8.5 billion acquisition of Skype by Microsoft.

The agency filed a notice of early termination approving the deal, without comment.

Microsoft has won U.S. antitrust approval to buy the Internet phone service Skype, the Federal Trade Commission said in a website posting on Friday.

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LG 3D smartphone

We aren’t sure how important 3D is to the mobile users, but LG believes it’s quite essential. The LG Optimus 3D has been launched in European markets and there is no official declaration from LG about the phone’s debut in other parts of the world. The company claims the launch is likely over the next few weeks. We expect the US launch in mid-July. LG’s Optimus 3D banks on the popularity of Optimus series of phones. Let’s take a quick look at what’s inside this 3D phone.
The device is the latest addition to its famous Optimus series which also includes the dual-core powered LG Optimus 2X.

The device boasts a stereoscopic 3D display, which can deliver 3D content without the need of glasses.

It has a 4.3-inch display, 1080p HD video playback in 2D while 720p HD video playback in 3D, realtime 2D to 3D conversion for photos and videos, 3D augmented reality browser, HDMI port and DLNA capabilities.

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Connecticut wants Facebook meeting over privacy

Connecticut’s Attorney General is concerned over Facebook’s use of facial recognition technology to identify users and has requested a meeting with Facebook officials to discuss ways to alleviate those concerns.

Attorney General George Jepsen said in a letter to Facebook earlier this week that the world’s No. 1 Internet social network appeared to have overlooked consumer privacy by analyzing the faces in photographs posted on the website and cataloging the recognition.

The new feature uses facial recognition software to identify Facebook users in photographs, links the photograph with the user’s name and stores the information in the company’s database without the user being notified. Prior to this change, users had to manually tag others in photos, and those identified were then notified of the tag.

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Yahoo India to tie up with schools for internet education

Internet usage is increasing rapidly in non-metro cities , so much so that more than 50% of the new subscribers are from these tier-II towns.

Senior Director, Yahoo India, Nitin Mathur said that the trend in internet usage is changing fast with metros which dominated the scene just a year back giving way to the non metro towns now.

He said that currently there are an estimated 8 crore net users of which

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Long-distance relationship

Relationships can be difficult and adding the considerable strain of long distance can make it considerably harder. But if two people love each other enough, then distance shouldn’t matter, right? Yet despite all the ways technology can help us stay in touch, long distance relationships frequently fail to work out. We sat down with leading relationship experts to find out the secrets to maintaining long distance love and why it so often fails.

Solving Communication
According to clinical psychologist, Dr. Rob Dobrenski, the largest barrier of long-distance.........

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Airbus unveils transparent airplane

Airbus has unveiled a futuristic concept for a transparent plane that may be everyday air transport in 2050. With its see-through aircraft cabin, passengers of the future will get a window on the world as they fly through the sky. They will be able to see everything to the sides and in front of them.

The concept cabin unveiled at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London, would be a bionic structure that ‘mimics’ the efficiency of the bird bone, claimed the company...........

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‘Slimmest’ LED, 3D cinema monitors

LG Electronics India has broadened its monitor portfolio with the launch of 3D cinema monitor, world’s slimmest LED monitors and IPS monitor.

The new LG Cinema 3D TV range is the next generation of 3D for the home, bringing a cinema experience to the comfort of the living room. Taking advantage of all of the rapid advances in technology, it delivers a brighter, sharper, flicker-free image with an ultra- wide viewing angle, but without the expensive and complicated glasses that older 3D TV sets rely upon...........

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Effective brain boosters

Our brain is our most important asset. Its higher cognitive abilities allow us to rapidly adapt to new situations, environments and dangers. It is the most complicated biological structure known and sometimes the most difficult to define. Because it is so multidimensional, there are many things to consider when assessing its health – things such as retention and retrieval, tenacity, perception, motor skills, comprehension, processing and natural ability.
Brainworks works without harmful stimulants like ephedra or ephedrine. Each of its ingredients has been proven safe and effective over a 10-year period to increase cognitive thought and physical reaction times, according to the manufacturer. One of Brainworks’ active ingredients, huperzine-A, is showing promise in clinical trials for the treatment of........

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Fake Antivirus Targets Firefox

Malware writers are not only becoming more conversant in their programming skills but there also is a major improvement in their writing skills as well. This new malware string is only limited to Firefox browsers and only pops up when a Firefox user accidently stumbles upon a malicious website. The malicious webpage is an exact replica of Microsoft Windows update page. However, if you do regularly run updates you would know that all Windows updates are only accessible via Internet Explorer. Microsoft Updates are not accessible via any other browser.Firefox users have targeted by a new scam that tries

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Junrey Balawing – World’s Smallest Man

A Guinness World Records spokesman said last night: “We are looking to review the claim when Junrey Balawing turns 18, which is when candidates for this title can officially apply for the record.”

