Showing posts with label office. Show all posts
Showing posts with label office. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Facebook Post spy talks and to detect criminals

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Facebook can now detect suspicious behavior, brand content and determines further action, inform the police. This news comes from a Reuters interview with the Director of Security at Facebook, Joe Sullivan. Reuters The note mentioned the following:
 
'A man of about 30 I was talking about sex with a 13-year-old South Florida and is scheduled to meet with her after school classes. The extensive technology but little discussed Facebook for digitizing publications for criminal activity chats automatically dials the conversation, after notice is given to the police. The officers took control of the computer of the child and arrested the man the next day '.

This software is focused on Facebook conversations between members that have a loose social network. Means is for users who are not friends, are friends recently, they have mutual friends, interact with each other very little, have a significant age difference, and / or are away from each other, then the tool special attention.

The program is responsible for searching certain phrases found previously in the chat logs of criminals, including sexual predators. 'We never wanted to create an environment in which private communications look, what is really important is using technology that has very low false positive rate, "says Sullivan told Reuters. Anyway do not have many details of the tool, but we know that Facebook is working with the police because they have to comply with the law.

Friday, July 20, 2012

Windows 8 will arrive on October 26

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Windows fans and users of that operating system, and can check off the release date of Windows 8 on your calendar: October 26, 2012. After months of rumors and speculation, Microsoft confirmed the release date for the conference W8 Microsoft Global Exchange and shortly before the story broke in the Windows Blog. Many said that the date chosen would be October 25, and apparently missed him narrowly.
As you may know, will get the technology of Windows 8 for $ 40 dollars once it becomes available. Remember that if you use Office 2013 you will have to leave behind the old XP or Vista and unloved happen to W8/W7, since the new version of Office will not support older versions to the current version.

Monday, July 16, 2012

Microsoft presents its new version of Office (2013)

Microsoft Office 2013 Version Customer Preview

 
San Francisco (USA), July 16 (EFE). - The computer company Microsoft unveiled today in San Francisco (USA) a new version of its office software suite designed for Office next operating system Windows 8 tablets and compatible personal computers.
The company CEO Steve Ballmer said that it is the "most ambitious release of Microsoft Office" of history, at a ceremony held in the auditorium City View shopping center in that city The Metreon California.
Microsoft focused its demonstration model Office for tablets in which their traditional Word or PowerPoint are handled with the fingertips or with a digital pen and because of its integration with the Internet, the documents are stored by default in the cloud.
The new Office, which is not revealed his name and date of release, will require a user account to make use of the benefits of the cloud so that you can access the working documents from any device Windows 8, either mobile phone or tablet PC.
Programs Word, Excel, Outlook, OneNote and PowerPoint become a Windows application environment, with a simpler design in which the icons are minimized and are activated with the fingertip.
In Word, for example, debuted a reading system that adapts the documents to the device type and becomes an intuitive task insert images, adjusting the size and location.
Skype and the agenda are accessible directly from applications so that, for example, Excel can auto columns of information with contact data.
The trial version of "Modern Office" as Ballmer called it, is available today for customers through the website office.com / preview.
The company also showed a 80-inch touch screen designed for demonstrations, business meetings and videoconferences in which the Office can make presentations and modify them on the fly and works with Windows 8.
Ballmer emphasized the potential of that screen but still have acknowledged that "working to lower your price" and make it attractive for consumption.
The CEO stressed that Microsoft is in a time of renewal as the one experienced in 1995 with the version "vibrant and exciting" Windows and Office in years.
Microsoft officially launched Windows 8 in October, the month for which is expected to unveil all the details of its new line of products adapted to the new operating system.

