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Huawei Announces the Budget Ascend Y530

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Huawei has announced a new budget phone for its price-conscious 
audiences with the new Ascend Y530. The phone comes with a 4.5″ display 
and a youthful design.<br />

The display comes with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels which is just fine for a display of this size.
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Under the hood, you’ll find a 1.2Ghz dual-core Snapdragon 200 processor with 512 MB RAM and 1 GB expandable storage.
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Around the back lies a 5 megapixel camera with LED Flash, coupled by a VGA shooter at the front.
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The OS running on the phone is Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, customized with Emotion UI. A 1,750 mAh battery completes the mix.
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Here are the specs of the phone:
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<li>Android 4.3 Jelly Bean customized with Emotion UI
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<li>4.5″ display with 480 x 854 resolution 
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<li>9.3mm thick
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<li>Weight: 145 grams
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<li>1.2Ghz dual-core Snapdragon 200 processor
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<li>512 MB RAM with 1 GB expandable storage
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<li>5 megapixel rear-camera with LED Flash
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<li>VGA front-facing camera
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<li>1,750 mAh battery</li>
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The phone will be available in the coming few weeks for $200, but will likely struggle against strong performers such as the <a href="http://rexhacker.blogspot.com/2013/11/motorola-announces-moto-g-45-inch.html" target="_blank">Moto G</a>.</div>

Huawei Announces the Budget Ascend Y530

Huawei has announced a new budget phone for its price-conscious audiences with the new Ascend Y530. The phone comes with a 4.5″ display ...

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Samsung Announces the Cheaper Version of the Note 3, with the Note 3 Neo

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Samsung has announced a new version of its <a href="http://rexhacker.blogspot.com/2013/10/samsung-along-with-ufone-launches.html" target="_blank">Note 3 smartphone</a>, in the Note 3 Neo with stripped down specs and of course the price.<br />

The display of the phone is trimmed by 0.2 inches to a 5.5″ Super 
AMOLED unit. The big bummer is the resolution, which is bumped down from
 1080p to 720p HD. The design is inspired from the Note, however, with a
 leathery back.<br />

Beneath, you will find a quad-core 1.6Ghz Cortex A7 processor. The 
special “LTE+” version will get a hexa-core processor though, consisting
 of a 1.7Ghz dual-core Cortex-A15 and a 1.3Ghz quad-core Cortex A7 
processor. There will also be 2 GB worth RAM and 16 gigs of expandable 
storage.<br />
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Towards the back will be an 8 megapixel camera with 1080p video, down
 from the 13mp/4K combo of the Note 3. A 2 mp camera completes the mix. 
Battery capacity is set at 3,100 mAh.<br />

Being a Note, the most important aspect of the phone is the S-Pen itself which, thankfully, isn’t forgotten.<br />

Here are the specs of the phone:<br />

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<li>Android 4.3 Jelly Bean customized with TouchWiz UI</li>
<li>5.5″ Super AMOLED display with HD resolution</li>
<li>8.6mm thick</li>
<li>Weight: 162.5g</li>
<li>S-Pen functionality</li>
<li>1.6Ghz quad-core Cortex A7 processor</li>
<li>2 GB RAM with 16 GB expandable storage</li>
<li>8 megapixel rear-camera with 1080p Full HD video</li>
<li>2 mp front-facing camera</li>
<li>NFC, Wi-Fi 802.11ac, microUSB 2.0, USB-OTG, IR Blaster, Bluetooth 4.0</li>
<li>3,100 mAh removable battery</li>
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The phone will be available in the coming few months. Pricing details are still undisclosed though.<br />
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Samsung Announces the Cheaper Version of the Note 3, with the Note 3 Neo

Samsung has announced a new version of its Note 3 smartphone , in the Note 3 Neo with stripped down specs and of course the price. The ...

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eBay And PayPal UK Website Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army

