iMacs sold between Might 2011 and July 2011 could be subject to a recall if they contain 1TB Seagate hard drives. Apple announced on Friday that it had begun a hard drive replacement program for affected iMacs, offering a support page on its website that lets users look up their serial numbers to see whether their machines are included in the program.

Apple says that the 1TB drives “may change under certain conditions,” but did not elaborate on its site as to what conditions those might be. (It’s too bad one of those conditions isn’t “hard drive fan randomly comes on and stays on forever until machine is shut down,” as that’s the particular annoyance I have been living with on my 27″ iMac since the end of 2009.) The machines that start under the recall appear to be those that were updated at the beginning of May with Thunderbolt compatibility, FaceTime HD, and quad-core i5 and i7 processors.

Regardless, once users confirm that their serial numbers are covered under the program, they can take their iMacs into an Apple Retail Store or an Authorized Service Provider for a free replacement. There is a small catch though: you need to bring your original OS installation discs that came with your iMac so that your replacement hard drive will have an operating system on it when you get back. So get to digging in that office closet—you have until July 23, 2012 to get that drive replaced.

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Griffin Released a Toy helicopter which will be controlled by a iPhone a company which is superior known for selling phone accessories. The price of iPhone controlled helicopter is mere $50.Griffin offering this small dual-rotor helicopter which will be controlled by IR commands sent through a special iPhone Dongle including screen power buttons.

The kit grants you to make 3  pre recorded flight plan like “Go north”, “enter bedroom while wife is sleeping”, “drop peeled grape on her head” and van changed by USB.

Parrot also made similar kind of attempts to make iphone controlled helicopters but it was not that much successful. Lets Hope that Griffin will break the ice this time with iPhone controlled toys

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• Saudi Arabia Blocked Amnesty International’s Website !!!

The Amnesty international’s website has reportedly blocked by the Saudi government over the issue of a Draft regarding anti-terrorist law. The law which grants to book a person as a terrorist for even a non-violent protest. Amnesty claims that the law “allows for a minimum 10-year prison sentence for ‘questioning the integrity’ of the royal family”. The human rights organization claims these developments are to suppress dissent rather than terrorism.

Saudi Arabia has mostly avoided the unrest that rocked the Middle East but has recently been in the news for arresting five Saudi women for driving. The government criticized Amnesty for not contacting Saudi government for comment or any clarification.

The Saudi government responded strongly on Saturday by saying that these claims are baseless and without foundation. On Monday, Amnesty and other news groups reported that Amnesty International’s website was not accessible on Saudi-based World wide web networks.

“Instead of attacking those raising concerns and attempting to block debate, the Saudi government should amend the draft anti-terrorist law to ensure that it does not prohibit dissent and deny basic human rights,” Malcolm Smart, Amnesty’s director for Middle East operations, said in a question.

Though Amnesty’s site remains blocked in Saudi Arabia, some of its daughter sites remain accessible in Saudi Arabia. Amnesty has posted the full text of the Saudi law on its Protect the Human blog. It’s likely the Saudi government is taking the issue seriously.

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iMacs sold between Might 2011 and July 2011 could be subject to a recall if they contain 1TB Seagate hard drives. Apple announced on Friday that it had begun a hard drive replacement program for affected iMacs, offering a support page on its website that lets users look up their serial numbers to see whether their machines are included in the program.

Apple says that the 1TB drives “may change under certain conditions,” but did not elaborate on its site as to what conditions those might be. (It’s too bad one of those conditions isn’t “hard drive fan randomly comes on and stays on forever until machine is shut down,” as that’s the particular annoyance I have been living with on my 27″ iMac since the end of 2009.) The machines that start under the recall appear to be those that were updated at the beginning of May with Thunderbolt compatibility, FaceTime HD, and quad-core i5 and i7 processors.

Regardless, once users confirm that their serial numbers are covered under the program, they can take their iMacs into an Apple Retail Store or an Authorized Service Provider for a free replacement. There is a small catch though: you need to bring your original OS installation discs that came with your iMac so that your replacement hard drive will have an operating system on it when you get back. So get to digging in that office closet—you have until July 23, 2012 to get that drive replaced!

Courtsey by http://arstechnica.com/

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Google’s quietly did create buzz regularly in markets in a new move it acquired  Pittsburgh-based PittPatt a company specializes in controversial realm of facial recognition technology. To do that, the company busted out its oversized wallet to fold PittPatt into the Mountain View borg. Founded by a three PhD graduates from Carnegie Mellon University, this three-man strong outfit specializes in the sort of object recognition software you’ve come to know as “tagging.”

