Brief Introduction About Moto X

Inside lies the answer to a question we’ve been asking since Google announced its $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola: what happens when Google builds a smartphone? The answer to that question is the Moto X. It has endlessly leaked out in various forms for the past few months — Google chairman Eric Schmidt even posed for an impromptu photo shoot with one several weeks ago. Eighteen phones, face-down in rectangles of gray foam.Okay, Google. Now. The same, only different          There are actually 504 potential versions of Moto X — the 18 available backplate covers, from concrete gray to hot pink, are just the start....

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Yahoo! to get a new logo with the same old flavour next month

        There are plenty of changes afoot in the Yahoo! office at Sunnyvale. Under iron-fisted CEO Marissa Mayer, Yahoo! is not only seeing a small but noticeable change in fortunes with the service refreshes and acquisitions, the Internet giant is also set to get a brand new look with a logo redesign in the works.              In a blog post early this morning, Kathy Savitt, Chief Marketing Officer at Yahoo! announced that the company is going to introduce a brand new logo next month. “Over the past year, there’s been a renewed sense of purpose and progress at Yahoo!, and we want...

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Facebook changes News Feed again

                                 Facebook's quest to be a personalized newspaper for the internet age continued on Tuesday with tweaks aimed at making sure members spy hot stories from their friends.Changes to the leading social network's formula for figuring out which posts will be of interest included "bumping" up potentially intriguing stories that went unnoticed during prior visits to Facebook. "It is hard for users to get back to old things; you have to scroll through things you have already seen," Facebook News Feed team engineering Lars Backstrom...

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Usian Bolt Now Playable in Temple Run 2

  The six-time Olympic gold medalist and so-called "fastest man on Earth", Jamaican runner Usian Bolt, is now a playable character in the mobile game Temple Run 2. This is the first instance in which Imangi Studios, the game’s creator, has added a character based on someone in real life. Imangi Studios, called Bolt's addition to the game an "obvious and fitting partnership."Bolt joins the game's cast of fictional characters as a 99-cent in-app purchase available from the game's "Upgrades" menu, wearing his signature yellow-and-green Olympic uniform. He also brings the unique power-up, "Bolt", when activated, the character auto-dashes...

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Types Of Hackers

This is How Google Defines Hacker Q. Ever Wondered If there are type of Mobiles,PC's,Animals,People Then Are There Type of Hackers Ans. Yes ,3 Major Types Lets Me Give A Brief Intro About Them. 1. White hat hacker                                 2. Gray hat hacker                         3. Black hat hacker White Hat and Grey Hat Hacker & What is the Real Difference? What is worse, the public is not able to understand terms like grey hat, white hat, Linux OS, or cracker. However, the...

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Interesting Windows Tricks And Hacks You May Find Interesting

Always Thought of Hacking And Cracking But Always Confused Where To Start With Let Me Help You To Boost You Towards Start. >>Open COMMAND PROMPT while Locked by User. >open notepad >type www.command.com > then save as cmd.bat at desktop >then enter now its open.....enjoy >>CracK BIOS Password >Open the CPU >Observe the Motherbord >Remove the Silver Battery(3v) >Wait 2 minutes and place the Battery >>Restoring a Lost Desktop- >Start >Run Type a period " . " Then press Enter >>If ur PC is hanged then do this. Press shift+ctrl+esc or ctrl+alt+del n den click on 'END TASK'...

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The Days Of Gigabyte Is Over

GÉANT has been upgraded to a maximum capacity of two terabits per second, with individual researchers and scientists able to enjoy connections of up to 100 gigabits per second.         European scientists are pumping out an ever-increasing amount of data – just look at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider experiments for example – so here’s some welcome news for them: GÉANT, Europe’s research data backbone, has just completed a two terabits-per-second (2Tbps) upgrade.         That’s a whopping amount of capacity for the network, which connects Europe’s national research and education networks (NRENs)...

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