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SPY any cell phone

Hy guys how many times have you wished to track a cellphone of you loveone or some one you really want to kick, but alas you have always been nothing possible but we if we can tell you how to do it.According to schneier A service called World Tracker lets you use data from cell phone towers and GPS systems to pinpoint anyone’s exact whereabouts, any time — as long as they’ve got their phone on them.

All you have to do is log on to the web site and enter the target phone number. The site sends a single text message to the phone that requires one response for confirmation. Once the response is sent, you are locked in to their location and can track them step-by-step. The response is only required the first time the phone is contacted, so you can imagine how easily it could be handled without the phone’s owner even knowing.

Once connected, the service shows you the exact location of the phone by the minute, conveniently pinpointed on a Google Map. So far, the service is only available in the UK, but the company has indicated plans to expand its service to other countries soon.

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Reverse phone lookup using google

Noodlenak has psoted a good article on reverse phone lookup using google which means that when ever  you need to do to start your reverse phone search with Google is to type the number using quotation marks at the beginning and the end and you are good to go.

You can now do a narrower search with the use internet as you can not only find a name behind a number but you can also find the location of the person.

A new world of possibilities is opening up. You can get in touch with lost friends or find out who have given you prank calls pretty easily. With Google’s help you can identify a person and locate them in a matter of seconds.

However, keep in mind that when you search a phone number using a free reverse phone directory or a search engine like Google, you might be unsuccessful if the number is a cell phone number.

If the person has posted their number on social networking sites such as MySpace, Face Book or Orkut you might get lucky but that often does not correspond to the norm

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Mobile Phone Tracking

A service called World Tracker lets you use data from cell phone towers and GPS systems to pinpoint anyone’s exact whereabouts, any time — as long as they’ve got their phone on them.All you have to do is log on to the web site and enter the target phone number. The site sends a single text message to the phone that requires one response for confirmation. Once the response is sent, you are locked in to their location and can track them step-by-step. The response is only required the first time the phone is contacted, so you can imagine how easily it could be handled without the phone’s owner even knowing.

Once connected, the service shows you the exact location of the phone by the minute, conveniently pinpointed on a Google Map. So far, the service is only available in the UK, but the company has indicated plans to expand its service to other countries soon.

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Dozens of programs are available that’ll turn any cell phone into a high-tech, long-range listening device. And the scariest part? They run virtually undetectable to the average eye.

Take, for example, Flexispy. The service promises to let you “catch cheating wives or cheating husbands” and even “bug meeting rooms.” Its tools use a phone’s microphone to let you hear essentially any conversations within earshot. Once the program is installed, all you have to do is dial a number to tap into the phone’s mic and hear everything going on. The phone won’t even ring, and its owner will have no idea you are virtually there at his side.

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Toyota Being Sued For Cell Phone Pretexting

A former employee of Toyota’s Georgetown, Kentucky plant has sued the auto maker, one of Kentucky’s largest employers, for accessing his personal cell phone records by using a technique called pretexting during an internal investigation at the Georgetown plant in 2005.

Although federal law requires that the owner of a cell phone must give permission before any third party accesses the owner’s cell phone records, the employee, Charles W. Jones, Jr., has stated in court documents that he did not give Toyota permission to access his records.

The lawsuit, which was filed on February 8, is pending in Federal U.S. District Court Western District of Kentucky Louisville Division. Toyota has denied any wrongdoing and is currently attempting to dismiss the case according to documents it filed in court. Mr. Jones, Jr. seeks unspecified damages, including punitive damages, for violation of federal law, invasion of privacy, and for emotional distress caused by the investigation.

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Nokia and Ikivo bring designers and developers together to improve the productivity and creativity of mobile Java developmen

Nokia and Ikivo, a leading supplier of rich media application enabling solutions based on open standards, today announced the joint creation of a complete tool chain that simplifies and allows efficient collaboration between graphic designers and software engineers in the development of Java applications for mobile devices.

The new tool set integrates Nokia’s Platform SDKs for Java, Adobe Illustrator, Ikivo Animator and Sun’s NetBeans to enable user interface designers to add their GUI designs directly to an application project and avoid the time-consuming process of “translating” those designs into Java code. Utilizing Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) to capture visual designs for optimized integration into software development projects, the new solution dramatically improves the productivity of mobile Java development, and reinforces the attractiveness of Java as an environment for creating compelling mobile applications with rich graphics and interactivity.

