Wikileak founder to face international arrest warrant.

Whistleblower and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has an international arrest warrant in a rape case issued by Sweden Govt.

Prosecutors said they would seek the warrant after a court ruled he should be held for questioning. An initial inquiry had been dropped in August.

Mr Assange, says the allegations are part of a smear campaign by the powerful country. Mr Assange, 39, denies allegations of rape, sexual molestation and unlawful coercion.

Wikileak founder to face international arrest warrant.

Software to stop you posting mails, contents in social networks when you are drunk.

If you are a social networking junkie or regular internet visitor and posted the unnecessary content or mail while you were drunk then you might land in the big trouble.

But now don't worry, here is a new software to your rescue which can now stop you writing e-mails or posting messages when you are drunk.

Software to stop you posting mails, contents in social networks when you are drunk.

Google UK comes with Samaritans link-ups for life stress issues

Google UK comes up with noble cause offering a link-up with Samaritans, displaying the charity's helpline number in response to UK search queries relating to suicide.

Samaritans in the UK offer confidential support by phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week on 08457 90 90 90.

This link up appears when web users enters the word "suicide" or the phrase "commit suicide" will now be shown a red telephone icon at the top of the list of results.

Google UK comes with Samaritans link-ups for life stress issues

A Chinese women really had to leave work after 'No Work' status on social network site.

Once again social networking power show it again.

In China's Hunan province, a women was fired from her job after she wrote on a social networking site: "At work, but not much to do".

A Chinese women really had to leave work after 'No Work' status on social network site.

Google's street view helps to nab car thief suspect

Apart from nabbing others privacy and wi-fi passwords, Google's street view helped a caravan owner whose vehicle was stolen found the person who stole when he was checking his house in Google street maps .

The image shows a large, bald man with spectacles standing besides a 4-by-4 vehicle parked on the victim's driveway, shortly before the theft took place.

Google's street view helps to nab car thief suspect

Now you can get British Royal family updates on facebook.[Update] Now its online.

Now the British Royal family will now have official presence on the worlds largest social networking site.

British Monarchy page on facebook is due online shortly.

Buckingham Palace says it is not a personal profile page, but users can "like" the service and receive updates on their news feed.

Now you can get British Royal family updates on facebook.[Update] Now its online.

Britan to review copyright laws, good to Internet users but bad to music and film industries

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron has announced that his govt. is going to review Britain's intellectual property laws to "make them fit for the internet age".

He said the law could be relaxed to allow greater use of copyright material without the owner's permission.

This means it good news for every internet user but not so good news for Entertainment industries.

Britan to review copyright laws, good to Internet users but bad to music and film industries

European nation under goes cyber war drill to test their defenses

Main and essential web services in European countries have come under simulated attack as they test their cyber defence wall.

This is the first-ever cross-European simulation. It was planned to see how can overcome such situations as the attacks slow connections.

The exercise drill also tested how nations work together to avoid a complete shut-down of international links.

European nation under goes cyber war drill to test their defenses

Facebook servers stores data of your Ex's .

One feature of facebook has exposed that Social networking website Facebook keeps a record of users' former lovers, if you had entered data earlier.

This incident got a lime light when some users got and unpleasant surprise when Photo Memories sidebar, showed up old photographs of ex-wives or husbands.

Facebook servers stores data of your Ex's .

An Estimated over 16 billion devices may go online by 2020

According to a report, More than 16 billion devices like smartphones, PC, laptops and internet-enabled home appliances and some devices you may not think in dreams will be connected to the Web by the end of the next decade.

This may be possible as growing number of internet-enabled devices can be hooked up to a network to communicate with other Web-enabled gadgets and services.

An Estimated over 16 billion devices may go online by 2020

Steep fall in Email spam after Russian officials crackdown on suspected spam kingpin, Spamit.com owner, Igor A. Gusev.

Just a crack down on one person by Russian authorities had led to estimated drop one-fifth email spam since last month. But with 200 billion spam messages in circulation each day, there is still plenty to go around.

Russia, being a major spam exporter, say they are trying to do their part to stem the flow. On Tuesday, police officials here announced a criminal investigation of a suspected spam kingpin, Igor A. Gusev. They said he had probably fled the country.

Moscow police authorities said Mr. Gusev, 31, was a central figure in the operations of SpamIt.com, which paid spammers to promote online pharmacies, sometimes quite lewdly.

SpamIt.com suddenly stopped operating on Sept. 27. With less financial incentive to send their junk mail, spammers curtailed their activity by an estimated 50 billion messages a day.

Steep fall in Email spam after Russian officials crackdown on suspected spam kingpin, Spamit.com owner, Igor A. Gusev.

Pentagon ready with 120 member team to review the upcoming Wiki leaks new cache release.

It is said that US's Pentagon is ready with 120-member to review a massive leak of as many as 500,000 Iraq war documents, which are expected to be released by the WikiLeaks website this month.

Pentagon spokesman colonel Dave Lapan said the timing of the leak remained unclear but the defense department was ready for a document dump as early as Monday or Tuesday, a possibility raised in previous WikiLeaks statements.