Hatice Kocaman, 21, from Turkey, is the world’s smallest woman, at just 28in tall.

She suffers from a rare bone disorder which means she weighs only 15lb.

At just over 28in, American Stacey Herald is the world’s smallest mum.

The 36-year-old, from Kentucky, has three kids with hubby Wil, 27, who is 5ft 9in.

A Filipino blacksmith’s son who stands less than 2 feet tall was declared the world’s shortest man by Guinness World Records on Sunday, sparking a celebration in his hometown.

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Working while sick is a bad idea

Australians used to be notorious for loving a sickie, but experts are warning against a new trend in the Western world of employees turning up to work when they are ill.

In an editorial published in the British Medical Journal, New Zealand sociologist Kevin Dew said ”presenteeism” was associated with negative health effects and could help spread infections.

A new study’s found that pressure to work through bouts of short-term illness can have long-term negative effects on health and productivity.

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Apple set to launch new MacBook Air

Apple Inc is likely to introduce a new range of MacBook Air laptops based on Intel’s latest Sandy Bridge microprocessors.

Industry analysts and Apple watchers are certain the launch would take place in the coming weeks with Apple airbrushing the popular laptop with a new heart.

The new MacBook Airs will most likely have 32-nanometer Sandy Bridge ultra-low-voltage Core i5 and Core i7 chips. These chips contain between 3 and 4 MB of Smart Cache and can support a theoretical 8GB of RAM.

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June 15 to see century's darkest

Very long total lunar eclipse coming Wednesday

About LunarEclipse

The aim of Lunar Eclipse is to develop a collection of eclipse plugins that together make a IDE for the development of applications in the Lua programming language. The environment will provide syntax highlight, code completion, compilation errors, code and comment folding and an ouline view besides the tools that the eclipse platform does provide. This set will allow to develop Lua programms more easily and more comfortable than other sollutions.

The following features are implemented or planned:

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Google working on a messaging application to take on iMessage and BBM?

Since the introduction of the mobile phone, text messaging has been the favorite telephony style, with data carriers at least gain 80 percent of profit from every single text message sent. But if smartphones makers follow the trend of free text messaging between similar devices running on the same operating system, the gain surely would be plummeted.

Some reports are suggesting that Google is already working on a BlackBerry massager and iMessage type app for its Android operating system.

Google is working on a messaging application similar to that of the BlackBerry Messenger(BBM) offered by Research In Motion, according to the Wall Street Journal

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Career options in software industry

Today there are more requirements for entry level jobs especially in the roles of a developer, networking specialist, tester or support engineer. Choosing a career path in software industry is a tough decision. This article will assist fresh engineering graduates to understand some of the roles and responsibilities of various career options in software industry.

When we dream about starting our career in software industry, we think of landing up in a programming or development role. Some of us start learning

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Dogs Can read our minds

How do dogs learn to beg for food or behave badly, particularly when they are not paid any attention? It’s a combination of specific cues, context and previous experience, say researchers.

How your pet comes to respond to the level of people’s attentiveness tells us something about the way dogs think and learn about human behaviour, says University of Florida’s Monique Udell, who conducted the study with her team. Their research suggests it is down to a combination of specific cues, context and previous experience, reports the journal Learning & Behaviour.

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Botox surgery & their side effects

While most people have no problems when taking Botox, side effects are possible. In clinical studies, commonly reported side effects included droopy eyelids, muscle weakness, and difficulty swallowing. These side effects were generally mild and easily treated. However, if you develop serious side effects of Botox, such as chest pain, speech problems, or double vision, you should contact your healthcare provider immediately.

How Botox Works Botox works by blocking the release of a chemical messenger (neurotransmitter) which is formally known as acetylcholine. This neurotransmitter found in the nerve cells usually transmits a nerve impulse to a muscle cell and causes it to contract. With the absence of acetylcholine the muscle cell is

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Ways to keep your job from killing you

Job stress can fray nerves, keep you up at night, and contribute to health problems such as heart disease and depression, but to cure it you first need to find its origin.

The pecking order. It’s pretty clear that something about the workplace pecking order affects health. One factor seems to be how much control employees have over the demands associated with their respective jobs. “Pressure by itself wasn’t a key factor,” says Marmot. “It’s a combination of high demands and low control.” That combination—often found in lower-ranking, lower-paying jobs—is associated with an earlier death, and also with cardiovascular disease, mental health problems, sleep issues,

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Smartphone App To Detect Concussion

An interactive smartphone application has been developed for parents and coaches to identify concussion symptoms immediately after a child has taken a blow to the head or body.

