Memory cards are the most commonly used , the SD Card it has a security hole that could endanger the user . More recently , two programmers explain the surprising fact that in the event the Chaos Communication Congress ( 30C3 ) .
Andrew Huang and Sean Cross said in his blog that someone could run malicious software (malicious ) in memory by itself .
This could occur because the memory card has a small computer called a microcontroller which is used to view the details of the data stored .
By exploiting these loopholes , someone could intercept the data that is being transferred from one storage to another storage . They are then able to examine and modify the data.
Huang and Cross said that the attack could also be used to copy data clandestinely , modify sensitive data such as passwords , or perform any undue execution file .
ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONIC, INSTRUMENT, TELECOMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Friday, January 3, 2014
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Lenovo Mobile Samsung and Apple Wants to Leave
Chinese technology company Lenovo managed to overtake HP as the largest personal computer manufacturer in the world . Not content to stop there , Lenovo also ambitious overtaking Samsung and Apple in the smart phone business in the world .
In China , Lenovo has been successful by being the second largest smart phone manufacturer in China after Samsung . Lenovo , which had never build a simple plan , 2014 will begin aggressively in the U.S. and European markets .
" Our aspiration is to one day be number 1 in the mobile space , " said JD Howard , vice president of Lenovo is responsible for developing smart phone Lenovo's business outside of the Chinese market . " I know this sounds crazy , but even five years ago , if I said that we would be the number 1 manufacturer of personal computers , people would say we were crazy . "
Lenovo has major challenges if it wants power in developed markets , as currently , the market is dominated by Apple and Samsung for smartphone products .
Lenovo should immediately expand its business focus to mobile devices , given the tendency that the personal computer business continued to decline . IDC predicts PC sales will fall by almost 14 percent to 314 million units in 2013 , from 364 million units in 2011 . IDC says many companies put off buying a computer because of weaker global economic conditions .
" Lenovo is feeling the pressure , but they may be better prepared to weather the storm , " said Jeff Orr , an analyst at ABI Research , as quoted by The New York Times .
It took
Mikako Kitagawa , an analyst with Gartner argues , it takes time for Lenovo to achieve success in developed countries . " I just can not imagine Lenovo came to the U.S. smart phone market and build market share quickly , " said Kitagawa .
Indeed , more than 90 percent of Lenovo's sales of smart phones are still in the Chinese market . Another potential market is targeted Lenovo Indonesia . Chief Operational Officer of Lenovo Indonesia , Sandy Lumi citing IDC data , that Lenovo controls about 10 percent of Indonesia smartphone market in the third quarter of 2013. Last year , Lenovo began to aggressively market their smart phones to India , Vietnam , the Philippines , and Russia .
Lenovo now has a flagship phone Vibe Z aka K910 is equipped with top -class processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 . Mobile phone with 5.5 -inch screen size is targeting the premium market segment .
Lenovo's journey in the smart phone industry is not only confronted by a brand that is popular kinds of Apple , Samsung , Sony , and HTC , but still there are other manufacturers that claim to be focused on mobile business . Huawei, ZTE , Oppo and Xiaomi , has also been pushing sales in developing countries .
In China , Lenovo has been successful by being the second largest smart phone manufacturer in China after Samsung . Lenovo , which had never build a simple plan , 2014 will begin aggressively in the U.S. and European markets .
" Our aspiration is to one day be number 1 in the mobile space , " said JD Howard , vice president of Lenovo is responsible for developing smart phone Lenovo's business outside of the Chinese market . " I know this sounds crazy , but even five years ago , if I said that we would be the number 1 manufacturer of personal computers , people would say we were crazy . "
Lenovo has major challenges if it wants power in developed markets , as currently , the market is dominated by Apple and Samsung for smartphone products .
Lenovo should immediately expand its business focus to mobile devices , given the tendency that the personal computer business continued to decline . IDC predicts PC sales will fall by almost 14 percent to 314 million units in 2013 , from 364 million units in 2011 . IDC says many companies put off buying a computer because of weaker global economic conditions .
" Lenovo is feeling the pressure , but they may be better prepared to weather the storm , " said Jeff Orr , an analyst at ABI Research , as quoted by The New York Times .
It took
Mikako Kitagawa , an analyst with Gartner argues , it takes time for Lenovo to achieve success in developed countries . " I just can not imagine Lenovo came to the U.S. smart phone market and build market share quickly , " said Kitagawa .
Indeed , more than 90 percent of Lenovo's sales of smart phones are still in the Chinese market . Another potential market is targeted Lenovo Indonesia . Chief Operational Officer of Lenovo Indonesia , Sandy Lumi citing IDC data , that Lenovo controls about 10 percent of Indonesia smartphone market in the third quarter of 2013. Last year , Lenovo began to aggressively market their smart phones to India , Vietnam , the Philippines , and Russia .
Lenovo now has a flagship phone Vibe Z aka K910 is equipped with top -class processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 . Mobile phone with 5.5 -inch screen size is targeting the premium market segment .
Lenovo's journey in the smart phone industry is not only confronted by a brand that is popular kinds of Apple , Samsung , Sony , and HTC , but still there are other manufacturers that claim to be focused on mobile business . Huawei, ZTE , Oppo and Xiaomi , has also been pushing sales in developing countries .
MetaPro , Glasses challenger Google Glass
There is a new option for those who intend to have a smart addition to the Google Glass glasses . A start-up company developing the Silicon Vally Google Glass -like glasses , named Meta .
However there are some perdedaan between Meta and Google Glass . For example , Meta using eye movements to control the images on the glasses . Meta also claimed that the model was designed with a more trendy and stylish from the Google Glass .
Reporting from Phone Arena , Thursday ( 2/1 ) , Meta also recently released models are supported MetaPro Zeiss lens and has a visual display 15 times greater than Google's Glass .
For those of you who are interested , MetaPro currently available for pre-order . Booking can be done through the official website of Meta and will be officially on sale in July.
MetaPro previously developed not as a wireless device like Google Glass . Glasses must be connected with other smart devices that resemble mini computers .
However there are some perdedaan between Meta and Google Glass . For example , Meta using eye movements to control the images on the glasses . Meta also claimed that the model was designed with a more trendy and stylish from the Google Glass .
Reporting from Phone Arena , Thursday ( 2/1 ) , Meta also recently released models are supported MetaPro Zeiss lens and has a visual display 15 times greater than Google's Glass .
For those of you who are interested , MetaPro currently available for pre-order . Booking can be done through the official website of Meta and will be officially on sale in July.
MetaPro previously developed not as a wireless device like Google Glass . Glasses must be connected with other smart devices that resemble mini computers .
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