Adobe to release zero-day fixes for Reader and Acrobat
In early December, Adobe issued a security bulletin
regarding new zero-day PDF-based attacks that took advantage of flaws
in its Reader and Acrobat programs, allowing a hacker to crash the
program and take control of the system.
The flaw was initially found to be in Reader and Acrobat versions 9.4.6 and X (10.1.1) on
E-ballot device for presidential vote has bugs, report confirms
(Credit:
Electronic Systems & Software)
An e-voting machine that is to be used for the presidential election
this year has been found to have "anomalies" such as failing to record
votes or logging the wrong vote and freezing,
Google+ Hangouts Update Brings New Screensharing Feature And Larger Video
Google has rolled out a new update this week to its Google+ Hangouts
feature. Bring with it new “screensharing” features that enable you to
share what’s on your computer screen with everyone in the hangout.
Together with enlarged video images, putting the emphasis on the live
Asus Transformer Prime Lands In The UK
Asus’s latest Android tablet, the Asus Transformer Prime is now
available in the UK, and it comes with Android 3.2, although people who
purchase the tablet will be able to upgrade to Android 4.0 Ice Cream
Sandwich.
As a reminder, the Asus Transformer Prime features a
quad core NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor
New JVC Everio 2012 Range Equipped With Wireless Connectivity
At CES this week JVC have unveiled their new JVC Everio range for
2012, which have now dropped cables for wirelessly WiFi connections. The
new Everio EX, VX and GX range of camcorders and now all fitted with
Wi-Fi connectivity. Making uploading videos to your YouTube account even
easier. Together with wireless transfer support of files to
Lumus has been showcasing their new Lumus DK-32 transparent display glasses at CES this week. Providing us with a glimpse in to the future of wearable displays.
The Lumus DK-32 display glasses use an optical engine to project
the light on to the lens which is then reflected on to the eye of the
wearer through
OnLive Gaming Headed To Google TV
Google has announced a partnership with cloud gaming service OnLive
for their Google TV platform, and the service will start will an OnLive
viewer app on Google TV.
Basically this means you will just be
able to watch and use OnLive social features on your Google TV device at
the moment, but Google and OnLive are
Mad Catz F.R.E.Q 5 Gaming Headset
Mad Catz is preparing to launch a new addition to their gaming
headphones range later this year with the arrival of the new Mad Catz
F.R.E.Q 5 Gaming Headset. The Mad Catz F.R.E.Q 5 is equipped with 50mm
drivers, intuitively placed on-ear controls, and a detachable
noise-cancelling microphone.
The F.R.E.Q 5 also has a handy
Raspberry Pi Computer Goes Into Production
It looks like the first Raspberry Pi computers should be available by
the end of the month, as they guys from Raspberry Pi have announced
that the first models have gone into mass production.
The first
models should start rolling off the production line by the end of
January, and the company will be selling the model B version for $35,
which comes with
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