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Facebook's Rival To Google's Project Loon.

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Startup in Nepal launching erasable social media 11Beep.

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ROOT GALAXY NOTE 2!!!

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Fix iPhone Stuck At Apple Boot Logo Loop After iOS 7 Jailbreak

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The recent release of the iOS 7 untethered jailbreak has clearly taken most of the iOS community by surprise. The Evad3rs development team have been hard at work in the background pulling together the necessary components to jailbreak all devices capable of running iOS 7.0.x. As with all first version jailbreaks, it is to be expected that there will be a few teething problems, and it looks like the latest Evasi0n release is proving no different. A growing number of users are reporting that their attempts to jailbreak iOS devices is failing, with the process falling over on the Apple boot logo, which as you might expect stems from a small oversight on the developers side.

Enthusiastic iPhone, iPad and iPod touch owners have been downloading the latest Evasi0n release in their droves. Individual mileage from the jailbreak seems to be varied depending on who you speak to, but seems to fall into three categories: the user either couldn’t download the jailbreak due to server demand. The user successfully downloaded the tool and performed the jailbreak without issue. Or finally, the user downloaded the jailbreak but couldn’t complete the process due to the device hanging on the Apple boot logo at a pivotal part of the jailbreak. If you fall into the latter category then the good news is that there is a resolution.

The Evad3rs team have reacted quickly to users taking to social media sites such as Twitter and Reddit to express their concerns at the failing process. The Apple boot logo issue only seems to occur on those devices that are running a version of iOS 7.0 that has been installed via an over-the-air (OTA) update. If you’ve downloaded your current version of iOS through a prompt within the Settings.app then it’s likely this issue could occur. The team behind the jailbreak have updated the Evasi0n website with the following notice:

Over The Air updates of iOS 7 are known to create an issue and make the jailbreak fail. Some devices are then stuck on the Apple Boot Logo. Until we fix that, please restore your device to 7.0.4. with iTunes first.

It may be an extra step in the process that users would prefer not to go through, but it represents an almost immediate resolution to a pretty big problem and should be considered a fix at this time. If you are stuck, enter your device into DFU mode:

Connect your iPhone to your computer.
Turn iPhone off.
Start iTunes.
Hold Power and Home buttons together for 10 seconds or so.
Release Power button but keep holding the Home button until your computer recognizes a new USB device.
iTunes will now recognize your iPhone.

Now Restore it to iOS 7.0.4 using iTunes. You can download iOS 7.0.4 from here, and download iTunes 11.1.3 from here.

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Jailbreak iOS 7.0-7.0.4 !!! HOW TO !!!!!

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NOKIA ANDROID MOBILE. FACT OR FICTION?

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Back Track 5r3 VS Kali linux : Battle of the dragons

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BackTrack is/was a specialty Linux distribution for security professionals. It is designed for hacking and penetration testing and is loaded with the best Free and Open Source (FOSS) hacking applications available. The last edition was BackTrack 5 R3 (the R is for Revolution).

After BackTrack 5 R3, the developers decided to retool and revamp their distribution. The result of their effort was released as Kali Linux. So the gist of this article is this: BackTrack is now known as Kali Linux, and if you came to this website searching for information about BackTrack 5 R3, Kali Linux 1.0 is the distribution you should be looking for.

So, aside from upgraded applications and a name change, what’s the real difference between BackTrack and Kali Linux?

The most important differences are these:

1. While BackTrack is based on Ubuntu Desktop and used Ubiquity as the graphical installation program, Kali Linux is based on the latest edition of Debian and uses the Debian Installer (DI).

2. The difference in the graphical installation programs is significant, because with DI comes support for LVM, the Linux Logical Volume Manager, and full disk encryption. Those are features that you didn’t have with BackTrack’s installer.

3. Another significant difference is that because Ubuntu’s packages are not compatible with Debian packages, upgrading from BackTrack 5 R3 to Kali Linux 1.0 is not recommended. So if you have an installation of any edition of BackTrack 5, you should be prepared to switch to Kali Linux.

