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War of the Worlds head for Xbox 360 and PS3

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War of the Worlds head for Xbox 360 and PS3

War of the Worlds- the H.G. Wells classic that actually sent people into panic mode so many years ago over a radio narration simply beca...

World's first GLONASS-enabled smartphone ships in Russia, GPS ponders a recalculation

<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"><div style="text-align: center;"><img src="http://img705.imageshack.us/img705/2383/clipboard20110402121359.png" /></div>Well, would you look at that? The planet's first GLONASS phone is now available, but it looks as if you'll need to soar over to Russia in order to use it. Of course, if you've followed the GLONASS story at all you wouldn't find that shocking in the least, and if you choose to pick up the ZTE-built MTS GLONASS 945 on your next trip, you'll be treated to full-on GPS support back in the States. It's a Froyo-based device with a 3.2-inch capacitive touchpanel, 2 megapixel camera, 130MB of memory, Bluetooth / WiFi and a price tag of just under 11,000 Rubles. That's around $400 in real money, which you'll probably find suits you best in your wallet if you've already picked up the all-too-similar Vodafone 945. Here's hoping the world's second GLONASS phone is a bit more compelling in the design and feature standpoint, yeah? 
 
[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]World's first GLONASS-enabled smartphone ships in Russia, GPS ponders a recalculation 
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World's first GLONASS-enabled smartphone ships in Russia, GPS ponders a recalculation

Well, would you look at that? The planet's first GLONASS phone is now available, but it looks as if you'll need to soar over to Russ...

Sunderland man claims world's first 3D website

<img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com//classifications/computing/internet-and-broadband/images/3dwebsite-200-200.jpg"> A site claiming to be the 'world's first 3d website' has been launched, although you will need active glasses, a 3D ready television and a browser that you run through your screen. Sunderland's Stereografix have devised the offering which can be seen at <a href="http://www.stereoscopic-3d.co.uk/">http://www.stereoscopic-3d.co.uk</A>. Stereografix founder Saif Chaudhry told the <a href="http://www.nebusiness.co.uk/business-news/latest-business-news/2010/12/17/world-s-first-3d-website-is-pioneered-in-region-51140-27840918/">nebusiness.co.uk</A>: "I don't think many people are even thinking this far ahead, and we've got a prototype already. It's not every day you can say you're first with something where the internet is concerned. <img alt="3D site" src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/computing/internet-and-broadband/images/3dwebsite-420-90.jpg" width="420"></IMG> A lot more "I think there needs to be a lot more 3D TVs and computer monitors out there before it becomes mainstream, but peoplearen'tjust going to go out and buy these things unless they've got something to show on them," he continued. Of course, there are likely to be a few quibbles about whether this qualifies as the first 3D website; 3D videos have been floating around on the likes of YouTube for some time for instance. But it's nice to see a UK company making the claim anyway – and the site is well worth a look (if you have the kit, of course) . There is a version for people with passive 3D televisions planned, although the current version needs the powered active glasses.

Sunderland man claims world's first 3D website

A site claiming to be the 'world's first 3d website' has been launched, although you will need active glasses, a 3D ready televi...

The world's most annoying burglar alarm (video)

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The UK's very own Alarm Monitoring Company has developed what it's calling the world's most annoying alarm. The cheeky VuVutech 5000 starts with the company's own AMCO alarm system attached to five powerful air horns topped off with a vuvuzella quintette pièce de résistance.

The world's most annoying burglar alarm (video)

The UK's very own Alarm Monitoring Company has developed what it's calling the world's most annoying alarm. The cheeky VuVutech...

World's smallest battery uses a single nanowire, plant-eating virus could improve Li-ion cells tenfold

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<iframe align="left" frameborder="0" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" scrolling="no" src="http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm?t=latesttecompu-20&o=1&p=8&l=bpl&asins=B002Y27P3M&fc1=000000&IS2=1&lt1=_blank&m=amazon&lc1=0000FF&bc1=000000&bg1=FFFFFF&f=ifr" style="height: 245px; padding-right: 10px; padding-top: 5px; width: 131px;"></iframe>When it comes to building better batteries, building electrodes with greater surface area is key, and scientists are looking to exotic methods to attract the tiny particles they need. We've already seen graphene and carbon nanotubes soak up those electrons, but the University of Maryland has another idea -- they're using the Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) to generate usable patterns of nanorods on the surface of existing metal electrodes. By simply modifying the germ and letting it do its thing, then coating the surface with a conductive film, they're generating ten times the energy capacity of a standard lithium-ion battery while simultaneously rendering the nasty vegetarian bug inert.

