Features of Nokia 5235 Comes With Music (w/ Photo)

Today, Nokia unveiled its latest mobile phone model - the Nokia 5235 Comes With Music.
For more or less $215, you can get an unlimited music downloads from the Nokia Music Store catalogue (legally) for 12-18 months. The Nokia Music Store is accessible directly from the phone homescreen.

Nokia 5235 is based on the 5230 model, and is probably available on the first quarter next year! So to give you insights of this new Nokia model, Nokia 5235 Comes With Music edition has the following features:

*touchscreen device with a whopping 33 hours of music playback
*memory expandable to 16GB via microSD
*can download music through a PC using Nokia Ovi Player
*comes with a 3.2-inch touchscreen
*2-megapixel camera
*battery standby time up to 18 days
*3.5mm audio output
*full suite of Ovi Apps and services (Ovi Store, Ovi Contacts, Ovi Share, and Ovi Maps)

More Nokia 5235 Photos are available here.

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The Best Secure USB FlashDrive- IronKey

If you think of the best secure flashdrive to use, then that would be the IronKey Flash Drive. All data stored on an IronKey drive is encrypted with a high-speed military-grade hardware encryption. Unlike software-based encryption, hardware-based protection is "always-on" and cannot be disabled.

The files on the IronKey USB stick can only be accessed once a correct password is authenticated. In addition to this, since the encryption and password verification are being performed on the hardware, it cannot be disabled by worms, viruses, or other malware.

You can read IronKey reviews here (IronKey Personal, Business, or Government), but the bottom-line are:

•Fast 30MBPS Read and 20MBPS Write (Compare this with the USB SuperSpeed 3.0)
•Drive contents are encrypted with AES CBC-Mode Encryption
•Onboard IronKey Password-manager keeping all your internet passwords safe
•Include secure version of Firefox that encrypts all your web-surfing traffic
•Encased in a potted metal case, not plastic (making it one of the strongest USB)
•Exceeds MIL-STD-810F military waterproofing standards
•The encryption chip self-destructs if an invasive attack is detected
•Once Ironkey is lost, you can restore from a secure backup to a new Ironkey in minutes
•Dual channel SLC NAND Flash for high-quality and read/write speeds
•Works great in Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Linux and Mac OS X (requires Windows intialization before working on Linux and Mac)

IronKey drive is not available outside the 50 United States. If you think the product is already available on other countries, just leave a comment below and also indicate the source so I can update this post.

You can also watch the video below for more info about the most secure flashDrive- the IronKey:

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RQ-170 Sentinel "Beast of Kandahar" Photos

The latest Yahoo! news says that the US Air Force confirmed that it is flying a Stealth unmanned aircraft, the RQ-170 Sentinel, also known as the Beast of Kandahar. They called the aircraft as the "Beast of Kandahar" because when photographs first emerged in 2007, they were taken in Afghanistan.

Out of curiosity about Stealths, this lead me to search some images of the said Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). Could the images below that is said to be spotted in Kandahar be the RQ-170?


It is said that the RQ-170 Sentinel is being developed by Lockheed Martin and is designed "to provide reconnaissance and surveillance support to forward deployed combat forces".

Source: news.yahoo.com

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Maybank Online Alert - A Phishing Scam

Receiving phishing emails is not new to me. In fact, I blogged before about how email users can identify phishing emails. Just three days ago, I received again an email which I thought trying to extract some sensitive information.
It was said to be an Online Alert from Maybank, the largest financial services group in Malaysia listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. Just check the screenshot below to see how the email looks like.


The signature below the message used the name Maybank Berhad, with a website address http://www.maybank2u.com.my
I checked the website by typing manually the URL on my browser's address bar, and I was diverted to the legitimate website of Maybank. However, when I hovered the cursor over http://www.maybank2u.com.my- there I was able to check that the Maybank website was only used as an anchor text of the real site which I was about to be diverted once I clicked the link. Clicking http://www.maybank2u.com.my on the email will divert you directly to http://mail.rohnnet.com/ ... This prompted me to conduct a WHOIS search so I can track this phising email.

The email sender used at Thu, 26 Nov 2009 00:49:46 +0100 the IP address: 85.114.46.90 from Croatia, Vukovar. Take a look on these details:

IP address: 85.114.46.90
IP address country: Croatia
IP address state: Vukovarsko-Srijemska
IP address city: Vukovar
IP address latitude: 45.3433
IP address longitude: 18.9997
ISP of this IP: OT - Optima Telekom d.d.
Organization: Vukovarsko-Srijemska Zupanija
Local Time of this IP country: 2009-11-28 05:36


