Adobe says that Honeycomb tablet will support Flash in “weeks” Mon According to Adobe, “within weeks” will be available for Flash support in the tablet to work with the operating system version Google Android known as “Honeycomb”.
Read Entire Article »Cyberwar: De Maizieres protection work for the cyber space
Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere at the idea of cyber-defense center The federal government wants to protect the cyber-space “better. What it means is the Internet and all information accessible through the network structures, “as it says in the new cyber-security strategy for Germany. Because it is a lot of protected objects, the Federal Government has established two committees on . . . .
Read Entire Article »Network Lock: At night Dead in Libya The Internet
It is fashionable to manipulate the power to suppress protests. Libya is no exception and again and again blocks the access. Images are still out.The Libyan government has learned from their neighbors – even though she is obviously able to cut off the Internet, which makes only selective use.On 19
Read Entire Article »Cloud Computing: From the risks of cloud computer
Green LAN cable into a server in Dusseldorf It was the worst experience of his professional life. “For two days, our firm was” completely paralyzed, “says Bernard Bahner, founder and chief clerk of the Internet start-ups Radio.de. “You can not imagine what was going on,” Los was this: Nobody in the whole company could lose access to any internal document, . . . .
Read Entire Article »Open government is a foreign word in Hamburg election
In less than two weeks, the citizenry voted in Hamburg. Time, therefore, to devote himself to the electoral programs of parties: What do they say to transparent governance and new forms of digital political participation? They may use terms such as the Open Data and Open Government? CDU: The manifesto of the ruling party in the Hanseatic city is unproductive: . . . .
Read Entire Article »Hackers break into computers of the U.S. stock market
Several times strangers have hacked the computer company that operates the Nasdaq stock exchange. The aim of the attack is unknown, nothing was destroyed. The FBI determined.
Read Entire Article »Internet Protocol: Bye bye IPv4
The last address blocks of the old Internet Protocol version four are awarded. The transition to IPv6, which in years is moving forward, will have to start now. network has started a new era: On the night of Tuesday, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), the last available IPv4 addresses distributed. Who in future would assign IP addresses to users, . . . .
Read Entire Article »Blackout: With modems and wireless devices against censorship
Demonstrators on television reporting For four daysEgypt is now cut off from the Internet. With this act of censorship attempts rigid the local leadership to bring the protest movement under control, coordination of and reporting on demonstrations to prevent. But the information blockade may have failed.
Read Entire Article »Network Lock: CSU agrees to Internet Party
The network policy is still “a largely white area in the German political landscape,” says the CSU and will therefore take on this issue, “a pioneering role.” Paradoxically, the might think that surprised observers, the party so far rather have noticed with watching the network as a threat.
Read Entire Article »Flat View: A Nobel apartment for 390 €
Three rooms, renovated old building, 112 square feet and right on the hip Boxhagener Platz in Berlin-Friedrichshain. Normally, such a home is now unaffordable for many. And it was precisely this offer a few days ago with the note “390 € rent, no commission,” decorated with beautiful photos set to Immobilienscout24.de.
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