World's smallest battery uses a single nanowire, plant-eating virus could improve Li-ion cells tenfold

When it comes to building better batteries, building electrodes with greater surface area is key, and scientists are looking to exotic meth...

IT Network Security - The New World's Lock & Key

It's Sunday morning, when another office, just to turn on your computer you've logged in - on a sudden you begin to feel your "Home Page" is changed, your computer is progressing too slowly in short internet connection is extremely slow .... IT Network and began to cut down your fresh in all men! The workplace is sure that that hath an issue about a year, however, anything thought of "quite the internal" to being shut, and the chambers of. Today the world has grown and is made on the computer driven technology, providing innovative e-crime an opportunity to use are in this case the benefit of the network through the carelessness of a hostage of your knowledge and use of greater technology. More than they are now more need of was a very large kinds of firewalls that, Network Lockdowns, Key Fobs, etc. passwords and that the work of companies to obtain the sensitive information from the books of financial lifeline and kept the basic to the work. Others do not know how they perform the affairs of the exponents themselves, but when he opened the port in the firewall or router leading to a hole in the database or the network of the world can look at the sensitive material without you even knowing until it's too late. Last month a new company signed on with Libra IT for simple "network support" because they felt their old IT provider was not giving them the patience they feel they deserved. When our engineer did a <a href="http://www.librait.net/free_it_network_audit.htm" rel="nofollow" target="_new"></A>network audit we noticed that the tape backup's have not been successful in over 2 months! With that alone a red flag should have gone up. More problems were found... much more! Every port on the firewall was open allowing anyone into the server which nullified the purpose of the firewall entirely. And to add misery to suffering... Half the staff knew the Administrator Password!!! (Simple passwords are not enough... did you know that the most common password used today is "password" and the second most common is "admin"? Many users have half a dozen passwords to remember which is why the most common password is 'password.' The usual solution is to write it down. But how secure is that?) This oversight allowed anyone into the system to change, delete or add anything they wanted... what if one of these people became a "disgruntled employee" later down the line? Finally we stumbled upon another serious issue that could have been disastrous... After the previous IT person was "dismissed" they were trying to hack into the system using "old employees passwords" (which worked) and decided to try and delete files as well as "hide" mistakes he made. Luckily we tracked everything they did by backing the system up successfully in case anything like this happened! Makes you wish we could go back to the old days when we had a safe with paperwork in it or a filing cabinet with a lock on it that held our businesses most prized possessions. Today, this information is resting in your servers, networked to the staff and then to the internet for fast and easy day to day operations bringing business to what we once called "The future of doing business". With this new system that has treated us well in the past decade or so, we have neglected to see what other possibilities are growing out there such as network hacking, malicious script sent through email in the form of humour from a trusted source, which destroys our data or even worse, a complete breakdown of our network and loss of all information. Another item I wanted to touch upon was something I stumbled upon last month when a new client came on board and asked simply if we could upgrade their server. The company in this situation changed their IT Firm service to us because they felt like they were not getting the service they needed and wanted more experienced engineering in their technical arena. <DIV class=almost_half_cell id=gt-res-content> <DIV dir=ltr>As he felt quite Financial of so great a company we did not know that which you were sealed it stumble upon! If you look at any time the URL's you will see the most of them start with http. But he trusted in the links you come across "as though used by companies financial institutions which any laws by which look like this is http:where" S "signifies the site that it's secure, which no man have authority to enter unless with British, by the sad in the password. This can only be the allies he trusted their financial know how to site was in no way shape or form safe? Here's how he did the previous firm ... a firm that the angle above all the confidence in the URL to send traffic to one Web-server dwelling place for the main page under the URL https: then he carried away to retrieve the http:to he asks for a simple "was given to financial are for from any other source of clients and slaves (he is a serf was given to storage). Vehicles may be forgiven the server which is the first carried away again http:to https: to look on and back to the people that is secure! At length, trace of this had been sent unbeknownst to them that was given to financial bodies were not enough to be performed. This was immediately corrected and a lesson to at last restored to confidence but ... when implemented as security for your network, Arise, certificates of records of your opinion you will find, or even thou, father, hackers of the world and asking the eyes.</DIV></DIV>

IT Network Security - The New World's Lock & Key

It's Sunday morning, when another office, just to turn on your computer you've logged in - on a sudden you begin to feel your "...

