900 Million Internet Explorer Users In Danger

900 Million Internet Explorer Users In Danger

A total of 900 million users who use Internet Explorer was in danger. Microsoft states that found the gap (bugs) which can be exploited by hackers in their browser service.

“We are aware of published information and evidence from bugs in IE code that tries to exploit this vulnerability, but we have not seen any indication of active exploitation,”said Microsoft spokeswoman, Angela Gunn.

Gunn also added that this security hole could have infected the entire artificial Windows platforms, from Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008. This means that nearly all Windows users are using this browser tool was facing a crisis.

Error lies in the MHTML protocol handler, which is used by applications to make some kind of document. According to the statement, an attacker can construct HTML links designed to trigger a malicious script and then persuade a targeted user to click on sites that have infiltrated it.


“Hackers can build HTML links to trap and steal the identity of the victim,” he said.

“Our security team provides a solution by recommending our customers to apply the ‘lock’ MHTML protocol. We provide Microsoft Fix for further automate the installation,” said Gunn.

Until now there has been no falling victim because the holes in the browser tool. But Microsoft is still asking for its users to remain vigilant.

Get Nintendo eShop For Your 3D Device Support

Get Nintendo eShop For Your 3D Device Support

Nintendo plans to launch eShop for its 3D devices. This eShop will be showed two months after Nintendo’s 3D launched in March.

According to information in the financial statements of the third quarter of Nintendo, President Satoru Iwata said that the 3D online store will be present in May.

Nintendo eShop provides access to download new games and ancient from Nintendo Game Boy and Game Boy Color for its users. eShop also will provide video demos and demo games.

eShop is plotted to be launched in May, also will provide other devices, including Internet browsers and the ability for the owners to transfer their DSiWare of DSi games to 3DS.


Nintendo 3DS own plot will be launched on March 27, 2011 at a price of USD250 per unit.

Google Bought Fflick For YouTube

Google Bought Fflick For YouTube

Google has bought social media analysis firm, Fflick, with the aim to make YouTube a more social. The buy was reported to reach the value of USD10 million.

Fflick designed to interpret what users say about the video content on social networks, including Facebook and Twitter. Fflick analyze the data of social media to find video content what is the most widely discussed.

It is believed that YouTube will use to add a recommendation Fflick functionality using Twitter feeds and Facebook to improve the search process.


“We see that there are more than 400 tweets per minute which contains a link YouTube,” wrote Shiva Rajaraman, Group Product Manager, in a blog posting YouTube.

Earlier this week the CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt, revealed his plans to increase the number of head of section for the European region.

In the near future, the position of Eric Schmidt will be replaced by co-founder of Google, Larry Page.

Apple Launches iTunes 10.1.2

Apple Launches iTunes 10.1.2

Apple has released version 10.1.2, an update to the latest IOS application, iTunes.

Brief note from the company stating that iTunes 10.1.2 provides some performance development and stability are vital.

The document ‘Read Before You Install’ which is when users download the latest version through the iTunes site, specifically says that iTunes 10.1.2 also adds support for synchronizing with the iPhone 4 (CDMA model).

CDMA model to the iPhone 4 also will be present through Verizon on February 10. 10.1.2 iTunes officially released by Apple on January 27, 2011.



iTunes is a digital media player application, which is used for playing and organizing digital music and video files. This application also is a show interface for managing content on the iPod, iPhone and iPad.

Transfer Your DVDs to Your PSP

Transfer Your DVDs to Your PSP

Those that purchase the PSP may have a specific reason in mind as to why they need or want to play with the PSP, but not many know of its actual power as a multimedia device.  You surely know about its power as a video gaming system, you likely know about its ability to play movies for purchase at electronics retailers, and you may know about its power as a web browser.  However, the PSP can also be your hub for your movie collection as you have the power to transfer all of your DVDs to PSP format.  Here is a three step process to getting started:

1)      Just as you would do if you were transferring your audio files to an MP3 player, you must first “rip” the movie to your computer’s hard drive with a “decrypter”.  There are a bevy of places online to purchase “decrypting” software to be able to complete this process, just type in the words and make Google do the rest!  This is an absolutely integral part to the process of transferring a DVD to PSP format.

2)      PSP Video 9 or a similar software is the way that your PSP will read a DVD so you must get it to that format, meaning you need to download that to your PC as well.  The best way to describe this is that the original format of your DVD is not supported by your PSP, so you must get it to the format that is supported by a PSP, meaning PSP Video 9, or a plethora of other software options.

3)      Find a professional tutorial to help you get through the process step-by-step for at least your first DVD transfer, if not a few more.  While this is a great feature of the PSP that is very exciting to think about, it is certainly not the easiest process to master, so let the experts teach you a little something!

4)      Start enjoying the ability to watch your DVD collection wherever you may go on the road, be it in the car or on the plane, this will change the way you travel!

Playing MP3 on Your PSP

Playing MP3 on Your PSP

Let’s face it people, if you don’t own a digital music player you are more than a little out of touch with society and popular society in particular.  Everyone seems to have their entire music collections stored on a small device that can fit in your pocket, so what are you doing still carrying around your Walkman?  If the problem is that you can’t spend any extra in addition to your PlayStation Portable then let me let you in on a little secret that could change your life … the PSP can play MP3s!  Follow a few easy steps and you will have your own MP3 player on your PSP in no time!

1. Begin by getting your books of CDs (or in some cases, the sporadically placed cases throughout the house) moved to your computer’s hard drive.  This is quite simple if you have Windows Media installed on your computer, just insert the disc into the PC and click on the button that is titled “rip”.  This puts the tracks on your hard drive and makes it possible for you to move on to the second stage of the transfer process.
2. It is very important that you purchase the right USB cable to hook your PSP up to your PC so you can begin to transfer the files from one to the other.  Once the cords are connected you only have to click on the “home” and “X” buttons to bring up the option to connect with the “USB Device”. 
3. Once you have connected the PSP to the PC then you need to create a file that is named “PSP” within the PSP folder on your computer and begin transferring (or copying and pasting) files to that area.  Once you are done all you have to do is press the “O” button to get ready to enjoy all of the music that you transferred. 
4. Make sure that you have some sort of categorization or sorting process in place so you can tell what you are choosing to listen to when the time comes to do a little easy listening.  Does it really get much easier than that?