85.114.46.90 Whois Information

Inetnum: 85.114.46.88 - 85.114.46.95
Netname: VSZ
Descr: Vukovarsko-Srijemska Zupanija
Descr: Zupanijska 9
Descr: 32000 Vukovar
Country: HR
Admin-c: HR2098-RIPE
Tech-c: HR2098-RIPE
Status: ASSIGNED PA
Remarks: INFRA-AW
Mnt-by: OT-MNT
Source: RIPE # Filtered

Person: Hrvoje Radman
Address: Vukovarsko-Srijemska Zupanija
Address: Zupanijska 9
Address: 32000 Vukovar
Address: Croatia
Phone: +385 32 454402
Nic-hdl: HR2098-RIPE
Mnt-by: OT-MNT
Source: RIPE # Filtered

The information on the WHOIS search I conducted is for reference only. I didn't guarantee my readers the full accuracy of the result since I used third party software. However, I'm certain that the email is a phishing type... So beware!

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How to Enable Ctrl-Alt-Del in Windows 7

Do you frequently use Ctrl+Alt+Del in earlier version of Windows like XP and Vista to reboot your computer, and summon the task manager or Windows Security? I am certain that you are, since Ctrl-Alt-Del feature is one of the easiest ways to interrupt non-operational or malfunctioning programs and applications.

But have you ever wondered why Ctrl-Alt-Del don't work on Windows 7? The reason behind this is that we need to enable first this feature before finally using it. Simply follow these simple steps on how to Enable Ctrl-Alt-Del feature in Windows 7:

1. Click on the Start Icon.
2. On the search function, type: netplwiz
3. A program named netplwiz will be highlighted while you type your search.
4. Click on that search result to open the User Account window.
5. On the User Account box, click on the Advanced tab.
6. You can see a small frame at the bottom of the Advanced tab labeled as Secure Logon.
7. To enable the secure logon, you need to check the box that says: "Require users to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete".

Now, you can already use Ctrl+Alt+Del feature on Windows 7.

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Making Pirated Windows 7 Genuine

"How to make a pirated Windows 7 Operating System genuine?"
A question normally asked by most users who rely much on serial cracks and software hacks, particularly if they can't afford spending dollars for a genuine copy of Windows 7.

Microsoft wanted to stop software piracy since they started business until their software got more sophisticated. They spent and still spending a lot of time and effort to design strategic methods in separating legitimate or genuine from pirated copies of their software. Product keys, evaluation periods, activation processes- these are all designed just to make sure users will get a genuine copy of Windows 7.

Not until cyber-criminals able to bypass Windows 7 Activation that will make the operating system's evaluation copy to be "indefinite". You will learn more about this from mydigital.info : RemoveWAT or Chew-WGA “Bypass Activate” Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 Forever (Loader Alternative to Remove & Disable Activation Technologies).

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FAQs on Smart Communications P20 Unli! Access Promo

If you still haven't tried the newest promo of Smart mobile internet, I doubt you have queries on your mind that need to be answered. Here are the FAQs which I think you need to learn about this Smart P20 per day Unli! Access Promo.

Q: What is Unli! Access?
A: It's an unlimited all-day data plan for specific Mobile sites listed in the SMART Mobile Internet Portal. For just P20/day per site, subscribers will be able to browse their chosen mobile site without additional charge for 24hours.

Q: How can I avail of Unli! Access?
A: Subscribers will need to go to either SMART Mobile site, m.smart.com.ph/dataplan, and register by clicking any of the sites with Unli! Access.

Q: Will I get charged if I disconnect within the 24 hours?
A: You will not be charged for as long as you are within the 24 hour limit, regardless of how many connects and disconnects. Just make sure you're browsing within the subscribed mobile site.

Q: Will I get disconnected If I didn't maintain P1 balance?
A: Yes. You should maintain a minimum balance of P1 throughout the period of your selected data plan. (FOr Prepaid Only)

Q: How much is the charge if I exceeded my alloted time?
A: Subscribers will be charged with another subscription fee of P20.

Q: Can I use the package on other transactions?
A: No. Until Access plans are exclusive only for mobile browsing transactions within the data plan's respective mobile site. Services such as web access, voice, sms, downloads and partner streaming sites are not included.

Q: What will happen if reached zero load within subscription period?
A: Yes but Mobile Unli! Access rate of P20 will not be applied. Thus, regular charging of P10/20min will be used.

Q: Can I use other browser applications such as Opera for Unli! Access?
A: Yes. But Mobile Unli! Access rate of P20 per site will not be applied. Thus, regular charging of P10/30min will be used.

Q: If I saved mobile pages as bookmark and access it directly, how much will be its charge?
A: You will be charged with mobile Unli! Access subscription fee of P20.

Q: If my phone have built-in web applications with the same function as that of my preferred mobile site, how much will be it charge if I access it?
A: Service is limited only to mobile site browsing, thus; charging will still be on a default access rate of P10/30min.

Source: Smart Mobile Internet
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