How to turn your iPhone into a keyboard and mouse

The ultimate Internet-connected TV accessory isn't Roku. It's not Apple TV, and it's not Boxee.

It's something you probably already own: a computer.

With an inexpensive cable (like this one for Mac), you can mirror your computer on your television, giving you complete access to any Internet streaming services or local content on your hard drive.

Many newer laptops even include HDMI out, giving you full 1080p mirroring. Older machines would have to rely on DVI or VGA out with an accompanying audio-out cable.

But once you hook up your computer to your TV, the setup can be cumbersome.

TouchMouse, a free iOS app, lets you control your computer (and in turn, your TV) from a distance, giving you the freedom to surf the Web from your couch.

The application can also be used as a PowerPoint remote when giving a presentation.

• Connect your computer to Wi-Fi and download the Touch Mouse Server on your computer (PC or Mac) from Logitech.com/touchmouse.


• Connect your iPhone to the same Wi-Fi hot spot and download the Touch Mouse app(iTunes link). When the app launches, your computer will be listed. Tap to select it.


• Now you're ready to control your computer with your iPhone. Watch the video to learn some basic gestures, and get the full list of functions on Logitech's Web site.

AT&T to sell Nokia Lumia 900 for $100 on April 8

scoop There's a lot at stake for this phone, with Nokia and Microsoft betting heavily that the Lumia 900 will finally help Windows Phone break through in the U.S. market.

Nokia's Lumia 900

Nokia's Lumia 900 smartphone will hit AT&T's store shelves on April 8, a move Nokia hopes will usher a return to the U.S. in a big way.

The phone will sell for $99.99 with a two-year contract, AT&T told CNET. It is one of the most affordable flagship products AT&T has ever sold.

There's a lot at stake with this launch. Nokia badly needs a buzz-worthy hit product in the U.S., a market it has struggled to operate in over the last few years despite dominating early in the cellphone business. AT&T hopes the 4G LTE-capable Lumia 900 will spark interest in its still new next-generation network. Microsoft, meanwhile, needs any Windows Phone to succeed in the market and establish some legitimacy to its platform.

The Lumia 900 faces the same challenges that many past Windows Phones have struggled to overcome, including convincing consumers that the relatively new mobile operating system is worth taking over Apple's iOS and Google's Android. The iPhone and a host of high-end Android smartphones dominate current sales.

        Nokia already has a smartphone in the U.S. with the Lumia 710 for T-Mobile USA, and thedevice appears to be selling well. But the phone, which was designed to be more affordable at the expense of higher end specifications, hasn't been a blockbuster and is selling at the country's fourth-place wireless carrier.

The Lumia 900, by contrast, will come packed with some of Nokia's best hardware. The phone will have a 4.3-inch ClearBlack Amoled display, an 8-megapixel Carl Zeiss camera lens, and a higher capacity 1830 mAh battery. The phone will be available in matte black and cyan blue, while a white version will hit the market on April 22.

Customers can begin preordering the black and blue versions on March 30 in store and online.

iPhone passcode cracking is easier than you think

A report came out last fall suggesting that repeating one number in the iPhone's four-digit security PIN made for better protection than using all unique numbers. However, that little trick doesn't seem to go very far with Micro Systemation, a Swedish security firm that helps police and military around the world crack digital security systems.

The company released a video last week that shows just how easy it is to break into a passcode-protected iPhone or Android device.

The video, "Recovering the Passcode from an iPhone," tapes a demonstration where a company spokesman uses an application called XRY and accesses the contents of the mobile phone in less than two minutes. User information, such as GPS location, call history, contacts, and messages, can all be read.

The way the XRY software works is a lot like jailbreaking into the phone, according to Forbes, which talked to the company about the application. Rather than looking for vulnerabilities made by the manufacturer, the software searches for security flaws by guessing every combination of numbers to find the correct code.

"Every week a new phone comes out with a different operating system and we have to reverse engineer them," Micro Systemation marketing director Mike Dickinson told Forbes. "We're constantly chasing the market."

"Kahaani" Movie Songs Download

Kahaani (2012)
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Director : Sujoy Ghosh
Producer : Sujoy Ghosh & Kushal Kantilal Gada
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Lyrics : Vishal Dadlani, Sandeep Shrivastava, Anvita Dutt, Rabindranath Tagore & Clinton Cerejo 

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Samsung GALAXY S II Skyrocket SGH-i727 - firmware gratis

Here's the I727UCKJ2 Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread stock ROM for  Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket I727 (carrier branded) by AT&T - USA.  This is the original production firmware since it's released.  Well, this ROM is useful for future use just in-case if the device might suffered a soft-brick issues that might  happen and the only option is to flash back its firmware to fix the problem (return to stock). So that's make a sense for advance users, to have the stock ROM available anytime and that's the reason why we still post about this ROM.

XDA-Developer member k0nane compiled the I727UCKJ2 stock ROM both for Skyrocket SGH-I727 by AT&T and SGH- I727R by Rogers. He also provides the flashing instruction on how to return back your AT&T Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket to it's original stock firmware by using Odin downloader tool. 

These instructions should fix your soft-bricked or broken phone as long as you can get it into download mode. Make sure you have drivers already installed on your Windows computer before starting. Please read them all the way through and then begin.

Jump up to the original thread at XDA-developer to grab the said I727UCKJ2 stock ROM and get the detailed step by step guide for a safe flashing procedure: How to Flash, Return to stock, fix soft brick the Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket I727.

DOWNLOAD:

Stock TAR for SGH-I727
Stock TAR for SGH-I727R

Instructions

1. Download Odin 1.85 - see section below.
2. Download the stock TAR for your device - see section below.
3. Extract the contents of odin-185.zip and the 7zip archive.
4. Run Odin3+v1.85.exe, and prepare Odin:
   • Check "auto-reboot", and uncheck all other options.
   • Click PDA and select the TAR you downloaded.
5. Put your device into Download Mode:
   • Connect the USB cable to your PC, but NOT your device.
   • Remove the battery.
   • Reinsert the battery.
   • Hold down Volume Up and Volume Down keys. (NOTE: It may be just Vol Down. Try that first!)
   • Insert the USB cable into your device.
6. You should now be at Download Mode. Click Start in Odin.

That's it! Your device will autoreboot, and your phone should be working properly again.