Osborne1, World’s First Laptop – In the 1970′s idea of ​​a portable personal computer was first considered by Alan Kay at Xerox PARC. This guy even come forward and publish the idea. The idea was immediately welcomed by the others, who eventually agreed to name the first laptop project is Osborne1. First produced in 1981 by Adam Osborne, who works in publishing a book, weighing about 11 kg. This giant comes with a 5-inch screen, looks like a giant-sized cell phone, small screen in a large machine.

Osborne1 use electrical connections with an optional battery backup, and use two floppy drives size 5 ¼ inches, modem port, keyboard, battery pack and priced at $ 1,800. So, how performance?, Well, like a Sumo wrestler is 100-meter sprint, can you imagine? This is not a laptop in a literal sense. Although it can be taken anywhere, but we might as well carry around 3-4 years old children everywhere.

HP showing off the newest features, Eprint. This feature allows users to print the desired documents via email.

This world’s first feature allows users to print documents virtually anywhere. Users simply attach the desired data, including Words, Excel and PowerPoint, PDF and image, into an email.

Once an email is sent, then the data will be entered into the HP server and proceed to a printer that is connected and the internet.

“Users do not need to worry, because once the data is stored data is printed, data is automatically erased,”

If, an interruption occurs, such as power failure, the internet dropped out, then the printing will be delayed until the printer is ready to print. Through this feature, the printer has its own email address and a user can simply send an email to the address via a PC, smartphone, or tablets.

Capacity emails can be sent which is equal to 5 MB or about 10 e-mail attachments. In addition, users also can set up anyone who could use this printer. All of this can be arranged here.

“For if a very important document, the print can be done via the flash,”

At the same time, HP released its newest product HP LaserJet Pro CM1415fn which also has this feature.

Blackberry Also Affected Vulnerable Spyware

The threat to the security system on the iPhone very often we hear. But it does not necessarily make other smart phones such as BlackBerry immune to attack spyware or malicious applications.

Senior observer from Veracode Research Lab Tyler Shields wrote a report on spyware named TXSBBSpy that allows users to control a mobile phone Blackberry belongs to someone else, for example, ordered that the Blackberry is the target for sending SMS. The entire list of contacts on the Blackberry that can be copied and sent via email without the knowledge of the owner of the Blackberry.

In experiments conducted Shields, with spyware is a cell phone belonging to a participant can instruct his BlackBerry to send an SMS to a mobile phone. Not only that, participants can access all the activities carried out the Blackberry, such as knowing each list of outgoing calls and SMS coming in, and keep track of the location where it is located by using GPS real time on the Blackberry, even eavesdrop on conversations in progress and record it .

“My goal is to show how easily creating mobile spyware,” said Shields released the source code explain the purpose of this spyware.

“TXSBBSpy can retrieve all data from the Blackberry and send it melalalui SMS or email to web servers, TCP (Transmission Control Protocol), UDP (User Diagram Protocol) or network connection anywhere,” said Shields.

To be able to control the Blackberry a phone belonged to someone else, first spyware should be installed to a Blackberry which became the target. The trick is, by sending an email containing a link to the victim of spyware. Spyware will automatically installed when the victim of spyware to access a link provided via email.

Shields also reminded Spyware like this can be hidden through a variety of applications that seem to be downloaded from the store safe and competent application.