The new tool set’s utilization of SVG, an open standard for describing 2D static and animated vector graphics developed through the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), makes it possible to define a clear division of labor between engineers and graphic designers working on software development projects.

Using the new SVG-enabled tool chain developed by Nokia and Ikivo, graphic designers are free to concentrate on creating useful and exciting user experiences, incorporating designs in the final product without the need to help engineers translate those designs into code. Software engineers can concentrate their skills on the application logic and other non-graphic components of a project, where they can be the most productive.

“Nokia is pleased to be working with Ikivo and Sun to enable coders and creative professionals to work together toward creation of best-of-breed mobile applications with advanced user interfaces,” said David Rivas, VP, Technology Management, Nokia. “This collaborative effort shows how focused initiatives can empower mobile application developers with different fields of knowledge and expertise to work more closely together in bringing the next-generation mobile experience to the global marketplace.”

“Ikivo has been very pleased to work with Nokia and we’re happy to be taking this initiative to the next level, sharing our knowledge with the broad developer audience through Forum Nokia, the largest mobile developer community in the world,” said Brad Sipes, Chief Technology Officer, Ikivo. “This initiative further validates the power of the SVG technology integration with Java and we’re confident that the easy-to-use workflow will attract more developers to improve the graphics and user experience of their applications.”

SVG offers a scalable, efficient textual representation of graphic and animation objects, allowing for complex designs to be specified with a small in-memory footprint. Nokia supports SVG for Java development through its implementation of JSR 226, which is supported in new S60 3rd Edition and Series 40 5th Edition based devices.  Nokia and Sun Microsystems support for JSR226 will be discussed at JavaOne 2008 during a technical session titled, “Developing Flashy Mobile Applications, Using SVG and JSR 226 .”

“The SVG-T technology and JSR 226 are important user interface enhancements for Java ME with current MSA and JSR 248 standardization,” said Arseniy Kuznetsov, Director, NetBeans Engineering, Sun Microsystems. “Developers can use rich content created by designer tools such as Ikivo Animator along with the NetBeans Mobility to create and deploy compelling applications with complex interactions to Nokia’s portfolio of globally distributed devices.”

“Progress in this Java ME tool-chain is significant for developers and designers, because it speeds up entire development process by making it more efficient and convenient,” said Michael Samarin, Project Manager and Technology Specialist at Futurice Ltd, a provider of mobile and Internet software services that has worked with the Ikivo Animator tool for the last four months and has wide experience with Java development tools. “Our GUI experts can now create the actual user interface, not just design drafts. What is also very important, these tools help to attract new developers by being more intuitive, robust and lowering the entry barrier.”

Ikivo’s role in the collaborative effort with Nokia has been essential to the rapid deployment of the new SVG-enabled tool set for developers and designers. Ikivo’s depth of experience with SVG enabled Nokia to react quickly to the issues that developers and designers have been reporting with creating compelling applications with rich graphics and interactivity for the Java mobile environment.

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Mobile Investor Assistant for Blackberry

Being a investor takes a lot of serious concerns when it comes to organizing a game.

MobFinance is a powerful Real-time stock tracking program that enables an investor to monitor portfolios from 10 US markets by retrieving stock quotes and live charts directly to mobile phone. It offers a broad range of trade information about stocks, mutual funds, and derivatives from 10 major markets. With MobFinance, an investor can monitor his entire portfolio by retrieving stock quotes and live charts showing intraday, weekly and 12 month graphs, as well as today’s headlines through Internet directly from your mobile phone anywhere at any time. Its data charts also enable an investor to observe the price trend and capture momentum.

* Features:

-  Real-time Symbol lookup (10 minutes delay)

- Comprehensive quotes for any stocks, mutual funds, futures, ETFs traded on 10 major US exchanges, including American Stock Exchange, NASDAQ Stock Exchange, New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, New York Board of Trade, New York Commodities Exchange, New York Mercantile Exchange, OTC Bulletin Board Market, and Pink Sheets

-  Integration of RssNews! (Mobile Rss Reader) that enable an investor to browse latest market news

-  Efficient portfolio management options (Self-defined Categories, Quick Portfolio Summary, Watch List, etc.)

