Sunday, March 30, 2008
Saturday, March 29, 2008
UN: Kosovo has Become a Center of a Drug Distribution
According to the report of the UN Offic, the link between the South American drug cartels and the Albanian mafia has reached alarming proportions.
The report notes that according to Interpol, Europol, the FBI USA, Kosovo has become a center of drug distribution, which intersect all the world narcotic ways.
Adobe has released an online version of Photoshop

The company Adobe released a fully free version of its core product - set for editing graphics files Adobe Photoshop. The new version was officially named Photoshop Express and works with a browser, without requiring the installation on the local computer users.
To work with Photoshop Express service free registration required, but after that free Adobe also prompt the user to 2 gigabytes of disk space for storing image files.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
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Sunday, March 23, 2008
6 years old girl has stolen $140,000

South Korean police said Friday they had arrested a woman accused of telling her six-year-old daughter to steal some 140,000 dollars from a bank.
The girl took cash and cheques on Thursday from a small safe under the desk in the VIP room of a bank in the southern island of Jeju, they said. The room was temporarily empty apart from the child.
The mother was arrested the same day after a closed-circuit TV clip showed the child near the safe. Police seized the money and cash as evidence.
"The mother insists she did not tell the kid to steal the money," a detective told AFP by phone.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Nokia Has Paid $1 Billion To Qualcomm For Tech Patents
In court documents revealed this week, Nokia (NYSE: NOK) said it has paid about $1 billion for full access to Qualcomm's extensive patent portfolio over a 15-year period. Nokia has been complaining for years that Qualcomm charges too much for its intellectual property and the two companies are scheduled to meet in a Delaware Court this July to work out their differences. Nokia maintains in court filings that it is paid up for its use of Qualcomm IP, although the Qualcomm doesn't agree. As much of the value of early wireless patents fades away, attention is turning to the recently created Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) 4G patent pool. Led by Intel (NSDQ: INTC) and Samsung, the NGMN appeals to smaller wireless companies that don't have the resources to enter into wireless patent battles. New cellular companies also tend to find it difficult to figure the IP costs of entering markets. "The combined effect of NGMN reporting and a 4G patent pool will create a situation where there will be an evident divide between the patent pool rates reported, and royalty rates reported from the rest," said Stuart Carlaw, ABI Research's VP and research director, in a statement Friday. "This will expose Qualcomm's position to the public gaze," he said. ABI noted that the average cumulative royalty rate in cellular technology has been secret. ABI indicated Qualcomm should be "worried" by the creation of the NGMN, because it could marginalize Qualcomm's IP position. "The key concepts here revolve around the independent reporting of royalty rates to the NGMN and also the ability of a patent pool to report en masse," said Carlaw.
Qualcomm may lose clout and royalities thanks to the recently created Next Generation Mobile Networks 4G patent pool.
As new cell phone infrastructure technologies are introduced, handset manufacturers and service providers are placing new emphasis on intellectual property assets -- who owns them and how much they are worth.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
MICROSOFT unites TOSHIBA & PANASONIC to make DVD 2.0

Microsoft & Toshiba resurrection is comin' !
Last month, a working group WG-12 was made for "research and specifications of network applications as well as related networking formats DVD Forum specifications, recommendations for the DVD Forum and other associations for devices connected to the network."
In other words, Toshiba, Microsoft, and Panasonic have united together to create a format DVD 2.0, which will use part of HD functionality, already established for HD DVD. For example, it will support interactive Hdi interface will support Super Upconversionmode, which enable video output in the permits until 960p. Also promised advanced copy protection system and sure, the support of network functions.
And the most important. The new format DVD 2.0 will be compatible with conventional DVD drives! That is, we get HD video with slightly inferior quality Blu-ray, but the conventional DVD devices. All that is needed for a new video format - its updated firmware player and the opportunity to display high-resolution signal.
Ideally under these conditions suited Xbox 360. War is not over formats!
Hong-Kong is attacked with a strange virus

Because of the rapid spread of a mysterious epidemic diseases like influenza, starting from Thursday in Hong Kong all schools and kindergartens were closed. The virus has spread to 25 institutions of education and health, but the nature of it is still unknown. The worst assumption made by physicians: mutated disease of avin influenza (bird flu) .
Symptoms of the unknown, but extremely dangerous disease has been recorded and seen at the tens of schoolchildren.
"Till now experts say that there are no reasons for panic, but they recognize that they don't know why the children has died"
On Tuesday one of the hospitalized children died of encephalitis and brain tumors. Seven child named Law Ho-ming was taken to hospital last weekend unconsciously and with a strong fever, says BBC.
Hong Kong is notorious "homeland" of avian influenza. "The first outbreak of avian infection" was here in 1997 and then became the cause of death of 6 people.





