Cowon launches world's first auto-stereoscopic 3D PMP

Cowon announces this week that it is first to market with the world's first ever glasses-free (or 'auto-stereoscopic') 3D personal media player. Cowon's new 3D PMP runs Windows CE 6.0 and is fully compatible with Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000/ME, Mac OS X and Linux v2.4. <img alt="Cowon launches world's first glasses-free 3d pmp" src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/images/cowon3d%204-420-90.jpg" title="Cowon launches world's first glasses-free 3d pmp" width="420"></IMG> The Cowon 3D's display is a 4.8-inch 800 x 400 widescreen and the device is also capable out outputting 1080p video via a HDMI slot. There is the choice of two Flash-compatible browsers including Opera Mobile. Additionally, the Cowon 3D also includes a documents app, a voice recorder and dictionary apps. <img alt="Cowon launches world's first glasses-free 3d pmp" src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/images/cowon_3d_inline1-420-90.jpg" title="Cowon launches world's first glasses-free 3d pmp" width="420"></IMG> Wi-Fi is limited to 802.11 b/g, with the manufacturer claiming that the device has a battery life that extends to 45 hours for audio or 10 hours for video playback. The Cowon 3D comes with either 32GB or 64GB of Flash memory is available in 32GB or 64GB, expandable via an SD card slot. <img alt="Cowon launches world's first glasses-free 3d pmp" src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/images/cowon_3d_inline2-420-90.jpg" width="420"></IMG> The Cowon 3D is out in December in Korea for the equivalent of around $430 for the 32GB model or $510 for the 64GB version. No word yet on UK distribution and pricing. <img alt="Cowon launches world's first glasses-free 3d pmp" src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/images/cowon_3d_inline3-420-90.jpg" title="Cowon launches world's first glasses-free 3d pmp" width="420"></IMG>

Cowon launches world's first auto-stereoscopic 3D PMP

Cowon announces this week that it is first to market with the world's first ever glasses-free (or 'auto-stereoscopic') 3D person...

Pure One Flow: world's cheapest connected radio launched

<img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com//classifications/images/Pure%20One%20Flow-200-200.jpg"> Pure has launched the world's most affordable 'connected' radio this week, a single portable that will let you access internet radio, in addition to all of your usual FM and DAB favourites. The Pure One Flow is the fifth member of Pure's One family and will cost £99.99 – a decent price for those who want to dive into the thousands of internet radio stations on offer. "One Flow achieves a new price in premium digital and internet radio, but it does so without compromise," says Colin Crawford, Pure's director of marketing. "So you get all the benefits of broadcast digital radio, plus new on-line content and you even get access to our revolutionary FlowSongs service to buy music direct from your radio. ONE Flow really will deliver internet-connected digital radio for everyone." New era for internet radio Pure's One Flow will automatically hook up to your local home Wi-Fi connection to access thousands of internet radio stations and podcasts, as well as loads of BBC Listen Again content. You can also use Pure's Lounge service, which helps you save your favourite internet stations and podcasts. To go alongside this Pure recently launched a <a href="http://www.techradar.com/news/computing/apple/pure-launches-internet-radio-iphone-app-910875">Lounge app for iPhone</A>. Describing the look of the latest connected radio, Pure says: "With its luxurious, black satin-touch finish, satin-chrome dials and considerably enhanced audio performance, One Flow looks and sounds fantastic – and its intuitive interface including a new home button for easy navigation to the source menu makes it extremely easy to use. "One Flow is also an ideal travelling companion, providing up to 25 hours of portable listening per charge when fitted with the optional rechargeable fit-and-forget ChargePAK E1 (£34.99)." For more check out <a href="http://www.pure.com/">www.pure.com.</A>

Pure One Flow: world's cheapest connected radio launched

Pure has launched the world's most affordable 'connected' radio this week, a single portable that will let you access internet r...

