Piracy on the Web is an ongoing cat and mouse game that doesn’t look like it’ll end anytime soon. Now NEC Japan has another weapon up its sleeve to fend off piracy, as the company has come up with a technology that can find illegal copies of videos uploaded to the World Wide Web in seconds. that is achieved by creating a comparison piece that is just 76 bytes from the original that can be compared to the file in question. that technology is part of the MPEG-7 standard, allowing movie producers and ISPs to identify pirates faster and more accurately. NEC claims that the technology has a 96 percent success rate and false alarm rate of 5 in 1 million during checking. It’ll be interesting to see what is the next move by subject matter pirates and how they will circumvent that.

Permalink: New NEC Technology Detects Pirated Videos On The Net In Seconds from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

British designer Alice Davies came up with the Virgin Media Laptop concept that offers a teaching tool that comes in a retro design, although it packs in contemporary day technology such as Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free moments – perfect when you need to demonstrate a concept or view using both hands for gesticulation plans, while laying the Virgin Media Laptop on the table comfortably. Typing can be achieved via a remote control as enlarged as it remains within working distance, while the built-in Virgin Media Broadband device makes way for fast World Wide Web navigation. It will probably rely on induction charging should that device be realized, doing away with the need for more wires. Do you think that will catch on?

Permalink: Virgin Media Laptop concept from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

While many Web savvy folks today run Firefox or Google’s Chrome browser, that doesn’t mean that Microsoft’s Net Explorer is dead. The software giant has just released another platform preview of Web Explorer 9 (IE9) in the design of IE9 Preview 2 and that latest incarnation scores 68 out of 100 on the Acid3 pop quiz. The latest build additionally claims to improve JavaScript and HTML5 performance while the full hardware acceleration for HTML5 on IE9 is able to take the workload off your computer’s processor, shifting it to the graphics chipset. There isn’t any official word on when the public beta of World Wide Web Explorer 9 will be available, but whether you want to check out the Platform Preview, feel free to do so.

Permalink: Microsoft Releases Net Explorer 9 Platform Preview 2 from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

Grace Digital Audio has rolled out its Solo Wi-Fi World Wide Web radio tuner which is capable of bestowing the ability of Web radio onto just about any stereo system or set of speakers, whether you will. The device boasts support for services including Pandora and Sirius Net radio, where it is supported by a backlit LCD display for easy reading of info as well as having the capability of working with Grace’s remote app for the iPhone/iPod touch. Needless to say, it can additionally operate just as well with a standard remote, but that will surely take off some gloss on just how versatile your iPhone is, eh? Grace Digital Audio is offering the Solo Wi-Fi Web radio tuner for $124.99 a pop when it hits the US market that July.

Permalink: Grace Digital Audio Solo Wi-Fi World Wide Web radio tuner from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

Grace Digital Audio has rolled out its Solo Wi-Fi World Wide Web radio tuner which is capable of bestowing the capability of Web radio onto just about any stereo system or set of speakers, whether you will. The device boasts support for services including Pandora and Sirius Web radio, where it is supported by a backlit LCD display for easy reading of info as well as having the capability of working with Grace’s remote app for the iPhone/iPod touch. Needless to say, it can additionally operate just as well with a standard remote, but that will surely take off some gloss on just how versatile your iPhone is, eh? Grace Digital Audio is offering the Solo Wi-Fi World Wide Web radio tuner for $124.99 a pop when it hits the US market that July.

Permalink: Grace Digital Audio Solo Wi-Fi Net radio tuner from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

Has the advent of the World Wide Web lured you away from your true priorities in life, such as sports, photography or your family? The Reconnect concept is designed to help folks with an data addiction, monitoring your online behavior, randomly interrupting you with suggestions, reminding you to rethink your priorities, allowing you to get away from the computer that you’ve become enslaved to. perhaps we all need some of that, eh?

Permalink: Reconnect Concept Helps You Deal With Your Net Addiction from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

You might have sighted the EKEN M001 eBook reader before, but folks are suspecting that the device has been renamed to the Orphan EB07, as a similar looking device has been put up for sale online, and it’s going for $140-$198. The Orphan EB07 is a 7-inch eBook reader that is powered by Google’s Android OS and offers various features such as broadband World Wide Web access, Wi-Fi a/b/g, built-in browser, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF file support, as well as QQ, MSN and Gtalk messengers. Are you beginning to feel that the eBook reader market is getting a little crowded?

Permalink: Is The Orphan EB07 A Renamed EKEN M001 eBook Reader? from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

Web browsers are more or less our window to the Web, so it’s obvious that they’re critical when it comes to the World Wide Web. Skyfire is looking to improve the lives of Android users by introducing Skyfire 2.0 for Android. The new version offers a SkyBar, sitting at the bottom of the screen, which offers easy access to useful new features. The most obvious improvement would be a workaround for the lack of Flash on your phone, as it can do server-side conversions of Flash video to a more supported format such as HTML5. whether you’re looking to get a new browsing experience on your device, you could give it a go. With Opera Mini being approved for the App Store, it’ll be interesting to see whether there will plus be a version of Skyfire on its way to Apple’s iPhone.

Permalink: Skyfire 2.0 For Android Is Here from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

The iPhone is a really revolutionary phone, and thanks to the iPhone OS 3.0, the phone supports World Wide Web tethering, which allows you to use your iPhone as a wireless modem, allowing your laptop to access the World Wide Web via the phone. That being said, AT&T has yet to enable the feature for US customers, and according to a company spokesperson they’re still evaluating the situation, worrying about the potential traffic increase, which could hamper AT&T’s already busy network. According to the representative:

iPhone tethering has the potential to exponentially increase traffic, and we need to ensure that we’re able to deliver excellent performance for the feature ? by and above the increases in input traffic we’re already seeing ? before we will offer the feature.

Are you hoping that AT&T will enable the feature as soon as possible, or do you think that you’ll never use it?

Permalink: AT&T Delays US iPhone Tethering Due To Concerns About Network Performance from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

Rhapsody has been on the iPhone for a while now and the service has gained an urgent new feature. Users can now take advantage of an offline listening mode that caches music and lets you listen without an World Wide Web connection.

The Apple employee who lost the infamous iPhone HD prototype in a bar has been offered a free German holiday. The offer comes from Lufthansa airlines and whether I were My. Powell I’d want to be certain Steve Jobs wasn’t sending him by on a one way ticket.

Orginal post by Shane McGlaun