Download Adobe Creative Suite 5.5

Adobe has launched Creative Suite 5.5, the latest software packages for design and development. CS5.5 Pack trial version is available for download.

CS5.5 is a continuation of the software package Adobe Creative Suite 5, which was released in April 2010. CS5.5 has included updated versions of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat, Flash Builder Premium, Catalyst Flash, Flash Professional, Dreamweaver, Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. Similarly, as quoted by Mashable, Wednesday (04/05/2011).

Adobe CS5.5 software packages discussed so much because it features Flash and HTML5, and the ability to video production, editing her innovation and publication online. Party claims that Adobe CS5.5 is the best software package today for the design and development.

In addition, Adobe also focused on the mobile market. They positioned the Adobe AIR and Adobe Flash as an appropriate tool for designers and developers of mobile. In fact, Adobe claims that some online publishers have been using Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 for making online publication interesting and interactive for the tablets.

Curious to try the trial version Download Adobe Creative Suite 5.5? Click to: http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite.html

Google Earth Available For Android Tablet

Google Earth for the Android OS has been available since last year, but now the application has been made ​​specifically for the tablet based on Android.

Parties Google announced that the update of Google Earth for Android tablets have added features such as 3D textured buildings, a tour of Street View, Action Bar for easier navigation and the ability to fly to a location, similar to how the desktop version of Google Earth.

"Google Earth Moving from smart phones to tablet is like moving from the ordinary into IMAX theaters. We take advantage of large screen sizes, including pop-up content that is on display Google Earth, allowing users to see more information without having to turn back a page , "wrote Google's side on their official blog. Similarly, as quoted by Mashable, Friday (6/5/2011).

Google Earth tablet version introduces a way to look around the 3D textured models of buildings, while showing a photo location that is being viewed.

Google Earth application for the tablet Android already available for download for free, whether it be through m.google.com / earth in the mobile browser or via the Android Market.

Beware of Phishing Threat on Xbox 360

When the focus world attention to hacker attacks against the PlayStation Network (Sony), which have a direct impact on users of the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 users apparently (Microsoft) is also not free from threats.

Pointed out, there is the threat of phishing to the user via the Xbox 360 game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Similarly, as reported by Yahoo News, Wednesday (04/05/2011).

Although not as severe as an attack on Sony, which causes paralysis of the PSN network, Microsoft clearly does not want to missed. They have sent a warning to all Xbox Live users to be aware of this risk.

"The users will probably be the target of phishing attacks through certain messages when you're playing Modern Warfare 2. We have recognized this problem and is working to resolve it,"was the warning that was brought up by Microsoft.

Microsoft also warned users of the Xbox is not easily tricked into giving their Windows Live ID password via email, instant messenger or mobile phone. The reason, both Microsoft and the Xbox will not ask for password users through a third communication medium.

Users are advised only to type the password on the official websites of Microsoft or via their Xbox 360 console.

If an Xbox Live account was successfully penetrated, then the user is expected to contact the Xbox Support immediately.

Fastest internet : 100 terabytes per second

The researchers have set a world record by transferring more than 100 terabytes of data per second through single optical fiber cable.

So how much data, exactly? Yes, 100 is equivalent to 250 terabits of Blu-ray disc two sides, or approximately three months of HD video continues to play, successfully transferred.

According to NewScientist, who was quoted on Tuesday (03/05/2011), Dayou Qian from NEC managed to achieve data transmission rates of terabits per second 101.7 through 165 kilometers of fiber.

Qian managed to "squeeze" the speed of light from 370 laser pulses separately be received by the recipient. Each laser emitted infrared spectrum closely their own narrow, and each contains some polarity, phase and amplitude of light waves to the code of each packet of information.

Meanwhile, Jun Sakaguchi of Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology in Tokyo was also able to transmit data with 100-terabit-per-second benchmarks by developing a fiber with 7 cores. Each core of each carry 5.6 terabits per second, yielding a total of 109 terabits per second.

"We are introducing a new dimension, spatial multiplication, to increase transmission capacity,"says Sakaguchi.

However, Ting Wang NEC believes the first application 100-terabit transmission is likely to occur in the data center giants like Google, Facebook and Amazon.