   

Monday, July 9, 2012

Researchers develop a system that blocks our mobile while driving

 

The risks of going on the phone while driving or going to write a text message are just known, yet people are still doing. While some countries have laws banning cellphone use by drivers, are often ignored.
Recently, researchers at the University Anna of Technology , located in India, have created a new system that prevents the driver is talking or texting on his mobile.
The system is activated when it detects that the driver is using his phone and quickly blocks the signal from it. The problem that can happen is they lock the phones in the rest of those who are in the vehicle, although this should not happen because it is a short-range system.
Besides this, it is planned that the system can be integrated with the offices of the traffic control departments in order to reduce the use of cameras.
We will have to follow him closely to see how it evolves.

Monday, April 23, 2012

Open Source : After Install Operating System

This weekend I finished setting up a fresh triple-boot install on my MSI laptop. With my operating systems ready to go, the time had come to start reinstalling applications. While it wasn't a conscious decision, I noticed that the majority of my apps were Open Source - so I decided to keep the ball rolling.
Even if you haven't just gone through a reformat, these are great applications and well worth installing. If you have, then hopefully this list will provide you with a solid base of programs to get you started with your fresh, new Windows install!
Web Browsers: Chromium, Firefox
They excel at different things, so I install both browsers by default. Chromium is great for all-purpose surfing, while I use Firefox and my favorite extensions to tackle my daily web-based work.
Office: OpenOffice.Org, Sumatra, PDFCreator
For lightweight PDF reading and creation from any Windows app, Sumatra and PDFCreator are solid options. OpenOffice.Org, well, it's the name to beat in open source suites.

Media: Songbird, VLC, Handbrake, DVD Flick
I've been using VLC for ages, and it does everything I need as my video player of choice. Audio duties I leave up to Songbird, which has matured into a fantastic application over the past two years. I use Handbrake to, uh, rip my non-encrypted, personal DVDs. DVD Flick lets me burn said rips back onto a disc.
File Transfer: Free Download Manager, Cabos, eMule
FDM is a very underrated torrent app, and it has plenty of other download-boosting abilities as well. I chose it over Vuze because I need FDM's extras (partial zips, Flash downloading, Rapidshare integration) more than Vuze's additional media-handling chops. Cabos trims Limewire down to the bare minimum for the occasional one-off Gnutella download. As for eMule, I use it to find things that I can't find elsewhere.
Imaging: ZScreen, Inkscape, Gimphoto/GimPad, Flickr Uploadr
If you're comfortable with Photoshop but looking for a free alternative, go with Gimphoto instead of Gimp – the interface is very Adobe-esque. For vector image jobs, Inkscape can't be beat. ZScreen handles my screen captures and Flickr Uploadr, well, it does what it says.
Burning and Backup: Infrarecorder, WinCDEmu, Bonkey, and DirSyncPro
These three apps make short work of mounting disc image files, burning just about anything, syncing folders, and keeping a current copy of your files in a safe location.
Messaging and Social Networking: Pidgin and Spaz
Don't sic Mr. Stallman on me – I know Spaz is built on Adobe Air, but the client itself is open. As for multi-protocol messaging apps, Pidgin is a tough bird to beat.
Maintenance and Utilities: 7zip, Belvedere, Ultra Defrag, Disk Cleaner, TrueCrypt
Lifehacker's Belvedere is a great way to organize your files and folders with minimal effort. Ultra Defrag and Disk Cleaner (and a handful of helpful plugins) keep your hard drive clutter free and performing its best. 7zip waits in your context menu to extract files from (or cram files into) archives of all kinds. For encrypting files, folders, or entire volumes, Truecrypt is fast and reliable.
Desktop Enhancements: RocketDock, Launchy, Virtual Dimension
You don't really need both RocketDock and Launchy. If you prefer eye candy, go with Rocket Dock. If you're a keyboard magician, go with Launchy. I run Virtual Dimension because my forays into Linux have me hooked on the benefits of virtual desktops.

