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Friday, 2 September 2011
Two additional ?Anonymous? hackers charged in UK
Two additional members of Anonymous have been charged in the United Kingdom. The hackers were identified by London’s Metropolitan Police as Christopher Jan Weatherhead (20 years old) and Ashley Rhodes (26 years old), and they were both arrested in January of this year, The Wall Street Journal said. According to London’s Metropolitan Police, Weatherhead and Rhodes are charged with “conspiracy to do an unauthorized act in relation to a computer, with intent to impair the operation of any computer or prevent or hinder access to any program or data held in a computer or to impair the operation of any such program or the reliability of such data.” Rhodes and Weatherhead are out on bail and will appear in court
Samsung Galaxy Tab 750 now available on Flipkart for Rs.34999
Thursday, 1 September 2011
AT&T discontinues A-List feature for new customers, effective today
Nearly two years after AT&T introduced its A-List with Rollover plans to become more competitive against the likes of T-Mobile, Alltel and Verizon, the carrier has decided to nix the feature as of today. After receiving screenshots and a leaked memo detailing Ma Bell's intent, we reached out to company reps, who confirmed to us that these plans are indeed going away. While new customers will no longer be able to benefit from having a pool of five or ten numbers (depending on the plan) to call as much as they want, anyone currently using the service will be grandfathered in. One more disclaimer: switching rate plans from individual to family (or vice versa) may wipe the A-List feature off, so proceed with caution. Head below to read AT&T's official statement regarding the matter, as well as a few shots of the leaked memo.
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Roman wrote a new blog post: Three Facets You Are Able to Refer to for the Buying of 65-nm Xbox Home Console
Roman wrote a new blog post: Three Facets You Are Able to Refer to for the Buying of 65-nm Xbox Home Console In order to deal with the 3 red issue of Xbox360, Microsoft launched the gaming console...
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HTC Eternity Windows Phone Mango Lands In FCC
HTC first Windows Phone Mango handset finally hit FCC. The device will be called the HTC Eternity. The Windows Phone Mango update will be available starting tomorrow along with all the handset that are made by the major manufacturers partners. The device acquire GSM bands 850 and 1900 with no mention of WCDMA bands. The [...]
Sony Ericsson announces Xperia arc S at IFA, coming in October
Sony took to the stage at IFA 2011 to unveil its latest handset, the Sony Ericsson Xperia arc S. It appears to be a refresh of the original that was launched earlier this year. The super-slim device just got a few bumps in features, including a 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 processor and an 8.1 megapixel camera with an Exmor R sensor that includes a "3D sweep panorama" mode, which offers the ability to take 2D (read: not stereoscopic) images and convert them into 3D. The new device will offer a similar 4.2-inch Reality Display that we've seen in the original Arc, and will be available in five colors globally this October. Click on past the break for the company's official presser.
Joseph Volpe contributed to this report.
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