Is this a reversal of the Do No Evil tech giant’s prior waffling on the dubious visioning tech, or just another massive weapon in its social networking crusade against Facebook? We’d err on the side of both, even though the company’s new employees aren’t exactly playing their cards for us to see. A brief statement on the triumvirate’s site makes vague mention of “computer vision technology” being core to Google’s products and points to the tech’s planned integration in photo, video and mobile applications. So, basically, anticipate to see Picasa, Goggles, YouTube and Google+ watch you as you flaunt your internet celebrity ways to that front-facing camera.

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$8.5 billion deal on track subjet to EU scrutiny

Tony Bates, Skype’s CEO said yesterday that he expected Microsoft’s $8.5 billion acquisition of the World wide web voice and video services provider to be finished by October. The transaction still requires approval from the EU’s regulatory bodies, but he anticipates that, as in the US, it will proceed smoothly. Once that happens, it should only be a matter of a couple of months.

Bates made his comments during a session at theFortune Brainstorm Tech conference being held this week in Aspen, Colorado.

Bates went on to say that Skype would remain a stand-alone entity, and that he expected to remain as president, at parity with the presidents of Microsoft’s five other business units. He added that he believed the highly visible Skype brand would remain untouched.

Courtsey by http://www.electronista.com

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Nokia reported abysmal Q2 2011 results on Thursday: a $693 million operating loss and a 20% year-over-year decline in net sales. Now the scheduled launch of WP7 smartphone in Year End is the last hope for Nokia’s survival.

Such a poor quarter is likely the result of continued weakness in smartphone sales as Nokia prepares to switch to Microsoft’s smartphone platform, Windows Phone 7. Nokia did poorly in segments of its business other than smartphones too; for example, featurephone net sales saw a 20% year-over-year decline in Q2.

“The challenges we are covering during our strategic transformation manifested in a greater than expected way in Q2 2011,” said Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, adding that he believes that the company is still making “better-than-expected” progress toward its goals.

“While our Q2 results were clearly disappointing, we are executing well on the initiatives that are most important to our longer term competitiveness,” said Elop.

Nokia initially said its first WP7 smartphone would be acquirable in 2012, but the company has now pushed the pace a bit with plans to launch the first WP7 smartphone devices in the European market by the end of 2011. Still, it will take at least two more painful quarters until Nokia sees any positive effect from WP7 smartphone sales.

Courtsey By http://mashable.com

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Apple kicked off the launch of Lion Wednesday with a new version of the MacBook Air. The new version makes the leap to Intel’s low-voltage Core i5 and i7 processors and is theoretically twice as fast as the Core 2 Duo systems they replace. MacBook Air uses Intel’s much faster integrated graphics and, in some models, ship with as much as 4GB of RAM.

Thunderbolt makes its appearance on the Air for the first time and means that even an 11-inch MacBook Air can use very high-speed input, either for fast RAID drives or for the new Thunderbolt Display. It can even serve as a bridge for connections that have been off-limits to the Air in the past, such as FireWire or gigabit Ethernet.

A much-requested backlit keyboard makes its return on each model. Battery life is the same at five hours for an 11-inch system and seven hours for a 13-inch edition.

The 11-inch system MacBook Air starts as expected, with a 1.6GHz Core i5, 2GB of RAM, and a 64GB SSD for the same $999 as before. An upgrade to 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage boosts the price to $1,199. The 13-inch systems start at $1,299 for a 1.7GHz Core i5, 4GB of RAM, and a 128GB SSD, climbing up to $1,599 for 256GB of space. Either size of notebook can upgrade to the same 1.8GHz Core i7, and the 11-inch model can finally get a 256GB storage option.

All of the new MacBook Air is acquirable to order today at the Apple Store and will be in retail shops on Thursday.

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Google has slightly belatedly put out its anticipated Google+ app (free, App Store). The app provides sharing both publicly and within Circles and updates from others. Huddle messaging is also built-in and, unlike on Android, doesn’t break out a separate app for the live chat feature.

The app for iPhone doesn’t include more than what Android users get and currently omits Hangout video chat and other elements reserved for the desktop web version. Google unusually requires an iPhone, with no mention of the iPod touch. The app currently requires iOS 3.1 or later.

The app for iPhone was submitted soon after Google+ rolled out in public beta but visaged an unusually long delay that led some to speculate Apple was holding up the release. No clear motivations existed for a delay, however.

Courtsey by http://www.electronista.com

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