Apple criticized for not blocking stolen Certs

CWmike writes A security researcher has criticized Apple for lagging behind with its response to the fiasco DigiNotar certificate. He urged the company to quickly update Mac OS X to protect users. We are looking for some very serious issues [about the trust on the Web] and it does not help matters when Apple is dragging its feet, said Paul Henry, a security analyst and forensic science with Lumension. Unlike Microsoft, Windows update on Tuesday to block all SSL certificates issued by DigiNotar, Apple has not updated Mac OS X to do the same. Meanwhile, even the Mac OS X users who want to move yourself are paralyzed, Bob McMillan reports, because the OS can not properly revoke digital certificates doubtful.

Amp free WiFi to Auckland for the Rugby World Cup

from: http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/09/auckland-amps-up-free-wifi-for-rugby-world-cup/:

Just in time for play-by-play tweets on the World Cup rugby in New Zealand, Auckand established a fully integrated WiFi network through a network of public transport link. Officials said buses and trains will get free treatment to the Internet , giving passengers a maximum of three sessions of 30 minutes per day from 1 September to 31 October. Powered by Tomizone and sponsored by localist, the network promises 2 – 6 Mbps downloads and is based on point to point around the town using the assets of fiber for backhaul . If that was not enough connectivity, and the sling are CallPlus concoct some free WiFi of their own with a thousand additional hotspots around the city. Hopefully the added infrastructure mean WiFi access for a nominal
year of excellence for tweetage Rugby round up non related. Check the full PR after the break.

Sprint BlackBerry Curve 9350 will be delayed until October

Well, it seems that Sprint will miss tomorrow’s launch date for the BlackBerry Curve 9350 . A representative of the Network now confirmed the news to us today, stating that the phone will not arrive until next month due to unforeseen circumstances. Although the company has yet to announce a new target date, the anonymous informant, who had originally uncovered the story tells Phone Arena to expect a second arrival in October. Seeing that Sprint already sells two BlackBerry models that are significantly better than the 9350 curve, we hope that you will not lose sleep over the revelation. However, if you have a personal grudge against touch screens, you’d better reset to count down, starting … now.

Patent reform bill passes Senate

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First accepted nephorm sender writes The Senate passed the first major overhaul of patent law in the nation in more than half a century from America Invent Law The law has received overwhelming approval in a 89-9 vote From the article: .. The Invent America Act switches of the patent system in the United States from a first-to-invent to a first nation to a file. It also establishes a new system of patent examination and give the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office more flexibility to set and pass the fees paid by inventors to obtain patents and companies to register trademarks.

Booktrack Adds Music and sound effects to electronic books

Zothecula wrote There is no doubt that the soundtrack can significantly enhance the immersiveness and the emotional impact of movies and TV programs. But some audio accompaniment can do the same for books? New York City-based startup Booktrack think so and released an IOS software – an application with Android also on how -.. adding sound to eBooks As the user reads, they can hear the ambient background noise relevant to the current setting of the book, specific sound effects synchronized with the text as it is read, and music, but a soundtrack to ‘boost the reader’s imagination and commitment as the company claims, or does it just create another distraction to overcome when diving into a book on the bus on the way home ?

Samsung High Fidelity app GPS position gives a boost Russian Mango

Using GPS on your phone to guide you through the city streets can sometimes be a painful experience, especially in hot spots of the signal (or when there is a breeze). Fortunately, there is a fantasy novel solution – for some of you at least. Position fidelity is an application specifically for Samsung Mango phones that supercharges the GPS module with two updates to help position. The first uses the onboard accelerometer and compass to help guide the device Windows 7 itself on congested city streets. The second is that it will now access GLONASS – the Russian equivalent of GPS – find your position a few feet. Once installed, the app is only visible in the settings menu, where you need to activate it. We can also expect to see more GLONASS in the future, since the Russian import taxes imposing about 25 percent on any device that is incompatible with the standard Soviet and manufacturers do not want to take a blow of this magnitude on a characteristic that they can use. WP7.5 Samsung owners who want any excuse to celebrate the triumph of Gagarin, Sputnik and Laika can find the software available on the source link below.

Robopocalypse coming to a theater near you, Spielberg to nip in PG

The Robopocalypse is coming – just not in the way you would have feared . DreamWorks and Twentieth Century Fox joined forces to film-making to revive Daniel H. Wilson fiction (for now) are a literary future, apocalyptic robot-barred . The studios have taken a guy named Steven Spielberg behind the camera to film this story in custody, and the plan to scare the bejeezus out of us all when he designs 3 July 2013 – that if we do since the end of the world maya. No casting has been mentioned in the announcement, we will continue to cross your fingers in the hope of some day couch jumper show and the movie star-turned-pilot did not join the blockbuster fear.

Vestel, Extent bring games to Android televisions, with ‘all-you-can-eat subscription service

Just last week Vestel was busy showing his BitTorrent Certified television , and now the company is partnering with Scope to deliver Android games to your television – and do it your self by playing a free buffet background. Described as the first all-you-can-eat TV service subscription Android game, GameTanium allows users to Smart Box Vestel set-top box to access a range of enhanced TV games from the comfort of their living room, using their Android phones as controllers. In addition, the service allows them to switch between their PC, mobile phone, tablet or TV without losing their place in a game. The service will be started this week at IBC , but if this ad has left you hungry for more, there’s always the Golden Corral. PR Full awaits you and your belly after the break.