Games: AssaultCube, Enigma, FreeCiv, LexJongg, LinCity, Neverball, Nexuiz, PokerTH, TORCS, Tremulous, WinSudoku, Wormux, Zombies.
Using your computer shouldn't be all work, all the time. Kick back and relax or give you brain a casual workout with these great games. LexJongg puts a slightly technogeek spin on traditional mahjong. FPS fans should check out AssaultCube, Nexuiz, and Tremulous. FreeCiv and LinCity offer OSS takes on two classic PC simulations. TORCS is a solid 3d racing sim which will hopefully soon include online action. Wormux and Zombies are fun turn-based strategy games. WinSudoku and PokerTH - I'll assume you know what those are all about.
There you go - plenty of great OSS to load on your own freshly reinstalled system (or a friend's)! If I missed one of your favorite apps or games, share it in the comments!

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Applications included:
Archivers : 7-Zip, Peazip, TUGzip, IZarc, Universal Extractor, KGB Archiver, Bitser, jZip, FreeArc, Zip Genius
Audio : Audacity, JetAudio Basic, musikCube, Aimp, Clementine, Songbird, foobar2000 ,Mixxx, aTunes, MusicBee, LMSS, Wave Editor
Video: Miro, VLC media player, Mplayer, GOM, Winamp, KMPlayer, SMplayer, Itunes, XMBC Media Center, Media Go, Media Player Classic Home Cinema, Kmplayer, Splayer, QuickTime Player, Miro Video Converter
Chat-IM: Skype ,Windows Live Messenger, Google Talk, Pidgin, ICQ, aMSN, Miranda IM, Yahoo! Messenger 10, Digsby, Trillian, Bitwise IM, Xfire,  Psi-IM, Nimbuzz
Internet: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, Maxthon, Avant Browser, Flock, Thunderbird3, Filezila Server, K-Meleon, Lunascape, Tor,FTP Rush, Sea Monkey, XAMPP, Teamviewer, Free Download Manager, YeahReader, RSSOwl, WinSCP, FileZilla, Jdownloader, CometBird, Mozilla Prism, Orbit Downloader, AC Browser Plus Free Edition
CD Burners: CDBurnerXP, ImgBurn, InfraRecorder, DVD Flick (authoring tool), SizeMe (comparation tool), Amok CD/DVD burning, NeroBurning Lite, MagicDisc, Ashampoo Burning Studio 6 Free
P2P-File Sharing: uTorrent, Gnucleus, Cabos, Vuze, BitComet, eMule, DC ++, Frostwire, BitTorrent, qBittorent, Halite, Deluge
Not available from 1.6. Different package is coming. Games: YoFrankie!, Cube 2, SuperTuxKart, Freeciv, World of Padman, Armagetron
Graphic: Blender, Gimp, Paint.NET, IrfanView, PhotoFiltre, Picasa, XnView, Easy Thumbnails, FastStone Image Viewer, Inkscape, GiniPic, IcoFX, Winshot, Pencil, 3Dvia, Photoscape,
Office: OpenOffice, AbiWord, Adobe Reader, Foxit Reader, PDFCreator, PDF-XChange Viewer, Scribus, Libre Office
Text Editors: KomoZer, Freemind, Notepad++, Xe macs, Bluefish, Notepad 2, RJ TextED, ConText
Security: ClamWin, Nmap, Eraser, TrueCrypt, Wireshark, Avast! Home Edition, AVG Free, BitDefender Free Edition, Ad-Aware, Avira AntiVir Personal, Microsoft Security Essentials, Malwarebytes, Sandboxie, WinPatrol Free
Programing: DevC++, Free Pascal, jEdit, Python, Code:Blocks, SharpDevelop
Utilities : CCleaner, FreeComander, ReNamer, Chaos MD5, Rainlendar, Launchy, EasyCleaner, TeraCopy, Screenpresso, WinMD5Free, Synkron, Dropbox, Karen’s Directory Printer, KeePass,Defraggler. LangOver, Speccy, Tabbles, Steam, LotoRSS, VMware Player, Glary utilities,  SafeHouse Explorer, NirLauncher, Slimdrivers, SIW 2010, WordWeb, My Daily readings, PicPick, Jarte, SpaceSniffer, TweakNow PowerPack 2011, Free Disk Usage Analyzer
Runtimes: .Net Framework