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Geohot, a iPhone developer, has supposedly hacked the PS3. According to his blog, Geohot says “I have read/write access to the entire system memory, and HV level access to the processor. In other words, I have hacked the PS3. The rest is just software. And reversing. I have a lot of reversing ahead of me, as I now have dumps of LV0 and LV1. I’ve also dumped the NAND without removing it or a modchip”. He later states that he will not be revealing the exploit. The exploit can not be patched, but Sony can make implementations harder. These 3 years, and PS3 has not been hacked, and now GeoHot claims to have hacked it. Would you consider this as good news, or bad news?

The ECE department of Cebu Institute of Technology produces ECE top notchers for years now…  Rizaldo B. Fuentes is the new C.I.T. top placer for the last board exam that was held last October…  Congratulations to all ECE faculty especially to the dean Mrs. Sussana Tan for the job well done… My classmate also pass the board exam Engr. Melton Romarate god has given to him his graces…. congrats to all ECE who pass the board exam especially to Technologians…. For the results link HERE

This software is used to remove any password in your iPhone or iPod touch… If your using iPhone make sure that the iPhone has been jailbreak using any jailbreak software…To use this software just run the program then connect the device…

iphone passcode

Procedures on how to remove your Lock Code of an iPod Viedo

This was before

iPod

Procedure:

— Open My Computer Select IPOD Drive..
— Go To Tools Tab tik Show Hidden Files And Apply
— Open Ipod Control
— Open Device
— Delete Locked File

HARDDISK

What Is a Hard Disk?
A hard disk or drive is the part of your computer responsible for long-term storage of information. Unlike volatile memory (often referred to as RAM) which loses its stored information once its power supply is shut off, a hard disk stores information permanently, allowing you to save programs, files, and other data. Hard disks also have much greater storage capacities than RAM.

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The PCM-M10 uses the Linear PCM (WAV) format in order to carry out audio recordings, while supporting various frequencies and bit rates, namely 96/48/44.1kHz 24/16 bit, 22.05kHz 16-bit, MP3 44.1kHz 320/128/64kbps. Playback support also includes the aforementioned format, as well as MP3 (bit rate :32-320kbps, VBR support), WMA (bit rate :32-192kbps, VBR support) and AAC (Bit rate support :16-320kbps, VBR support). The recorder delivers a signal to noise ratio (SN ratio) of 87dB or more (1kHz IHF-A), 24-bit, while the maximum input sound pressure for the built-in microphone is rated at around 123dBSPL. Moreover, the M10 relies on its 4GB of internal Flash memory for storage purposes, but users can also easily add either Memory Stick Micro (M2) or microSD/microSDHC memory cards via a corresponding slot in order to increase the amount of available storage space. The device requires around 0.27 watts during normal functioning, the power being provided by 2 x AA batteries. It measures 62.0 x 114.0 x 21.8mm and weighs around 187 grams. This gadget will released in japan on October 21 but no price yet lets just wait for info…

This SwimMP3 3.1G Underwater music player is manufactured by FINIS, a worldwide known manufacturer of technical swimming equipment for the US Olympic Swim Team… It is the upgraded version of the company’s award-winning underwater MP3 player. The SwiMP3.1G will providea great sound quality even in underwater. It features a water proof design with 1GB of storage. File formats supported by this are the standard MP3s and also WMA, while connectivity is supported both by Windows and Mac OS X. Built-in sealed buttons control on/off, volume, next and previous track, pause and even shuffle functions. The built-in rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery will provide over 10 hours of music playback (or less if the water is extremely cold) on a single USB charge. It costs $149.99 only…