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Blue Tick testing - how Telstra tests smartphones
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Scientist cracks mobile phone privacy code
Comments (0) · 30 December 2009 · permalink
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Just heard on ABC Radio… the code that keeps calls private on GSM (mobile phone) technology has been cracked. Scientists have shown that it can be done with a “normal gaming computer”.
Google data center tour
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A video tour of a Google container data center. Inside the hangar there are 45 containers, each holding 1000 servers. Also check out a Google server. [via the Official Google Blog]
Siftables
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A look at a possible future way of interacting with your computer / digital media: Siftables, the toy blocks that think a TED talk. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design and is about smart people sharing ideas, they gradually release video from their conference.
View the talk on the TED site, or subscribe to a video podcast in iTunes (iTunes link).
President Obama’s inauguration, as seen from space
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Images from the GeoEye-1 satellite of President Obama’s inauguration from 423 miles up. [via Matt Cutts]
Digital President
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With the release of the official portrait for President Barack Obama comes this note: “It is the first time that an official presidential portrait was taken with a digital camera.” By the way, the change.gov web-site is built with ExpressionEngine.