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Giang V

Motorola's Security Experise Could Help Google's Android -- InformationWeekMotorola's S... - 0 views

  • Motorola's Security
  • Experise
  • Could Help Google's
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  • Android
  • Motorola can help Google make Android more secure, and more attractive to business and government customers.
  • Google wants to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion.
  • While Google's master plan for its Motorola acquisition remains a closely guarded secret, the company has been portraying it as a patent-related business opportunity.
  • Motorola's smartphones have great
  • with businesses.
  • rapport
  • Google's Motorola acquisition may also be a strategy for landing more business customers.
Na Young Kim

Firefox 6: Four Reasons Not to Upgrade | PCWorld Business Center - 0 views

  • Is there anything revolutionary or Earth-shattering about Firefox 6? No, not really
  • wasn't really any major change
  • Mozilla knows that too
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  • Pushing out patches to fix security holes or resolve bugs does not qualify as a new version of the browser
  • Firefox 4.1, and Firefox 6 is really just Firefox 4.2
  • Firefox launching a "new version" every six weeks is a nightmare.
  • but it still has 50 percent more market share than Firefox and Chrome combined
  • latest flagship browser from Microsoft--Internet Explorer 9-
  • It breaks add-ons--again
  • 5 was launched, many users complained that it broke add-ons
  • It is filled with serious security vulnerabilities
  • no longer supported by Mozilla
  • Firefox isn't riddled with security holes
Mojo joanne

Mozilla Firefox 6, what people are saying - Tech Talk - CBS News - 0 views

  • It seems like just weeks ago we were updating to Firefox 5... Yup, that was just weeks ago
  • Now with Firefox 6, we're provided with a straightforward collection of security updates and tweaks.
  • "more substantial improvements" will come with Firefox 7, including a new JavaScript engine that "uses much less memory."
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  • Because Firefox 6 is not a major overhaul, the reviews are sparse, but people are still expressing their opinions.
  • Firefox 6 for desktops and laptops contains a number of important stability fixes, as well as some feature improvements, most of which are aimed at developers. There's a new Web Developer menu in Firefox 6, which collates tools for building and debugging Web sites into one location
  • Scratchpad tool, which browsers like Opera and Chrome have had for some time. It allows developers to test JavaScript before implementing it. The web console feature also has a new auto-complete option and can have its location customized
  • 10 major security fixes, including "a WebGL crash, a JavaScript crash, a crash in the Ogg reader, memory safety issues and unsigned scripts. These all affected Firefox 4 and 5.
  • Congrats to Mozilla on shipping Firefox 6
  • Firefox 6 highlights for me: server sent events, web sockets (albeit vendor prefixed) and dataList support."
  • yay, Firefox 6 supports the latest Websocket spec, and finally added eventsource support - long overdue! downloading.
lin ping

Statue of Liberty to close for a year for renovations | World news | The Guardian - 0 views

  • 27.25m renovation that will make the interior safer
  • remain open and the statue itself will be mostly unobstructed from view, officials said in a statement.
  • October after the 125th anniversary of its dedication.
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  • stairwells
  • 2004 after a $20m security upgrade. The observation deck at the top of the crown was reopened on 4 July 2009.
  • 240 people visit each day. About 3.5 million people visit the monument every year.
  • history
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Mojo joanne

Firefox 6: Is it really faster? - CSMonitor.com - 0 views

  • There are also plenty of nice security tweaks on Firefox 6,
  • Meanwhile, Laptop magazine's Dan Howley takes full stock of the speed of Firefox 6, which was rumored to be substantially faster than Firefox 5.
  • measures a browser’s capabilities using Java, Firefox 5 scored 4,733. We then ran Firefox 6 on the same system using Peacekeeper, and recorded a similar score of 4,572
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  • Higher scores are better.)
  • Howley says Firefox 6 lagged behind its main competitors on the same Peacekeeper scale
  • score of 4,830, while Chrome managed to score a 8,400
  • Firefox 6 isn't quite as speedy as some analysts had hoped. But hey, maybe Mozilla can correct that in the next major update, due in about 6 weeks.
Na Young Kim

Firefox 6 Jumps on Stage Ahead of Schedule | PCWorld Business Center - 0 views

  • Firefox 6 Jumps on Stage Ahead of Schedule
  • Firefox 6 isn't scheduled to debut officially until Tuesday
  • turns out this latest release of Mozilla's Web browser
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  • The software is “currently not final” and is “still going through QA testing," Mozilla reportedly told The H earlier today.
  • the early arrival has caused a flurry of excitement among Firefox fans who couldn't wait another day for the software's official release
  • There are a bunch of other intriguing new features in the software as well,
  • , Firefox 7 will move into the Beta channel at the same time,
  • h Firefox and Thunderbird in the enterprise. There's also a mailing list and monthly phone calls you can attend on the first Thursday of every month.
lin ping

Taliban attack on governor's office kills 25 - 0 views

  • Afghanistan
  • The province's governor, survived the attacks, but 25 others were killed, including the attackers
  • attack began after one of the suicide bombers riding an explosive-laden car blew himself up at the entrance of the governor's office enabling others attackers to enter the compound
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  • heir aim was to reach my office. We had security measures and we stopped them from reaching my office
  • 50 minutes and all the suicide bombers were killed."
  • responsibility for the attacks.
  • terrorism
Na Young Kim