UK firm set to bring superfast broadband to world's poor

<img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com//classifications/computing/internet-and-broadband/images/ethernet-cables-200-200.jpg"> While many of us Brits take superfast broadband access for granted these days, a new 'fibre in the sky' project that hopes to bring speedy internet connections to Africa and other limited-connection zones throughout the world just received £700 million in a new funding round. The new O3b satellite broadband project (O3b stands for "other three billion") hopes to deliver broadband services to three billion people across the globe, which would fundamentally change the level of online access for many of the world's poor. Ambitious space project The project is described as one of the most ambitious commercial space projects of our generation. O3b hopes to fix the problems created by the lack of super-fast fibre optic cable connections in throughout Africa, Asia and Latin America. O3b chief exec Mark Rigolle said: "This has allowed us to secure our funding and to achieve our goal of reaching the billions who have so far been poorly served or completely cut off from the internet - the greatest business and information resource of our time." Jersey-based <a href="http://www.o3bnetworks.com/">O3b</A> Networks's satellites would support super-fast broadband connections to the world's emerging markets. The spacecraft will act as backhaul, linking the traffic of local telecoms and internet service providers to the global fibre infrastructure. 2013 launch into orbit O3b has raised the latest round of cash investments into the project from a range of banks and private investors, in order to fund the first eight satellites. These first satellites will be built by <a href="http://www.thalesgroup.com/Markets/Space/Home/">Thales Alenia Space</A> in Cannes, and should be ready to go into orbit early 2013. These first eight satellites will go into Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) about 8,000km above the equator, which will provide broadband coverage to countries within the plus and minus 45 degrees Latitude zones. Internet traffic from these areas will then be fed into the fibre network that supports the internet throughout the developed world. O3b hopes to put a total of 20 satellites in orbit following the success of this first initiative.

UK firm set to bring superfast broadband to world's poor

While many of us Brits take superfast broadband access for granted these days, a new 'fibre in the sky' project that hopes to bring ...

China's Tianhe-1A tops world's most powerful supercomputer

<a name="4133237448374817291"></A> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhiMZZi43wipEznYiDHXjWp1HIGJkycmUUYmquFOfG66bx_N5uCf2uZq5iCq1sDBLMRzyQila8-ysfGJ68gqj7EqjFpB0-C1DmHg1bMSTJqqwprsJ8hPifBgYLm-AYZHN6Be6fQm9eRfsk/s1600/500x_mod-656188_tianjin1.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img alt="China's Tianhe-1A tops world's most powerful supercomputer" border="0" height="300" src="http://technologyforum.x10.mx/image//500xmod-656188tianjin1.jpg" width="400"></A> <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11766840">Confirmed</A>, China's Tianhe-1A supercomputer is the world's most powerful running peak speed of 2.57 petaflops, far higher than the US XT5 Jaguar that can manage 1.76 petaflops, though it was focus on graphics running 7,168 Nvidia GPUs and 14,336 Intel CPUs. This was revealed with the latest list of the Top 500 supercomputers on the planet. This put China second to U.S. for having the most powerful supercomputers, quite impressive. We have the top ten list of supercomputers after the break, check it out. <a name="more"></A>Tianhe-1A - 2.57 petaflopsXT5 Jaguar - 1.76 petaflopsNebulae - 1.27 petaflopsTsubame 2.0 - 1.19 petaflopsXE6 Hopper - 1.05 petaflopsTera 100 - 1.05 petaflopsRoadrunner - 1.04 petaflopsKraken XT5 - 0.83 petaflopsJugene - 0.82 petaflopsCielo - 0.81 petaflops

China's Tianhe-1A tops world's most powerful supercomputer

Confirmed , China's Tianhe-1A supercomputer is the world's most powerful running peak speed of 2.57 petaflops, far higher than th...

World's Greatest Math Teacher

<a name="4603253863664735207"></A> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjQyTcOfVZcPvkS6PHq9WYExPqf9l06yBXDNHz3c4XLHfhomv89eP-LFExnxhTCCejtMPSM-QLa49FVLlCRYpAZLpxA97sU4mod0lkr6Lx4tyIVtQR0ET2o1clYa73q4idn67YAXnfd4zo/s1600/math-teacher.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img alt="World's Greatest Math Teacher" border="0" height="306" src="/math-teacher.jpg" width="400"></A> If you think that you have already the coolest and greatest Math teacher, well, think again, because Biola University's professor Matt Weathers could be your unknown hero, when it comes to pulling off large-scale video projector pranks that you'll find yourself addicted to every minutes of his subject. Ooh, can we say stunned and laughing until the bell rings. Check out the video after the break. <a name="more"></A><EMBED src=http://www.youtube.com/v/04jsncsgrjo?fs=1&hl=en_US width=480 height=385 type=application/x-shockwave-flash allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true"></EMBED>

World's Greatest Math Teacher

If you think that you have already the coolest and greatest Math teacher , well, think again, because Biola University's professor Mat...