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Just after three months of official launch in Karachi, Qubee has soft launched its WiMAX broadband services in Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Lahore.

Maps available on Qubee’s website suggest that coverage in Islamabad and Lahore is pretty dense; however, massive Rawalpindi is still uncovered.

USB Shuttle, Said to be a Powerful, Portable Device

For Islamabad, Lahore and Rawalpindi, Qubee is testing USB Shuttle; this is what they are calling their USB device.  Read more... (222 words, 1 image, estimated 53 secs reading time)

If you get hundreds of emails, or even thousands of them, Gmail Priority Inbox is going to be a heaven’s choice for you.

Google has today enabled this feature called “Gmail Priority Inbox” that sorts important messages for you based on various factors, including but not limited to:

• keywords,
• the people you e-mail the most
• your e-mail habits to select the most pressing e-mails in your inbox
• and so on!

Those e-mails are brought to the top of your inbox and are marked as important so you deal with them first.

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angalore Cyber Crime Police Station prides itself to be the Country’s first Cyber Crime police station. The Government of Karnataka has made a huge investment in the facilities and the Police station along with the Nasscom supported Cyber Lab is undoubtedly the best equipped Cyber Crime police station in India. Other states actually look upto Bangalore Cyber Crime PS for guidance.

However, it is regrettable that the  Police Station has been recently displaying disinterest in accepting complaints and is turning away complainants.  Read more... (499 words, 1 image, estimated 1:60 mins reading time)

It’s no secret that Google, Apple and even RIM want a piece of the $1 billion-and-growing mobile advertising market. The fight over share of ad dollars is even resulting in possible anti-competitive practices. Apple’s developer licensing agreement update in June basically says it reserves the right to block Google’s AdMob from serving ads on the iPhone and iPad, allowing only “independent” ad-serving companies to serve ads on the devices. But in July, AdMob founder Omar Hamoui said that Apple had not yet enforced the policy, allowing Google to continue to serve ads on Apple devices. Perhaps the FTC’s recent interest in Apple’s ad policies delayed the blockade, but multiple industry sources take it as a foregone conclusion that it’s only a matter of time before Apple prevents Google completely from serving ads. If and when that does eventually happen, the mobile ad space could change irrevocably.  Read more... (720 words, 5 images, estimated 2:53 mins reading time)

Facebook‘s privacy policy is a whopping 5,830 words long. As the New York Times recently pointed out, the Constitution of the United States is just 4,543. In recent months, Facebook has made revisions to its privacy policy that makes a growing amount of information public by default; users must opt out if they want to keep their information private, or share it only with a trusted group of friends.

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3D is certainly riding on a particularly large next-big-thing wave at the moment, with both film and television companies hoping to bring ever more 3D content to the masses.

One massive area in which 3D is set to grow is in sporting content, namely football, which is not only massively popular – meaning there’s lots of money to be made – but 3D happens to suit the beautiful game very well indeed and really adds, well, another dimension to it.  Read more... (940 words, 3 images, estimated 3:46 mins reading time)

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