Mozilla releases Firefox 6 - Web - News & Features - ITP.net - 0 views

  • Mozilla releases Firefox 6
  • a new version of its popular Firefox browser
  • does not have a significantly different look
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  • offer better security
  • fixed a number of bug
  • that more advanced users can tweak controls such as acceptance of cookies, location sharing, pop-ups, and password
  • without open up permission
  • faster tab groups;
  • easier for users to tell if they are viewing a legitimate site'
  • enhanced
  • synchronise
  • fixes ten bugs
  • released a new version of the browser for the Android platform.
Ronald Trinh

Despite China's growth, its workers endure a fundamental evil | Hsiao-Hung Pai | Commen... - 0 views

  • Migrants who toil in the cities still face a decades-old system of segregation and exploitation. But many are now demanding fairness
  • Schools for children of migrant workers in China are being closed down.
  • "We live under the same sky, why are we not entitled to the same rights?"
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  • migrant workers – who build the capital's offices and mansions, clean its streets and guard its security – have been shut down,
  • Tens of thousands of migrant children are left without schools
  • rural origin – a third of the city's 19 million population
  • day-to-day inju
  • stices
  • hukou (household registration), set up in 1958
  • control rural-to-urban migration
  • Peasants' role was to produce and feed the cities and support the modernisation process of their motherland.
  • as shown on their ID – no matter what they might choose to do. "Wo shi nongmin [I am a peasant],"
  • Deng Xiao Ping's gaige kaifang (economic reforms and opening up), in the late 1970s.
  • Agricultural production increased in the early stage of the reforms in "releasing the productive forces",
  • half of the 400 million rural working population have been pushed off the land, seeking a livelihood away from their villages.
  • As rural residents came to the cities, they immediately faced discrimination and exclusion.
  • They spoke their own dialects instead of "proper" Mandarin. Many faced verbal abuse as soon as they arrived.
  • the strict requirement for the unaffordable temporary residency permit, and the random street search by police.
  • The criteria for applying for a hukou remain harsh, and unreachable for most migrants, and many work for years without any status.
  • Without hukou,
  • healthcare, education and housing.
  • urban dwellers pay a minimal cost for medical care, many migrants have to return home for treatment.
  • "These children aren't treated as everyone else. They're called the mobile students, who can't go to state schools. Their parents have for years sent their children to privately run schools without proper facilities or curriculum."
  • hundreds such private schools were set up.
  • government-funded National Development and Reform Commission
  • admits it is an "institutional barrier"
  • government has shown no wish to listen to migrant workers' demands.
  • voice their discontent is by petitioning the local authorities
  • Little happens as a result.
  • Some suspect that migrant children's schools are being closed as a disincentive to future migration.
  • protests, road blockages, sit-ins and spontaneous strikes.
  • Hsiao-Hung Pai, Beijing
  • Migrants who toil in the cities still face a decades-old system of segregation and exploitation. But many are now demanding fairness
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      Migrant workers should have tell the police earlier so they won't be treated so violent. 
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      Why does the chinese people have to segregated themself, they're from the same country! 
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      Why do they have to treat people like that? They're all from the same country!
  • Beijing "a city of violence"
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      it reflects the conflict of the urban dwellers and the migrant workers.
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      I think maybe the urban dwellers pay the government to be on their side and act ruthlessly to the migrant workers.
  • Beijing's migrant worker slums
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      which means that the migrant workers cannot move to other city or quit their job, they have to work there and got treat badly, ruthlessly.
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      "I've had migrant workers tell me about their class origin, as if it were a stamp on your body for life. It was impossible for peasants to move their hukou to the cities."   http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/sep/20/china-migrant-workers
  • are ruthlessly segregated from the urban dwellers, economically, socially and culturally
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      the government is not fair!
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      why dont the government get involve earlier if they already knew what's going on?
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      they have to speak their own language?  not Mandarin? 
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      Once the rural residents came to the cities, they immediately faced discrimination and exclusion??? that's so not fair and segregated.
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      Migrants children are called the mobile students, who can't go to state schools.
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      Urban childrens have free primary education while migrants children aren't be able to go to school because their parents cannot afford it. It costs 2/3 of their parents wages.
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      IT'S NOT FAIR
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      Migrants workers continue to be burdened with the hukou system. So they won't be able to access any services in the cities like: helthcare, education or housing. While urban dwellers pay a minimal cost for medical care, many migrants have to return home for treatment.
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      "Even the government-funded National Development and Reform Commission admits it is an "institutional barrier" and believes it should be scrapped. However, these institutions aren't in the position to change things. "Protection of migrant workers' rights" is a rhetorical statement of state organisations, but the government has shown no wish to listen to migrant workers' demands."
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      What? the government has shown no wish to listen to migrant workers demands? Why? They think they're rich so they don't care about other people? These governments should be in jail!
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      "Some suspect that migrant children's schools are being closed as a disincentive to future migration. "   What??? There's no reason why they hate the migrants workers and childrens! They're all from the same root! They don't have a right to do this?
    • Ronald Trinh
       
      "In recent years, migrants have raised their demands through protests, road blockages, sit-ins and spontaneous strikes. Although these have not always proved effective, workers have become more aware of their collective strength. In the past year they have won some improvements in wages and working conditions. Many migrant workers, now better informed, are far less willing to accept the status quo. As they grow in confidence, the regime will find it increasingly difficult to ignore their demands. China's rulers should realise now that it is in their long-term interests to listen." YES, they really should do this to show the government that they have a right to complain about what's right or wrong! If you're rich still doesn't mean that you have all the rights to do anything you want.
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    In China, poor migrants who earn a living by working low calss jobs in Beijing is treated unfairly. The chinese public schools, especialy nursery schools, would not let the migrant's children be enrolled. Yet, migrants are treated differently than Beijing citizens, and they can't have a normal life. 
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    Despite China's growth, its workers endure a fundamental evil
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