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Having Agastya installed on your phone magically allows you to access your mobile remotely. You can access & retrieve a lot of data from your mobile phone even if you don’t have it with you. The data which could be fetched includes 1) Contacts (Fetching contact number from your Address book) 2) Call Logs (Checking Missed Calls/Received Calls/Dialed Numbers) 3) IMEI Number 4) Phone Profile (Changing profile mode to Ringer or Silent) 5) SIM Number (Retriving SIM Number) 6) SMS logs (Checking SMS's received on your phone) Before you download, install and start using it – allow us to share with you some use cases where this app could be of some serious help. e.g. – 1 You reach your office and realise you have forgotten your phone at your home. Need to urgently call a client whose phone number you don’t remember https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bombil.agastya&hl=en

Agastya (Remote Mobile Access) - Android Apps on Google Play

New York Times openly admits mainstream media stories are scripted by the White House

http://www.trueactivist.com/new-york-times-openly-admits-mainstream-media-stories-are-scripted-by-the-white-house/ (NaturalNews) Millions of Americans have long suspected that the so-called “mainstream media” is big-time controlled, whether selectively or institutionally. A recent New York Times story not only substantiates that belief, it proves just how controlled the messages are that are coming from those who mean to rule over us. What’s more, the story demonstrates that most major media sources are complicit in the packaging of information the public is “allowed” to hear. The revelations may not necessarily be groundbreaking news to many Americans who already suspected they weren’t getting unfiltered and unbiased reporting, though the extent of control over the information reaching the public from the major campaigns may surprise many. But the revelations should certainly be disturbing to voters who are trying to make choices based on altered or incomplete information.
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http://www.gadgetreview.com/2012/11/jawbone-up-is-back-and-better-than-ever.html

Jawbone UP is Back and Better Than Ever…We Hope (video

There is no shortage of pedometers. Case in point Nike’s Fuelband, the Fitbits (most recently the Zip and One), and now, back from the dead no less, is Jawbone’s U P. If you recall, the UP emerged last year, but was quickly scrapped due to lets say less than stellar build quality – they were falling apart according to users. Jawbone quickly responded by issuing a refund to customers without the hastle and hoopla of having to return it.

New Apps in the AppStore

Finger Drum Pads SID by alexander smith Released: Mon April 01st, 2013 $0.99 - Music $0.99 Guitar Extraordinair HD by Mateen Pekan Released: Mon April 01st, 2013 $0.99 - Music $0.99 Celebrity Quiz by AppTailors by Pedro Lanca Released: Mon April 01st, 2013 $0.99 - Games $0.99 Don:t Let It End by Ryan Seabury Released: Mon April 01st, 2013 $0.99 - Games $0.99 Driver 3D by LE MINH HOANG Released: Mon April 01st, 2013 $0.99 - Games $0.99 Counting Around the World - videos, games, pictures, puzzles and music, learn numbers count and play with REAL KIDS from all around the world! http://appadvice.com/apps/new

The Best Hacking Tutorial Sites - Learn Legal Hacking

http://www.brighthub.com/internet/security-privacy/articles/77093.aspx written by: Daniel Robson • edited by: Aaron R. • updated: 2/13/2011 Whether it's to understand potential attack vectors or simply for the fun of it, learning the basics of hacking is something that a lot of people aspire to. Here's our list of the top tutorial based hacking sites. Introduction Films like Swordfish and Hackers have made hacking seem cool, a lifestyle choice almost. However most techies know that in reality it's often a difficult and time consuming process. Before diving head first into learning how to hack it's advisable to get a taste of exactly what frustrations you might encounter, so below you’ll see our pick of the six best hacking sites to get you started.
The quest for ending email overload starts with removing all of your unwanted subscriptions that you have mindlessly added before. Although Gmail’s filters are a good way to block subscriptions, the best approach is to manage each subscription and remove them altogether. For this specific need, you should check out Unroll.me. This app scans your emails, detects your subscriptions, then lets you manage and delete them. Using this service is a breeze as all you need is your email account to get started. http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/unroll-me-manage-your-email-subscriptions-in-gmail/

Unroll.me: Easily Manage Your Email Subscriptions In Gmail

Mass Unsubscribe From Nuisance Email Newsletters With Unsubscribr

Do you get more email than you know what to do with? You’re not alone. I get multiple, daily corporate emails that I routinely delete without so much as opening. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/mass-unsubscribe-nuisance-email-newsletters-unsubscribr/
http://www.fastcompany.com/1838779/flame-skype-sniffing-bluetooth-enabled-super-spy-tool-harbinger

Flame: The Skype-Sniffing, Bluetooth-Enabled Super Spy Tool Is A Harbinger

The news from cybersecurity researchers this Memorial Day sounded like a plot device from a science fiction movie. A hyper-secret surveillance program laid dormant on computers around the world for years, secretly turning on microphones, taking screenshots, copying files, recording keystrokes, fiddling with Bluetooth, and sending all the information off to unknown parties. Following an investigation request by the United Nations' International Telecommunications Union, the discovery of Flame--the world's most sophisticated known weapon of cyberwar--was made public.
I think PayPal sucks , and I'm not alone . Making matters worse, the Consumerist found that PayPal has decided to limit your ability to take legal action against them if they cause you any trouble. Fortunately, there's a way out. Here's the relevant passage in PayPal's updated user agreement :

PayPal Wants to Limit Your Legal Rights Against Them, Here's a Way Around That

http://lifehacker.com/5951884/paypal-wants-to-limit-your-legal-rights-heres-a-way-around-that
TCP/IP is a set of communications protocols that allow computers to communicate on the Internet. Its name refers to the two most important protocols in the suite — the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and the Internet Protocol (IP). TCP/IP specifies how devices connect to the Internet and how data transmits between those devices. TCP/IP was originally developed by Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn, while under contract at the U.S.

How Do Computers Talk to Each Other on the Internet?

Print That Screen, Literally! Document Extractor – Combi Monitor is a screen that doubles up as a printer as well. Why? Because you need precious space on your desk to put other stuff!

Document Extractor - Combi Monitor, Screen & Printer by Byeong Min Choe

Morning Brain Teasers Dare to get the iQ Alarm clock only if you’re smarter than a fifth grader. The clock has no snooze button so instead, challenges you with brain teasers to shut the damn thing off! Expect to wake up to questions like “What’s your favorite Design Blog?”

The iQ Alarm Clock by Oliver Sha

Smartphone Booklet by Ilshat Garipov

Not a Pamphlet, It’s a Smartphone Clutch your pearls because I’m about to say something amazing – nanoparticles! Yes these tiny, near invisible objects can revolutionize the bio medical, optical and electronic fields so designer Ilshat Garipov put pen to paper and came up with the Smartphone Booklet – a disposable phone as thin as a cardboard made possible by switching from traditional silicon to nanoparticles.