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hey ppl….
i welcome my very good fren sohit ahuja…. to passiontech… sohit will contribute to passiontech.. so now u’ll have lots more news n stuff….

The advent of the Internet has brought a completely new dimension to globalization, but the system isn’t perfect. Last December, an undersea earthquake off the coast of Taiwan disrupted Internet cables, causing communications to be down for several days. A new pact formed last week between 17 major telecommunications companies hopes to avoid a repeat of that situation with plans to complete a $500 million undersea fiber optic cable between Southeast Asia and the U.S., which they claim will be relatively safe from natural disasters.

If you are using a public terminal in an internet cafe, college library or even inside the posh business center of an hotel or airport lounge, do check the connection between your keyboard cable and the desktop – the white AA battery sized hardware device in the picture is actually a keystroke logger.
Hardware keyloggers may soon become a challenge in schools and offices as these devices get affordable and widely available.

The founder of the ambitious ”$100 laptop” project, which plans to give inexpensive computers to schoolchildren in developing countries, revealed Thursday that the machine now costs $175, and it will be able to run Windows in addition to its homegrown, open-source interface.

hey ppl… so how are u… no no am nt dead or nything… ya i know i hv nt updated my blogs 4 so long bt ppl i ws quite busy with annual fest of my coll.. n after that exams… bt am sorry…
hmmm bt nw am back bt nt really in action… bt still will try my best to keep my blogs updated….

well guys back to tech world…. exams over n now am back…


Joe Eigo, a martial arts expert in Toronto, used to pay hundreds of dollars a month for computer and hosting services to distribute his own acrobatic and martial arts videos on the Web, in the hope of raising his profile in the TV and film industry.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has announced that it will re-examine a patent held by e-learning software company, Blackboard, in response to a challenge from a free and open software group, Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC).