4. The last difference worth noting here is this: With BackTrack 5, you had a choice of two desktop environments – KDE and GNOME 2. However, with Kali Linux, you could roll your own desktop environment, aside from the default, which is GNOME 3. So, if Cinnamon, KDE, E17 is your choice, the steps for creating them are easy to follow. For example, see how to build a custom KDE image for Kali Linux.

This is a screen shot from a test installation of the KDE edition of BackTrack 5.

Here’s one from a test installation of Kali Linux 1.0

ANDROID ON NOKIA N9

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Good news for that owners of Nokia N9, now they can enjoy Ice Cream Sandwich OS on their N9 in a separate partition. If you are interested follow below guide to install it, but first please note that this doesn’t show any effect on current MeeGo setup but for safety you should do a backup, please use Windows PC, and the below guide is bit risky for that please be careful, especially when typing in commands etc, and proceed at your own risk and we will not be guilty for any harm done to your device.

Instructions

Step #1: First you’ll have to go to Settings > Security > Device Lock > Autolock and turn it OFF.

Step #2: Download the Flasher program to flash the N9 with WinFlasher-3.12.1.exe.

Step #3: Now install the downloaded file to PC and install it to the folder C:Program FilesNokiaFlasher when prompted.

Step #4: Turn the phone off and it shouldn’t be connect with PC.

Step #5: Download NaviFirm

Step #6: Unzip it and install it on PC.

Step #7: open NaviFirm and then select the Nokia N9 from the far left list, then select 30.2012.7.1 from the second list, then look for your version of the Nokia N9 in the last list (you can better decide by looking under the SIM tray for the 7 character identifier, type in that identifier in the last list to easily find your version) and select it.

Step #8: Once it is selected click Unmark all at the top, then look through that list and only check the one that starts with DFL61 AND has the word LEGACY in it.

Step #9: Now click on “Browse” next to “Save to” on the right and choose the folder C:Program FilesNokiaFlasher and also uncheck the “Use productcode as final path”

Step #10: Click Download.

Step #11: Download the Kernel file and save it inside the folder C:Program FilesNokiaFlasher

Step #12: Open the command prompt on your computer by opening the start menu and typing cmd in the search box and hitting enter.

Step #13: In the command prompt type the following with hitting enter at the end of each line:

cd C:Program FilesNokiaFlasher
flasher -a DFL61_HARMATTAN_30.2012.07-1_PR_LEGACY_005-OEM1-958_ARM.bin -k zImage –flash-only=kernel -f –R

Step #14: After hitting enter at the last line, plug the USB cable into the phone first then plug the other end into the computer and wait a few seconds for it to start flashing the phone.

Step #15: Now you need to install Sillyboot, so first disconnect the device from PC and turn it on if it isn’t on already.

Step #16: On your device, go to Settings > Security > Developer Mode and turn it ON. This will restart the device and download some apps, say yes to all the prompts.

Step #17: Connect the device again to PC using USB cable and USB Storage mode so we can transfer files to it.

Step #18: Download the Sillyboot file to PC.

Step #19: Copy the Sillyboot file to the Nokia N9 in the MyDocs folder and unplug the device.

Step #20: Now Open Terminal on the Nokia N9 and type the following into it with hitting enter at the end of each line (when asked for a password put in rootme):

devel-su
tar xjvf /home/user/MyDocs/sillyboot.tar.bz2 -C /

Step #21: Now you’ll install Ice Cream Sandwich so download the ICS ROM to PC.

Step #22: Connect the device to PC using USB cable and select USB Storage mode so we can transfer files to it.

Step #23: Copy the file to your Nokia N9 in the MyDocs folder.

Step #24: Disconnect the device from PC and Open Terminal on the Nokia N9 and type the following into it with hitting enter at the end of each line (when asked for a password put in rootme):

devel-su
tar xjvf /home/user/MyDocs/nninedroid_ics_alpha1.tar.bz2 -C /home/

Step #25: Now turn off the Nokia N9 and then turn it back on. When prompted, hit the Volume Up button to boot into the “alternative OS” and wait a while for it to boot for the first time.