-  Smart Portfolio Manager & Profit Tracker, Stock Shares & Market Value Management/Auto-calculation

-  Enhanced portfolio management that links each stock to a specific exchange and allows to update all portfolios with one click

-  Intuitive interface and super easy-to-use for non-professional mobile users

-  Live stock details including Last Trade, Trade Time, Change, Day’s Range, 52wk Range, Volume Market Cap, EPS, Div & Yield and more…

-  Live stock charts of Daily / Weekly / Yearly time ranges

-  Save a full range of quote information and live charts into local storage for offline review

-  Latest headline news related to each specific stock

-  Opens original headline news links in your handset’s default web browser

-  Automatically adjusting displaying resolution for charts according to screen size of mobile phones

-  Adjustable displaying format

-  Wap proxy support 

-  Multiple Languages -English, German, Italian, Spanish, French

-  Compressed data transferring support  which saves up to 80% of network usage

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Nokia Siemens and Pirelli to co-develop femtocells

Nokia Siemens Networks  has signed a co-development deal with Pirelli Broadband to accelspeed up its  its entry into the 3G femtocell market,  .

The deal  will see Pirelli’s femto-enabled Multiplay equipment coupled with NSN’s home access software with the aim being to allow operators to introduce femtocell-based services to home and small office environments.

The Pirelli Multiplay box offers broadband support for ADSL2+, VDSL2 and FTTH, together with the company’s Epicentro middleware and applications platform. Pirelli said that its Epicentro software manages the co-existence of 3G handsets with Pirelli’s access gateway, IPTV set top box and 3G femtocells.

Separately, ABI Research claimed that vendors attempting to ramp up the sales of 3G femtocells will only have limited early success with just 100,000 units being forecast to ship this year. Noting that more than 20 femtocell development trials are currently underway, ABI said development of the units is not likely to see shipment volumes until 2010, when shipments will likely total tens of millions. “By 2010, femtocell silicon solutions will have been optimised to the degree that US$100 price points for femtocell access points will be within reach, and OEMs’ order books will have the volume to sustain critical wholesale price reductions,” said Stuart Carlaw, ABI Research’s VP and research director. “The turning point for this market will be late 2009

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China beats U.S. as the world’s second-biggest exporter

China has beaten the U.S. as the world’s second-biggest exporter, despite that the world’s trade growth is expected to slow to a 6-year low of 4.5%, according to the World Trade Organization (WTO).

The country’s merchandise exports surged 26% to US$1.2 trillion last year, which made it pass the U.S. to be the world’s second biggest exporter, just after Germany.

It is the first time that China’s trade exceeded the combined trade of Japan and South Korea.

Last year, China made great progress in overseas prospecting and developing nonferrous metals and noble metals such as steel, copper, nickel, bauxite ore etc.

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skate wheels Rollerman

Have u seen a roller like this one

According to DESH Its mainly an aerodynamic plastic suit equipped with aligned skate wheels that allows you skate in any conceivable manner on paved surfaces: on your back, stomach, or feet. A student in a design school in Paris created the body rolling suit as part of his work in school. This guy named Jean-Yves Blondeau invented a 31 wheeled rollerblading suit that allows the person to rollerblade.

The suit allows him to roll down far and wide from different angles and positions that hold gliding down an empty water slide. When he puts it on, he turns into a Rollerman and moves at speed of up to 60 miles per hour. He says that he wanted to ‘prove the people can roll in any position’ - I think he makes his point. This seems to be 100% insane. Kudos is what he deserves for being so creative and showing such gusto

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Neurotic inks mobile deal with Hastings

Media distribution platform and retail store solutions provider Neurotic Media announced an agreement with multimedia entertainment retailer Hastings Entertainment to launch a digital content storefront powered by Neurotic’s hosted downloads service Amplified Stores. Per terms of the deal, Neurotic will provide MP3- and WMA-format music downloads, ringtones and wallpapers spotlighting acts from major and independent labels alike–the service will also support mobile text-to-shortcode ordering. The Hastings download store is scheduled to launch in July.

For more on the Neurotic/Hastings deal:
- read this release

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