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Motorola pulls an Apple with 'found' Olympus

<img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com//classifications/Mobile%20Phones/Motorola/motolseven-200-200.jpg"> Motorola's mobile phone strategy has been heading in a different direction for a while, but that hasn't stopped it copying Apple and seeing one if its flagship devices 'found' in a fleamarket. Unsurprisingly, it's <a href="http://gizmodo.com/5703027/motorola-olympus-found-at-flea-market-poses-for-hi+res-photoshoot">Gizmodo </A>that got the first pictures of the Motorola Olympus, which has been the subject of a few leaks recently. The phone is running Android 2.2, has an Nvidia Tegra 2 chip stuck inside and also brings a HDMI-out port as well. But will it blend? Some specs haven't been confirmed, with the screen size probably around 3.7- to 4-inch in size, as well as elements like on board storage. The finder of the Motorola Olympus said that he was surprised it worked at all when he picked it, saying: "[I] bought it not knowing it would power on. Apparently by holding volume down and power I was able to access a developers menu with a lot of features, one being a bypass activation screen. This is a pretty cool phone." With such leaking going on, we can only assume that the Motorola Olympus is coming soon - although whether it will get a UK release date is unknown.

Motorola pulls an Apple with 'found' Olympus

Motorola's mobile phone strategy has been heading in a different direction for a while, but that hasn't stopped it copying Apple and...

Three Pirate Bay founders found guilty as charged

<img alt="Three Pirate Bay founders found guilty as charged" border="0" height="150" src="/113591matter.jpg" width="200"> After the recent Limewire lock-down, this might shake you up a bit. Three out of four BitTorrent based The Pirate Bay founders were charged guilty of contributory copyright infringement by the Swedish Appeals court reported TorrentFreak. The court has reduced the prison tenure but increased the amount payable as damages to the entertainment industries. Three out of four Pirate Bay Founders - Peter Sunde, Fredik Neij and Carl Lundstroem are now equally liable for total damages worth $6.5 millions from initial $4.6 millions. Last year in April, the Pirate Bay founders - Peter Sunde, Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg and Carl Lundstrom were found guilty for copyright infringement under Swedish law through The Pirate Bay website. The music label lawyers were successful in proving that these four people helped in sharing copyright bearing multimedia files. Eventually all four guys were declared guilty and sentenced year each in jail. All four were equally liable to pay $4.6 millions as damages. The Pirate Bay is BitTorrent file tracker heaven for the online sharing of music, videos, movies, software and other files. Four Vikings argued that the Pirate Bay was merely a search engine. But infact the Torrent files offered that can be used by BitTorrent client software to download the entire file.  After the April verdict, the appeals trials took place in Sept. and Oct. duration. Svea Appeals Court announced its decision of upholding the Appeals of three founders. As per the court s decision prison sentences of Peter Sunde is eight months, Fredrik Neij is 10 months and Carl Lundstroem is four months. Court stated that the Pirate Bay has facilitated illegal file-sharing in a way that results in criminal liability for those who run the service. For the three defendants the court of appeal believes it is proven that they participated in these activities in different ways and to varying degrees. Warg s appeal trial is yet to take place because he was suffering from illness and hence couldn't be part of this trail.   There, there. These four men aren t related to The Pirate Bay anymore so nothing will happen to the site. Peter Sunde did share the plans of appealing to Supreme Court as soon as possible. It's not over yet.

Three Pirate Bay founders found guilty as charged

After the recent Limewire lock-down, this might shake you up a bit. Three out of four BitTorrent based The Pirate Bay founders were charged ...

How to Fix an Amptron Laptop With Windows 2000 With IDE & CD-ROM Not Found

Locate the manufacturer's name and model number for both your computer's motherboard and your CD-ROM drive. You can find your motherboard information in your computer's original instruction manual, or by opening up your computer's case (while the unit is powered down) and looking at the identification label on the device itself. You can find your CD-ROM drive manufacturer and model number by clicking "Start," "Computer," right-clicking your CD-ROM drive icon, clicking "Properties" and clicking the "Hardware" tab. You will need this information to locate the proper drivers for both devices. The information about your motherboard will help locate the driver for your IDE controller (as this device is permanently attached to your motherboard).Open your Web browser and go to the manufacturer's website for your motherboard. For example, if the company Phoenix made your motherboard, you would need to go to its website. Use the "Search" function of the website to search for your motherboard by model number. When you locate the motherboard product website, look for the download link for your IDE controller driver and click "Download" to download it to your computer.Navigate to the manufacturer's website for your CD-ROM drive. For example, if HP made your CD-ROM drive, you need to go to HP's website. Use the "Search" function of the website to search for your CD-ROM drive by model number. When you locate the device's product website, look for the download link for your CD-ROM driver and click "Download" to download it to your computer.Double-click your IDE driver file. Click "Extract" to install the driver onto your computer. Install the CD-ROM driver by double-clicking its icon and selecting the "Extract" button as well.Reboot your Windows 2000 computer. Your computer will recognize both devices now that drivers are installed.

How to Fix an Amptron Laptop With Windows 2000 With IDE & CD-ROM Not Found

Locate the manufacturer's name and model number for both your computer's motherboard and your CD-ROM drive. You can find your mothe...