Step #26: Soon as your device boots in to Android, go to Settings > Display > Sleep and change the option to 30 minutes (there is a known issue that sometimes when it goes to sleep it will turn off the phone). And to boot back to regular MeeGo, simply turn off the phone and turn it back on.

Console smackdown! PlayStation 4 vs. Xbox One

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The last time a new PlayStation or Xbox hit the market, Facebook had fewer than 12 million users, a tablet was a pill and nobody outside of Apple had heard of a gadget called the iPhone.

That was more than seven years ago. It's a vastly different technology landscape that will greet Sony and Microsoft in the coming days when the two old rivals go head to head again with splashy new consoles.

Sony's PlayStation 4 hits stores on Friday, with Microsoft's Xbox One coming a week later, on November 22.

Between them, they account for two of the gaming world's Big Three (Nintendo, which rolled out the Wii U last year, casts a wider net to draw children, families and more casual players). The venerable PlayStation and Xbox remain the fiercest rivals for the hearts and minds of so-called hardcore gamers -- the diehards who stand in line for intense, intricate titles like "Call of Duty" that pull in more cash than Hollywood blockbusters

But it was 2005 when the Xbox 360 hit the market, and a year later when the PlayStation 3 debuted. Now, the two platforms will be competing for holiday dollars in a world where anyone can boot up a video game instantly on a phone or tablet, and in which streaming and cloud technology mean most major video-game titles can be played as easily on souped-up PCs.

Even the now-ubiquitous Facebook, which now has 1.1 billion users, plays a role. Tens of millions of people play games on the site daily (athough few of the faithful who will line up for the new consoles may consider crushing candy or farming virtual cows "real" gaming).

So which of the two rivals, if either, will cut through the clutter and prevail? It remains to be seen, though the fight has already begun.

Earlier this year, Microsoft reversed course on poorly received plans to require Xbox One users to be online while playing and to limit how much digital games could be shared or resold. But that wasn't before Sony got in some shots of its own.

Early reviews of the PS4 have been positive, with Time.com's Matt Peckham praising it as "everything Sony's learned about platform design, honed and polished to something just shy of perfection."

The Xbox One will get its chance to shine next week. And the debate over which platform is better will continue, long after the new consoles start landing in homes.

Until then, here's a "tale of the tape" look at some of the features of two devices.

Launch date

PlayStation 4: November 15

Xbox One: November 22

Price

PlayStation 4: $399

Xbox One: $499

Titles at launch

PlayStation 4: 16

Xbox One: 23

Exclusive titles

PlayStation 4: Deep Down; Driveclub; InFamous: Second Son; Killzone: Shadow Fall; Knack; Resogun; Shadow of the Beast; The Order: 1886.

Xbox One: Dead Rising 3; Forza Motorsport 5; Halo 5; Killer Instinct; Project Spark; Quantum Break; Ryse: Son of Rome; Sunset Overdrive; Titanfall.

Entertainment Apps

Both: Netflix, Amazon Instant, Vudu, Hulu Plus, Redbox Instant

PlayStation 4: NBA Game Time, NHL Game Center Live, Sony Music Unlimited, Sony Video Unlimited

Xbox One: HBO Go, Watch ESPN, Fox Now, FX Now, TED, Univision Deportes, Xbox Music, Xbox Video

Processor

PlayStation 4: 8-core x86-64 AMD "Jaguar" CPU

Xbox One: 8-Core AMD custom CPU

Memory

PlayStation 4: 8 GB

Xbox One: 8 GB

Storage

PlayStation 4: 500 GB

Xbox One: 500 GB

Camera

PlayStation 4: None (Available for $59)

Xbox One: Kinect 2

Which console do you prefer, and which features are most important to you? Let us know in the comments.

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