“In youth sports, coaches and parents are on the frontline, and are primarily responsible for recognizing concussions and responding appropriately,” said Gerard Gioia, director of the SCORE Concussion Program at Children’s Medical Center, in a phone interview. Gioia, who worked with researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, stated that after an injury, parents and coaches should be armed with a resource that teaches them how to recognize a suspected concussion before or after a game.

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Weight-loss surgery ups bone fracture risk

If you are struggling with a significant weight problem and looking for a permanent weight loss solution, we can help. We understand the many physical, emotional and psychological issues that are caused by obesity.

Severe obesity is being increasingly recognized as a major health threat. Obesity becomes “morbid” when it reaches the point of significantly increasing the risk of development of other medical illnesses & even shortening of life span. Morbid obesity is a chronic disease, meaning that symptoms build slowly over a period of time. Diet and exercise alone are seldom effective in controlling this problem. It has become increasingly clear that those with morbid obesity may not be able to get their weight under significant control on their own without surgery.

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Hitting pay dirt and eating it too

A new study has provided the most probable explanation for human geophagy — the eating of earth — it protects the stomach against toxins, parasites, and pathogens.

The first written account of human geophagy came from Hippocrates more than 2,000 years ago, says Cornell University researcher Sera Young, who led the study. Since then, the eating of earth has been reported on every continent. Some researchers think geophagy is simply a consequence of food shortage.

the eating of earth has been reported on every inhabited continent and in almost every country. Despite its ubiquity, scientists until now have been unable to definitively explain why people crave earth. Several hypotheses had been considered plausible.

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Microsoft Office 365 to launch on June 28th

Microsoft have begun sending out press invitations for the launch of its new cloud-based office and productivity suite, Office 365.

The new suite is a fully hosted service that companies can buy into offering online versions of their Word, Excel and Powerpoint apps along with a full copy of Office 2010 for desktop computers. It also offers hosted Exchange email and a Sharepoint intranet-style workspace. In addition to this it offers Lync, the company’s new communications platform that integrates IP telephony, messaging and VOIP.

Microsoft is launching its cloud offering office365 later this month with a splashy event NYC.

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The future of Internet’ Online videos,’

Global Internet traffic will reach a staggering 966 exabytes (one exabyte equals a quintillion bytes or 1,024 petabytes) by 2015, as the number of connected devices hits 15 billion.

According to Cisco, each person will own two such devices, with the average American weighing in at seven network-connected devices. Looking to watch an internet video or two on your mobile device?

Your changing habits then represent the future of the internet. Which, in fact, may already have arrived: online video now accounts for 40% of all internet traffic globally, edging out once-dominant file-sharing systems the industry collectively dubs peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, which accounted for a similar proportion of traffic until last year.

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Global Internet Traffic Projected to Quadruple by 2015

Cisco predicts that the number of network-connected devices will be more than 15 billion, twice the world’s population, by 2015. In the fifth annual Cisco Visual Networking index(VNI) Forcast(2010-2015)) released today, the company also said the total amount of global Internet traffic will quadruple by 2015 and reach 966 exabytes per year.

The projected increase of Internet traffic between 2014 and 2015 alone is 200 exabytes, which is greater than the total amount of Internet Protocol

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Teenager sells kidney to buy iPad 2

ONE ARMED GADGET coveters rejoice, you no longer have to give up your other arm to buy an Ipad, instead you can consider selling an internal body part.

Well perhaps not, if the following cautionary tale is to believed. A report in the Chinese newspaper The Global Times says that a teenager in Huaishan, Anhui Province has sold one of his kidneys to buy an ipad and ever since has, well, felt rather bad about it.

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Upcoming Google Nexus smartphone

Last month Google Android’s senior vice president Andy Rubin confirmed that the next Nexus smartphone will most likely be out by the end of the year. Recently, an image of the purported Nexus 3 smartphone created a buzz on the web and theories about a button-less Google Android device starting rolling. It turns out that the leaked image of a new Nexus device is fake and is actually of the Verizon branded HTC Incredible S. Google’s Utopian vision for mobile — at least on some purely theoretical level — is for equal access to unrestricted Android on unrestricted hardware, regardless of

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Rosetta Stone CEO looks to Asia to fuel growth

In last week’s column I took a glance at the Chinese auto industry’s booming fortunes, which, to my mind, serves as a leading indicator of China’s overall economic potential. That’s something of interest to anyone involved in Pacific tourism, as many folks in Saipan are. And many of these same people are, not coincidentally, studying Chinese. That’s a challenging endeavor, but I’ve been able to provide comic relief with random updates on my bungling efforts with the language. Today: Another random update. Topic: The Pimsleur and Rosetta Stone Mandarin Chinese courses.Rosetta Stone Inc, the

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