SmartBook mobility computing device

June 21, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Mobile Computing, Uncategorized

SmartBook mobility computing device

SmartBook mobility computing device
This is the time when all the concept laptop are launched in that series one of the most interesting laptop is launched that is SmartBook mobile computing device that is look very similar laptop but it has a lots of quality than a laptop. This is the future generation concept technology computer that make true your dream to have a unique computer.

SmartBook mobility computing device

This superb device designed by a very famous and talented designer Roland Cernat. he is the winner of many design award all around the world. He also invented some of it’s design these all are concept design. This SmartBook is support all type of software that are used commonly in laptops.

SmartBook mobility computing device

The SmartBook has a screen that is the digital writing pad on which one can just scribble with the digital pen and you can write and draw any thing on that screen , this pen is kept under the keyboard. SmartBook has all the multimedia feature that is useful for the laptop, this has a WIFI device and a bluetooth device is also embedded with this laptop.

SmartBook mobility computing device

SmartBook is a mobility computing device that with a multi functional design that allow you to rearrange it’s parts according to your need and style. SmartBook has two side monitor and the side that is not in use i can work as monitor or you can use one of it’s monitor as keyboard device.

SmartBook mobility computing device
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An Introduction to Computer Forensics

April 13, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Computer Forensics, Uncategorized

An Introduction to Computer Forensics

Computer Forensics is the process of investigating electronic devices or computer media for the purpose of discovering and analyzing available, deleted, or “hidden” information that may serve as useful evidence in supporting both claims and defenses of a legal matter as well as it can helpful when data have been accidentally deleted or lost due to hardware failure.

However, this is a very old technique but now it has been changed a lot because of technological advances, modern tools and software’s which makes Computer Forensics much easier for Computer Forensic Experts to find & restore more evidence/data faster and with more accuracy.

Computer forensics has change the way digital evidence is gathered & used as evidence of a crime & it is done using advanced techniques and technologies. A computer forensic expert uses these techniques to discover evidence from an electronic storage device for a possible crime. The data can be from any kind of electronic device like Pen drives, discs, tapes, handhelds, PDAs, memory stick, Emails, logs, hidden or deleted files etc.

Most of us think that deleting a file or history will remove it completely from the hard disk drive. In realty, it only removes the file from the location but the actual file still remains on your computer. It is easier to track what has been done on your computer but difficult to say by whom though it is possible to alter or delete the data completely from your storage device. It depends on computer forensic expert’s skills how well he can find and restore the data without any loss or change.

Computer forensics got widespread attention during the Enron scandal widely believed to be the biggest computer forensics investigation ever. Nowadays Computer Forensics & Electronic discovery is becoming a standard part of litigation of all types, especially large litigations involving corporate matters in which there are large amounts of data.

Computer forensics can be used to uncover a fraud, unauthorized use of a computer, violation of company policies, inadequate record keeping etc… by tracking e-mails, chat-history, files, tapes, sites people browse or any other form of electronic communications.

Data security is one of the biggest issues that the corporate world is facing now by publishing company’s internet/policies & consequences for violations, signing of compliance documents by employees. Businesses can initiate monitoring their own computer systems to avoid legal consequences in future. Making employees aware that monitoring software and Computer forensics personnel are available could prevent workers from wrong doing.

With the use of computers in everyday life and increasing amount of hi-tech crimes, Computer forensics is a growing niche in the litigation support sector. Unlike many jobs in information technology sector, chances are that computer forensics services will not be outsourced to other country because of the confidentiality of the data business which will not allow it to travel just to save a little cash.

Kevin Cohen is an international computer forensics consultant. He is president of Data Triage Technologies, LLC.(http://www.datatriage.com), a Computer forensics and Electronic discovery firm based in Los Angeles, California .

Satellite Radio – Not your father’s Sputnik

March 09, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Computer Forensics, Uncategorized

Satellite Radio – Not your father’s Sputnik

always ask me how all of this, the work of satellite radio? I mean, it seems, the thing now. Many car manufacturers install satellite radio receivers in their new vehicles, and are home and portable models on the market through your favorite electronics outlet. But what is it? How it works Why am I on the radio should pay?

Let’s start with a view of the type of radio we’re accustomed. AM radio broadcasts at a frequency of 535 kilohertz (kHz) 1700 kHz (1.7 MHz). FM broadcasts between 88 MHz to 108 MHz without too technical, is actually a Hertz one cycle per second. How to become an FM radio waves transmitted to 88MHz Cycling 88 million times per second. This seems a lot, but it is actually relatively slow. Slower cycles require larger antennas to transmit and receive. Even the radio antenna and ground fixed, and therefore limited in scope. meet more cycles, smaller antennas. Mobile phones ranging from 824 MHz to 1990 MHz (1.99GHz), depending on the type of service, which is a much faster cycle, and thus a smaller antenna is used. Satellite radio is broadcast at 2.3 GHz, so your car or portable receiver has no trouble picking up the signal. There have been great advances in antenna technology that provides a relatively small, flat antenna rather than a court, which must be constantly adjusted to point towards the satellite, and the city picking up kids from soccer practice. Maybe I should listen to me one of them there satellite radios p> …