Nissan Juke-R, a 570-hp Babyzilla: Motoramic Drives

Lilly is not pretty. Rather tall and ungainly, she towers over the other models Nissan brought to the high-performance track at the quadrennial “Nissan 360” worldwide media program, hosted this time at the Great Park of Orange County, Calif., formerly known as El Toro Marine Base. But Lilly is an object of lust such that this writer, and many other car wags lucky enough to get near her, will never forget. “Lilly,” is a Nissan Juke-R, the first...

Data Security Problem is getting worse, Proven by the Reports

The headlines have been dominated by the news of data breaches when Edward Snowden stole the confidential data from the database of NSA (National Security Agency) and publicized it. Other than that famous incident of data theft, there have been a number of data breach cases have been registered this year as well as the past year. It is not necessary that the online crooks hack the database just to steal data. The cyber criminals (hackers) perform...

Ten Reasons To Love The Xbox One Operating System

Sony’s PlayStation family received a majority of the positive attention from Gamescom this week, but Microsoft also deserves special mention for an important reason: the Xbox One operating system. It’s still in a pre-release state, though you’d easily mistake it for a finished product. Its design and functionality are a huge improvement over Xbox 360’s current OS. There’s a lot to like about the new direction Microsoft has taken for Xbox One that...

Some of the Common Channels of Data Leakage

The problem of data breach has become universal and it is getting severe and severe every day. There are different channels from which data gets leaked. Most commonly, data is leaked through hackers’ attacks. When you talk about the data breach, the first thing that will pop up in the mind of a layman would be hackers’ attacks. Statistics reveal that almost 38 percent of the data is leaked only due to the attacks on the database by the cyber criminals....

The Reason Why IT Experts Rate USB Drive as a Big Threat

The thumb sized portable data storing device has become a fashionable accessory that is available in the market in different colors, shapes and designs. It is as small as a human thumb and it has the capability of storing data in gigabytes. Having these characteristics, still, the small portable data storing device are extremely affordable that it is quite often distributed at conventions conferences and other such festivals. The popularity of...

Some Simple and Effective Internet Marketing Tips

The Technology Has Revolutionized Almost Every Aspect Of The Life. Where It Has Made The World A Global Village Where No Distance Is Too Far. http://www.newsoftwares.net/blog/some-simple-and-effective-internet-marketing-tips/1693...

The Progress of Technology—Gadgets getting more and more Portable!

As the technology progresses, everything is becoming more and more portable, and more mobile. Almost every gadget or machine is getting smaller lighter and smarter as the days are passing. Let's start with the invention of the computer, when the first proper computer was invented, it was almost of the size of a room. But, afterwards, the technology regarding the computer started getting more and more advance and huge changes were made in the design...

7 Things You Need to Know about the New Toyota Supra

As any gearhead would tell you, the Toyota Supra is a proper 90s hero car. Production ran for nearly 24 years, but it wasn’t until the Mark IV arrived in 1992, that the Supra cemented its place in history as the lovable, tunable, affordable sportscar king of the mid-90s. Unfortunately- after a successful ten-year run- production ended with the Mark IV in 2002, leaving the Toyota lineup to sulk in its own...

The Cloud Technology—Useful but not Perfect!

The Cloud technology is relatively the newest place to store data. The cloud technology is developing now at a rapid pace and is becoming better and better and getting more and more popular among computer users. The experts suggest that this technology will grow further and will become essential as currently the USB flash drive is. The cloud technology is quite useful for the middle-size and large scale firms, however, nothing comes up perfectly....

Coming Soon: The Slicker, Faster and – Maybe – Cheaper iPhone

Excitement over the new iPhone is building to a frenzy this week as rumors abound that Apple (AAPL) will unveil upgraded models on September 10. That would be almost exactly a year after Apple introduced the iPhone 5, which grabbed the title of best selling smart phone model in the world last year. Apple isn’t commenting on new models yet but the September 10 introduction date has been confirmed by major news organizations including the...

New Targets for Hackers, Your Car and Your House

magine driving on the freeway at 60 miles per hour and your car suddenly screeches to a halt, causing a pileup that injures dozens of people. Now imagine you had absolutely nothing to do with the accident because your car was taken over by hackers. Charlie Miller, a security researcher at Twitter, and Chris Valasek, director of security intelligence at IOActive, a security research company, recently demonstrated car hacks at the DefConcomputer...

Many Modifications—USB still NOT Perfect yet!

Almost 19 years back from today, Toshiba invented the memory. The name ‘flash’ was derived from the way by which memory was erased redolent of the camera i.e. “Flash”. It was just the flash memory that was invented by Toshiba; the first USB drive was introduced by Intel in1988. When these two drives (Flash drive and USB drives) were merged to form a device, USB flash drive was invented. In early 2000, Trek Corporation was the first one to launch...

Meet The “Best Racecar That Never Was”

John F. Kennedy famously said, “Success has many fathers, but failure is an orphan.” Then what does that make a car that could have been a success, but was never given the chance? This is the story of one such car; its near miss with history, and the crash that removed it from the limelight. In the 1950s, Jaguar was a prominent face in auto racing. By 1960, the British automaker has begun talking about a mid-engined car, as other makes...

Bruce Willis Out, Harrison Ford In For 'The Expendables 3'

Harrison Ford joins 'The Expendables' crew (Photo: Lionsgate/Getty) We actually have a good feeling about this. There has been a lot of speculating as to which old-timer action star(s) Sylvester Stallone will be recruiting for the third installment in his over-the-hill shoot-'em-up series, "The Expendables." But one name that probably no one was expecting to show up on the roll call is Harrison Ford (even though rumors had...

Newspapers Are Billionaires’ Latest Trophies, New York Times

.Just $250 million. That’s all Jeffrey P. Bezos paid on Monday for The Washington Post, which was once worth several billion dollars. $70 million. That’s all John Henry paid on Friday for The Boston Globe, a paper The New York Times had acquired for $1.1 billion in 1993. Next to nothing. That’s what IBT Media paid to buy Newsweek over the weekend from IAC, which itself had paid only $1 plus $40 million in pension obligations to buy it two years...