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A pro-hacker group, aligned with president <i>Bashar al-Assad,</i> very well known as <b>Syrian Electronic Army </b>(SEA) has again gained the media attention by adding the popular sites, i.e. <b>eBay UK</b> and <b>PayPal</b> <b>UK </b>to its victim list.</div>
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After targeting websites of various media agencies, government 
organizations and big enterprises, including the latest defaced CNN and 
Microsoft, today they targeted and defaced the official websites of UK’s
 Ebay (<i>ebay.co.uk</i>) and PayPal (<i>paypal.co.uk</i>).</div>
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The group also left a deface page along with a message on the hacked PayPal UK site: “<i>Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army! Fuck the United States Government.</i>”</div>
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It is clear that the attack on PayPal could put millions of peoples' 
bank information at risk, but the group said that the attack is not to 
target account information of people instead was ‘<i>Purely a Hacktivist Operation</i>’ with the reason behind is the discrimination of Syrian citizens by PayPal company.</div>
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“<i>For denying Syrian citizens the ability to purchase online products, PayPal was hacked by SEA</i>”, “<i>If
 your PayPal account is down for a few minutes, think about Syrians who 
were denied online payments for more than 3 years. #SEA</i>”, the messages in the Official Twitter account of the group.</div>
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PayPal is currently one of the biggest international e-commerce 
business, allowing payments and money transfers to be made through the 
Internet. Whereas eBay is an American multinational internet 
consumer-to-consumer corporation popularly used for Online shopping 
around the Globe. </div>
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<i>Anuj Nayar</i>, PayPal's senior director of global initiatives, told <a href="http://mashable.com/2014/02/01/syrian-electronic-army-ebay/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mashable</a>, "<i>For
 a brief period today, a very limited number of people visiting certain 
PayPal and eBay marketing pages in the UK, France and India were 
redirected. The issue was quickly detected and resolved. No customer 
data was accessed by these redirects, and no customer accounts were 
affected. We take the security and privacy of our customers very 
seriously and are actively investigating the reasons behind the 
temporary redirects.</i>"</div>
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At the time of writing, The official website of Hacking Group was down and the Twitter account has also been suspended.</div>
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eBay And PayPal UK Website Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army

A pro-hacker group, aligned with president Bashar al-Assad, very well known as Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) has again gained the media...

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Spying Agencies Tracking Your Location by Capturing MAC Address of Your Devices

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Again a top secret revelation from the Snowden’s Desk! A new document retrieved by the whistleblower <i>Edward Snowden</i>
 shows that the Canadian spy agency is tracking airline travelers even 
days after they left the  terminal, just by capturing their device 
identification from the free Wi-Fi service at a major Canadian airport.</div>
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<i>CBC News</i> <a href="http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/csec-used-airport-wi-fi-to-track-canadian-travellers-edward-snowden-documents-1.2517881" target="_blank">reported</a> that the US Intelligence agency worked with its counterpart <i>Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC)</i>
 in Canada, and slurped information from the free Internet hotspots to 
track anyone who passed through the airport terminal, and could be 
tracked throughout the country by cross-referencing it with the 
intercepted information from Wifi at cafes, libraries and other public 
places, although it is not clear that they were tracking only the users 
who logged-in to the WiFi services or not.</div>
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But It is also possible that one
 can capture the MAC addresses of all the available devices within the 
range of a Wi-Fi device (using some special tools like <i>Aircrack-NG</i>,
 a wifi hacking toolkit), even without making a login connection, where 
the MAC address of the traveler's device represents its unique 
identification. Same capturing devices were implemented  throughout the 
country in all public places, hotels, coffee shops and restaurants, 
libraries, ground transportation hubs, movie halls etc. to capture the 
MAC addresses.</div>
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Using a database of all 
collected MAC addresses from all over the country, it becomes possible 
for the spy agencies to track the location of a traveler by 
cross-referencing its unique identification i.e. MAC address.</div>
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The Document shows the federal 
intelligence agency was collecting MAC addresses also in the U.S. 
Airports, and literally at other thousands of public places in the U.S.</div>
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technologies and future information generated by it with Canada's 
official spying partners — the U.S., Britain, New Zealand and Australia,
 the so-called Five Eyes intelligence network.</i>”</blockquote>
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In a written statement provided by the CSEC to CBC news states that it is "<i>mandated
 to collect foreign signals intelligence to protect Canada and 
Canadians. And in order to fulfill that key, foreign intelligence role 
for the country, CSEC is legally authorized to collect and analyze 
metadata.</i>" They also added that, "<i>No Canadian communications were (or are) targeted, collected or used.</i>"</div>
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The author of the book <i>Black Code: Inside the Battle for Cyberspace</i>, Ronald Deibert said "<i>I
 can't see any circumstance in which this would not be unlawful, under 
current Canadian law, under our Charter, under CSEC's mandates.</i>" </div>
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The Document states that the "<i>Passengers tracking operation</i>" is the trial run of ‘<b><i>game-changing</i></b>’, a new software program that the CSEC was developing with the help of NSA (National Security Agency).</div>
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The country's two largest airports, <i>Toronto</i> and <i>Vancouver</i>, both say they have never supplied CSEC or other Canadian intelligence agency with information on passengers' Wi-Fi use.</div>
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Now this is why the most 
powerful Intelligence official in the United States told a Senate 
committee Wednesday that the National Security Agency leaker Edward 
Snowden is a hypocrite; he & his supposed accomplices should return 
any classified documents he still has.</div>
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Spying Agencies Tracking Your Location by Capturing MAC Address of Your Devices

