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From the news, Google Phone is officially confirmed by Google Spain and Portugal officer Isabel Aguilera (via Digg). Purpose of developing this mobile device is for more users in developing countries easier to get info from the internet directly via their mobile phone. Could this mean Google Phone will enter the low-end market? Meanwhile Isabel Aguilera also revealed that Google Phone is one of the products in Google development project and they’ll put more effort on software development.

No info about the actual mobile phone design. However, could this concept design will be the one? From the photo, a large touch screen, navigation button, flip keypad cover, fast access panel and external add-on?

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There is 339 incidents of lithium and lithium-ion batteries “overheating, emitting smoke and fumes or exploding since 2003.”, reported by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission. The greatest issue is no one can predict when thousands of this “time booms” are being triggered in airplanes.

Here, I got some tips to prolong a battery lifespan and tips of safety usage:

Never repair your malfunctions battery.

Use the original battery that’s brought from the manufacturer or authorize reseller.

Not to charge your battery more than 8 hours per charging session.

Remove battery from your laptop after it has been fully charged and use the external plug-in power source.

Some tips above are useful for cell phone users too. Always check back your manual booklet and follow the usage instruction. I guess you don’t want to ends your days like the Dell laptop above.

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A nice Nokia N80 review by PhoneScoop. The review video clip show off Nokia N80 features such as internet access via WiFi and multimedia functions. Music track can be play in the background, fast internet surfing and nice media gallery.

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MARA (Mobile Antivirus Researchers Association) has compiled the top ten most critical Wireless and Mobile Security Vulnerabilities. The security issues covered include WiFi Access Points, Wireless Zero Configuration, Bluetooth, WEP Weaknesses, Smart phones, PDA and VOIP (Voice Over IP). Most of the issue shows there is an improper security configuration, so better get a qualified tech person for setting up a higher security protection.

1. Default WiFi routers

By default, wireless routers are shipped in an un-secured state. The result of this is that an attacker can easily connect to and configure the router to meet his or her own needs. The risks include changing the DNS server settings to a static IP that is owned by the attacker; or, uploading a hacked firmware version to the router that could put the attacker in full control of the data. Sniffing programs, wireless scanning drones, attack scripts, and more can be easily installed on the router, all of which would go undetected.
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More at MARA | source