Microsoft Claims WebGL Graphics Technology Used In Chrome And Firefox To Be Harmful

Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) Engineering has concluded that WebGL, the royalty free cross-platform API for browser-based 3D graphics is overly permissive, insecure and potentially harmful to machines using it, development of the technology was spearheaded by Mozilla, Google, Opera, AMD, and Nvidia. WebGL is the 3D rendering standard used in both Chrome and Firefox and can be turned on in Apple’s Safari browser, it turns out the technology has a flaw, allowing hackers low level access to graphics cards and possible entry to grab at user’s data. The Cupertino crew plans to bring WebGL to iOS 5 with one very strange restriction and it will only be available to iAd developers. It will eventually be opened up in mobile Safari for everyone, but for the moment it seems browser-based 3D graphics will be limited to advertisements on the iPhone…………

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Adobe Air End Support For Linux

Adobe has decided to end official support for the Linux version of Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) owing to the limited popularity of Linux as a desktop operating system and no signs that it will become more popular in the future and AIR 2.6 incidentally was the last release of the platform for desktop version of Linux. AIR allows programmers to create cross platform applications and a host of popular apps are built around the adobe runtime environment, including Tweetdeck, iPlayer and more. Analysts believe that it makes more sense for Adobe to focus on Google’s Android OS and iOS which are steadily increasing their market share and Linux has only gained about a percent of market share in that time, so it’s no surprise that a sliver of PC users are no longer a priority……….

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LulzSec Leaked 150,000+ User Credentials, Check If Your Password Is Out There

LulzSec has a bizarrely funny website and an addictive Twitter feed, and is even going after 4chan and the members of Anonymous, you can categorize them as bad guys, but they’re also doing everyone a big favor, revealing the pathetic state of computer security. The current hacking epidemic, of which LulzSec is a big part is happening because there are serious holes in the digital defenses of high-profile targets and it’s site has a page full of data it has released from its various hacks. LulzSec is begging to get busted, but also in a perverse way giving back to a community that enjoys seeing the flaws of big companies exposed and the ironic twist is that these big companies are made big by the average public whose private information is being revealed in the hacks………….

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Mobile Web Performance: iPad vs. Android Tablets

Blaze, a analysis-based company, which provides a free service for measuring Mobile Web performance and a subscription service that automates Web Performance Optimization (WPO), send us a report about analysis of top 500 websites shows far more are optimized for iPad vs. Android Tablets……….

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 USB Host Adapter Released

Silhouette-spoiling USB host adapter arrives for the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and it will convert the Apple-esque 30-pin connector into full USB and thereby open up a world of connectivity to keyboards, mice, thumb drives and potentially any other USB device that gets Android support. This new $19.99 adapter will let you convert the proprietary port on the bottom of the 10 inch tablet into a USB port and also let you plug in a USB flash drive or peripheral devices………….

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Panasonic Announces Toughbook Android Slate

Panasonic unveiled their first Google Android based rugged product with the Toughbook tablet and presented the tablet as being an enterprise-grade tablet, to meet that classification Panasonic has focused on security, durability and functionality with the Toughbook tablet. Panasonic Toughbook tablet will feature a 10.1-inch XGA (1024×768) resolution multi-touch display with active stylus support, a display that is daylight viewable, satellite-based GPS, all-day battery life and hardware embedded security. This device include embedded 3G/4G mobile broadband connectivity and a host of professional-grade accessories just for the tablet, appears to be running on Android 2.x instead of Android 3.x Honeycomb which was designed specifically for large screened devices like tablets…………….

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Motorola Mobility and China Telecom Introduce Milestone 3 Packs 4″ qHD Display

Motorola Droid 3 official in China under Milestone 3 moniker, packs 4-inch qHD display. Motorola Mobility Technologies (China) Co., Ltd introduced XT883, the newest and most advanced member of the powerful Milestone family, at China Telecom’s CDMA Summit and 2011 e-Surfing 3G Handset Trade Fair. Setting a new milestone for speed, XT883 is a mobile powerhouse, delivering uncompromising Web.

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Download Sony Qriocity Music Unlimited App For Android

Sony has released a new streaming music app for Google Android smartphones, called Music Unlimited and it’s powered by the company’s Qriocity streaming music service, is available as a free download from the Android Market, but you’ll need to sign up for a monthly subscription plan to actually stream any music. Sony is offering free 30-day trials, but if you forget to cancel by the end of the month you could find $3.99 to $9.99 on your bill and the lower priced service allows you to tune into ad-free streaming music channels sorted by genre, era, or mood……….

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