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A renowned publication, “Epoch Times,” seems to be giving some serious credit to Chinese bloggers who watched closely and thoroughly the footage that showed the Shenzhou VII crew's mission and Zhai Zhigang's walk in space. Perhaps too thoroughly, since they came up with all sorts of mismatches ... |
9 October 2008 04:27 GMT |
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It was only a matter of time before new alleged spy shots of a next-gen MacBook Pro emerged. This time around, new specs are being dished out as well, such as a black casing, and a more square-ish appearance, two aspects not at all consistent with MBP expectations.Reportedly, Techno Minds is the source of these image... |
2 October 2008 10:53 GMT |
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Last week, a truly superb picture of an alleged new MacBook Pro model surfaced on the web. While the banner looks genuine enough to actually be made by Apple, sources are indicating that the picture is indeed a mockup. This doesn't mean the notes accompanying the beautiful new (but fake) MacBook Pro aren't ... |
25 August 2008 08:28 GMT |
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Although Nokia has not confirmed yet the existence of an N79 smartphone, an N79 wannabe has already appeared on the Chinese market. When it comes to design and overall look, the handset is very similar to the real N79, which was spotted at the beginning of June, in two color versions (white and black). When it comes ... |
19 August 2008 07:04 GMT |
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Folks over at Macenstein say they have gotten hold of "the most realistic (but still probably fake) 3G iPhone pics" they've seen so far. Indeed, the images (courtesy of web-mobile) are as realistic as realistic gets, but they don't show a credible design for the actual device, not to mention written materia... |
9 June 2008 04:01 GMT |
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Radar magazine continues to severely underestimate the intelligence and tastes of its readers by exposing them to the wisdom and inner workings of Spencer Pratt's brain. In fact, apart from giving him a weekly Q&A advice column online and a print column to match, the people at Radar lavish the "Hills" mock-resid... |
11 April 2008 06:25 GMT |
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Fidel Castro's act of transferring his power to his brother, Raul, just a couple of weeks ago (don't think about it in the Highlander way of taking the other's power!) gave cyber criminals a business idea. Seeing as they would take advantage of anything and not shying away from profiting off of disaste... |
10 March 2008 13:51 GMT |
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Viruses simply hate antiviruses and it's obvious why. They're somehow like the police and the criminals in the real life. But, they can easily turn from enemies into friends. Somehow... Here's today's example: ExpertAntivirus, an antivirus that is supposed to protect your computer is actually bein... |
18 December 2007 17:06 GMT |
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It sounded too good to be true to start with, and now, recent rumors state that the leaked images and specifications for some upcoming great Motorola mobile phones have all chances of being false. This latest information has just as many chances of being true, but everybody might be inclined to trust the first rumors... |
13 October 2007 05:21 GMT |
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People with malicious intentions lurking around on the Internet will take advantage of anything and anyone they can. Not once have I stumbled upon fake profiles of artists - all on social networking websites. I have no idea why people build up such profiles, but if it has anything to do with hacking, then it's g... |
26 September 2007 09:19 GMT |
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Could it be possible? Nokia leaving aside its own Series 60 operating system for Windows Mobile? That's very unlikely to happen, although a leaked image suggests this possibility for the producer's N94i phone model.The image of this Nokia N94i comes from a Thai auction site that puts the prototype handset u... |
17 September 2007 06:43 GMT |
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We've seen this happening many times before... A huge brand is used thanks to the resemblance of another product's name to it, generating massive sales. It's easy! Change a letter and you've got "Suny", "Micrasoft" or "Nintando", but these are only suppositions, as we've got no certainty and... |
17 September 2007 05:03 GMT |
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There's a women's magazine out there that prides itself on promoting natural beauty and other intellectual topics. It's called "Redbook" and it's quite the attraction for married women who need to know all sorts of tips and tricks to make their lives easier, but also some gossip and celebrity acti... |
18 July 2007 06:05 GMT |
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Websense Security Labs discovered a new spam campaign that encourages users to install a fake patch to remove some viruses from consumers' computers. Even if the systems are 100 percent clean, the email messages are entitled with the "Virus Detected", "Trojan Alert", "Worm Alert" or "Worm Activity Detected" mess... |
10 July 2007 10:29 GMT |
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One more person has been seriously injured by a cellular battery which exploded a few days ago. This time, we are talking about a young Vietnamese woman and only minor injuries.All the world was shocked a week ago to find out that a man had been killed after his phone battery exploded in the pocket of his shirt. In t... |
9 July 2007 03:43 GMT |
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ESET NOD32 is one of the most popular antivirus solutions on the market but its popularity might be decreased by the recent fake alerts sent to the users. The parent company ESET confirmed the problems with its security product and said they were quickly fixed but didn't mention a thing about the affected consum... |
3 July 2007 06:23 GMT |
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Some time ago, it was reported that numerous fake emails that were pretending to be signed by Google were sent to webmasters from all over the world. Because it was quite a major event, Google was forced to stop sending notifications to the webmasters as the search giant wanted to identify the source of the fake mess... |
21 June 2007 04:38 GMT |
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One of the most famous antivirus solutions on the Internet, Kaspersky Antivirus, was recently involved in a false alarm that scared the Chinese users. The security application flagged rsaupd.exe as Trojan.Win32.Inject.av although the executable file is used by Rising Antispyware to update its definitions. According t... |
23 May 2007 13:46 GMT |
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Google's Webmaster Central reported that several German webmasters received numerous fake penalty email notifications, informing them that their pages were relegated on lower positions and excluded from the Google index. The company's officials announced that all these messages are fake emails, although the... |
11 May 2007 03:55 GMT |
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The iPhone is one of the most awaited products ever designed by Apple because it provides innovative functions that were never included into a mobile device. If you didn't know, iPhone provides a 4GB or an 8GB internal flash memory, touchscreen, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, all bundled into a 135 grams device with 115x61x1... |
21 March 2007 10:59 GMT |
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Want to chat with me? No? Even if I gave you access to my webcam? Oh…now you're interested. You are probably more than familiar with the instant messaging. Yahoo Messenger, MSN (now Live Messenger), Skype, AOL, ICQ compete to attract more and more adepts and we cannot say they are few. In an ever developing and ... |
5 March 2007 14:06 GMT |
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