However, an Icelandic spokesman for WikiLeaks said the website would not publish the reports on the Iraq war on Monday, but would make new documents public "very soon."

"There are rumours that have been floating around for some time, there is nothing you can do about it, they're obviously not correct. I can confirm that there's nothing coming out today," Kristinn Hrafnsson said.

Pentagon ready with 120 member team to review the upcoming Wiki leaks new cache release.

Teachers being sacked for flirting with their students on social networking site.

In the past six months, at least 3 teachers from public high schools in New York for making indecent remarks while dealing with students on Facebook, according to media report.

One of the reason for a teacher got sacked for commenting "This is sexy", under some of their Facebook photos.

Other reasons include flirty comments and physical relations.

- IANS Inputs

Teachers being sacked for flirting with their students on social networking site.

Cisco brings Video conferencing, Cisco Umi to your HD T.V

Now you can have HD video chat with your clients or family or even friends right from your T.v with Cisco Umi. This system was unveiled by Cisco Systems on Wednesday.

Cisco Umi (pronounced YOU-me) is a telecommunications system that consists of a Cisco-issued high-definition camera with an embedded microphone, a set-top box, and a remote, but you'll need your own HD TV (1080p) and Internet connection to use it.

Cisco's owned algorithms cancel external noise and bring the voices in the foreground.

The good news for the social network users is that Umi is capable of recording videos and can be uploaded to Facebook and YouTube, or attached in an e-mail message.

Cisco brings Video conferencing, Cisco Umi to your HD T.V

Geotag Tech SMS will help you trace your friend's pinpoint location.

"Studies have shown that 'Where are you?' is the single most commonly sent SMS," said doctoral student Matthew Kwan from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University's school of mathematical and geospatial sciences in Australia.

Techies have developed a method for embedding Global Positioning System coordinates in an SMS message.

The technique, known as geotagging, can transmit a mobile phone's position.

It works by placing location identifiers in the text, for example - I'm at the pub geo:-37.801631,144.980294.

Geotag Tech SMS will help you trace your friend's pinpoint location.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to address public in London

(AP) The founder of WikiLeaks, the controversial online organization set up to reveal government secrets, will address the public for the first time on Thursday since Swedish prosecutors began investigating allegations of sexual misconduct against him.

The rape and molestation allegations against Julian Assange have cast a shadow over WikiLeaks at a time when the website is already under pressure for publishing a huge cache of leaked documents about US military activity in Afghanistan.

Assange's appearance at London's City University later Thursday also comes amid reports that WikiLeaks is unraveling from internal turmoil and power struggles. Key staffers at the website have reportedly deserted the organization out of anger that Assange unilaterally decided to publish tens of thousands of classified documents before enough work was done to protect the names of informants.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to address public in London

New Study shows that most Facebook users have low esteem

(IANS) Facebook is used mostly by narcissists and those with low self-esteem, says a Canadian study.

These type of people use Facebook as a self-promotional tool, says psychology researcher Soraya Mehdizadeh of York University.

Mehdizadeh, who extensively examined the online habits and personalities of 100 Facebook users aged 18 to 25 years old, found that individuals higher in narcissism and lower in self-esteem spent more time on the site and filled their pages with more self-promotional content.

"We all know people like this. They are updating their status every five minutes and the photos they post are very carefully construed," she says.

New Study shows that most Facebook users have low esteem

New Optic Fibre Tech will reduce the signal(data) lost.

Light micrograph of a fibre optics cable

A Team of Scientists funded by EU have shown off a system they say could "substantially" improve the data capacity of fibre optic networks.

The new experiment showed that the new improved system would eliminate most of the interference caused by other signals and amplifiers, in an analogue of "auto-tune" software and the good thing is that it can be plugged directly into existing networks.

The prototype device makes use of advances both in optical fibre technology and in lasers, which are used to "lock on" to the signal and distinguish it from noise.

New Optic Fibre Tech will reduce the signal(data) lost.

Google comes out with instant and automatic search.

After losing it internet market share to baidu, Google is now think innovative ways for the internet users to stick to its search size.

After implementing the Caffeine Indexing search system, Google come with the "Instant on" option where you don't need to press enter for the search result to get it display. You all just need to select i mean highlight that displayed suggestion, the result are displayed below .... with out enter. Anyways who doesn't like such thing there is Instant off button too :)

Google comes out with instant and automatic search.

India 3G spectrum allocation to start from Sept 1: Govt

(PTI)The government on Friday said the telecom operators, who had bagged 3G spectrum in the auction held recently, would be allocated airwaves from September 1, paving way for launch of high-speed mobile broadband services.

The Department of Telecom (DoT) had set September 1 as the deadline for allocating spectrum, as per the schedule of auction, which fetched the government over Rs. 67,000 crore for selling 3G frequency.

There are, however, apprehensions in the industry as the defence forces are yet to vacate spectrum in several areas, as the alternate network for them is still not ready.

India 3G spectrum allocation to start from Sept 1: Govt