Thoughts and comments on life, technology and the world
This could make a ski trip unforgettable. Built-in GPS in your ski pass tracking your movement and conquests on the Colorado ski slopes, earning you pins.
Connect with Facebook friends, view stats on kilometres skied, slopes conquered. Winter holidays just got more fun!
Containing what are arguably some of the biggest features missing from the iPad, physical keyboard, HD display and open platform, the Viliv S10 Blade becomes a serious contender.
I wonder when these are shipping ? Seems a steal at $699.
Brilliant. And so much cheaper than buying gloves made for iPhones (http://www.dotsgloves.com/)
David Litchfield
ARLINGTON, Va. -- In 2001, Larry Ellison brashly proclaimed in a keynote speech at the computing conference Comdex that his database software was "unbreakable." David Litchfield has devoted the last nine years to making the Oracle chief executive regret that marketing stunt.
At the Black Hat security conference Tuesday afternoon, Litchfield unveiled a new bug in Oracle's 11G database software, a critical, unpatched vulnerability that would allow a hacker to take control of an Oracle database and access or modify information at any security level. "Anything that God can do on that database, you can do," Litchfield told Forbes in an interview following his talk.
"If everything seems under control, you're not going fast enough."
Passionate about tech, web startups, the genius that is the iPhone, European football, travelling and poker.
Originally from Durban, South Africa. Now living in London.
Contributor at
http://justanotheriphoneblog.com
Can also be found rambling at
http://twitter.com/ocirion
