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India launches national surveillance system, monitors Internet, calls, texts

India launches national surveillance system, monitors Internet, calls, texts
  • Posted May 9, 2013, 7:30 AM by Rick Burgess | Filed in The Web, IT Security
  • Last month, India's government deployed what is known as the "Central Monitoring System". The several-million dollar surveillance initiative gives Indian government agencies unprecedented power to silently monitor communications, not the least of which include Internet activity, text messaging and phone…

Intel's first smartphone, the Xolo X900 arrives April 23 in India

Intel
  • Posted April 19, 2012, 10:30 AM by Jose Vilches | Filed in Mobile Computing
  • Indian handset manufacturer Lava today announced the imminent launch of what will be the world's first Intel-based smartphone to hit the consumer market, beating Lenovo and Orange to the punch. Dubbed Xolo X900, the device will launch Monday April 23…

Microsoft's Indian online store hacked, passwords and user data exposed

Microsoft
  • Posted February 13, 2012, 8:54 AM by Lee Kaelin | Filed in IT Security
  • Microsoft’s online retail store for India which is operated by Indian company Quasar Media remains offline today after hackers breached the website's defenses and stole user account information and passwords...

Symantec recommends disabling pcAnywhere after source code leak

Symantec recommends disabling pcAnywhere after source code leak
  • Posted January 26, 2012, 4:30 PM by Rick Burgess | Filed in IT Security, Software
  • In a PDF outlining the impact of its proprietary source code being stolen, Symantec recommends disabling pcAnywhere until the next update is issued. This warning includes users who are running pcAnywhere 12.0, 12.1 and 12.5, which is the latest version.…

China, not India, may be behind government espionage

China, not India, may be behind government espionage
  • Posted January 20, 2012, 6:30 PM by Rick Burgess | Filed in IT Security
  • A series of memos leaked earlier this month implicated the Indian government in possible espionage against the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC). Reuters reports that new information stemming from a U.S. investigation suggests Chinese hackers may actually be…

Hackers DDoS Israel websites, will expose Norton source code tomorrow

Hackers DDoS Israel websites, will expose Norton source code tomorrow
  • Posted January 16, 2012, 2:00 PM by Rick Burgess | Filed in IT Security
  • Fueled by anti-government sentiment, hackers continue their string of attacks against Israel. On Monday, a distributed denial of service attack was launched against two websites: the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and El Al, the national Israeli airline. The DDoS attack…

Indian military computers hacked, Symantec source code leaked

Indian military computers hacked, Symantec source code leaked
  • Posted January 10, 2012, 7:00 PM by Rick Burgess | Filed in IT Security, Industry News
  • Symantec insists consumer versions of Norton Antivirus are safe, but a group of hackers who call themselves the Lords of Dharmaraja claim (link may be removed at any time) to have stolen the company's proprietary source code for Norton and possibly…

India launches British-made Aakash tablet priced at $34

India launches British-made Aakash tablet priced at $34
  • Posted October 6, 2011, 11:00 AM by Lee Kaelin | Filed in Mobile Computing, Industry News With Video
  • A new tablet co-produced by Datawind in the UK is set to launch in India, aiming to reduce the digital divide by offering affordable computing and thus getting the device into the hands of some of the world's poorest people. The…

India's $35 tablet expected to launch this month

India
  • Posted June 16, 2011, 7:16 PM by Matthew DeCarlo | Filed in Mobile Computing
  • It's been a while since we've heard any major news about India's ambitious $35 tablet, but a new report suggests that it's finally inching toward reality. According to the Times of India, the controversial project is approaching the finish line…

India to ban .xxx domains

  • Posted March 26, 2011, 2:03 PM by Emil Protalinski | Filed in The Web, Industry News
  • India has declared its stance against the recently approved .xxx sponsored top-level domain (sTLD). The Indian government plans to block all .xxx domains once they begin to be deployed.

India's $35 tablet delayed after losing primary vendor

India
  • Posted January 21, 2011, 7:30 AM by Matthew DeCarlo | Filed in Mobile Computing
  • India's $35 academic tablet has been delayed following complications with the device's vendor. HCL Infosystems won a manufacturing contract last year, but it failed to get an Rs 60 crore ($13 million) bank guarantee, which protects the government in case…

India's 3D cellphone goes for $97, no glasses required

India
  • Posted October 26, 2010, 9:53 AM by Emil Protalinski | Filed in Mobile Computing
  • Where can you find an auto-stereoscopic 3D cellphone launching for less than $100 (Rs. 4,299) sans contract? India, of course (by the way, "auto-stereoscopic" is a fancy way of describing a 3D display that doesn't require stereoscopic goggles). Budget mobile…

News around the web: Google and Skype face India ban

  • Posted August 31, 2010, 1:00 PM by Erik Orejuela | Filed in NATW, Industry News
  • Google and Skype face India ban @ BBC News Photo Essay: 18 Places to Feel Dwarfed by Nature @ MatadorTrips NASA Tests Rocket Engine Formerly Known as Ares @ FoxNews U.S. oil dips on growth worry, set for monthly loss @ Reuters See more…

India unveils $35 academic tablet, but will it materialize?

  • Posted July 23, 2010, 8:18 PM by Matthew DeCarlo | Filed in Hardware, Industry News
  • The Indian government has unveiled a tablet prototype that should cost only $35 upon entering the market next year, without sacrificing standard functionality. The Linux-based slate is said to have 2GB of memory (whether that's RAM or storage is unclear),…

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