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Application Filed for Issuance of Contempt of Court Orders Against CEO, Telenor Pakistan

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An application has been filed with Sindh High Court to issue Contempt
 of Court notices to Mr. Lars Christian Iuel, CEO, Telenor Pakistan and 
Mr. Salman Malik, CEO, Telenor LDI Communications, a subsidiary of 
Telenor Pakistan, for <a href="http://rexhacker.blogspot.com/2014/01/breaking-telenor-exits-ich.html" target="_blank">exiting ICH</a> when the court had directed all ICH players to maintain the status quo on ICH till further notice.<br />

It merits mentioning here that Sindh High Court had issued an interim
 directive on January 27th, 2014 for maintaining the Status Quo of 
International Clearing House or ICH till any further notice.<br />

A court order sent today (January 31st, 2014) to CEO, Telenor 
Pakistan and CEO of Telenor LDI Communication – copy of which is 
available with RexHacker – said that both the individuals are 
required to appear in the court in person on February 4th, 2014 to 
submit their reply against the application filed by LDI operators.<br />

It maybe recalled that Telenor – on January 29th, 2014 – <a href="http://rexhacker.blogspot.com/2014/01/breaking-telenor-exits-ich.html" target="_blank">announced</a> that it exited ICH citing huge losses due to increased grey traffic and hence lesser revenues from LDI business.<br />
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In its press release – received by media on Jan 29th – Telenor maintained that it exited ICH on January 25th, 2014.<br />

Our sources confirm that Telenor Pakistan was not happy the revenue 
share it was getting through ICH. Sources said that due to decrement in 
its revenues, Telenor had asked PTA and ICH consortium to compensate it 
through MTR-I (Mobile Termination Rate) of Rs. 1.20 per minute, which 
was never implemented and as a protest Telenor exited ICH.<br />

Telenor said that it had communicated its concerns to PTA and 
Ministry of IT, well ahead of exiting ICH, but they were never addressed
 and it was left with no option but to leave ICH.<br />

Amid opposition from CCP, ICH was implemented on October 1st, 2012
 with a primary purpose of eliminating grey traffic. However, grey 
traffic only grew after ICH and legal international incoming traffic to 
Pakistan dropped from 1.9 billion minutes per month to mere 450 million 
minutes per month.<br />

Interestingly, since ICH was formed on the direction of Pakistan 
Telecommunication Authority under the policy from Ministry of 
Information technology, it remains unclear if Telenor could exit ICH on 
its own without any approvals from PTA.</div>

Application Filed for Issuance of Contempt of Court Orders Against CEO, Telenor Pakistan

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PTCL Upgrades All 1Mbps Economy Subscribers to 2Mbps Economy Package

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PTCL has upgraded all of its 1Mbps economy package subscribers to 2Mbps Economy package automatically with same monthly rental till April 30th, 2014.<br />

PTCL, on its website, said that 2Mbps Economy Package will allow all 
existing 1Mbps Economy Package subscribers to enjoy double data rate 
speed.<br />
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From May 1st, 2014 all subscribers with 2Mbps Economy package will be
 charged with Rs. 750 per month with a data limit of 10 GBs per month.<br />

All customer who do not wish to continue with 2Mbps Economy will have
 to Opt out by calling 1236 and reverting back to 1Mbps Economy, or they
 will be shifted to 2Mbps Economy package for ever.<br />

It was way better if PTCL had offered an opt-in upgrade instead of 
forcefully upgrading customers to high-bandwidths and then charging 
extra from them after the promotion period.<br />

<strong>Promotion Highlights:</strong><br />

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<li>All 1Mbps Economy Package users are upgraded to 2Mbps Economy package</li>
<li>2Mbps Economy package promotion charges: Rs. 499 per month</li>
<li>Download Limit for 2Mbps Economy pacge: 10 GBs</li>
<li>Additional GBs at Rs. 100 per GB</li>
<li>Billing Cap at Rs. 1,500 per month</li>
<li>Upgrade Promotion is valid up to 30th April 2014</li>
<li>All customer who do not wish to continue with 2Mbps Economy will 
have to Opt out by calling 1236 and reverting back to 1Mbps Economy.</li>
<li>From 1st May 2014 2Mbps Economy charges @ Rs.750 per month will be 
charged. (10GB download limit, Additional GBs at Rs. 100 per GB with 
billing cap at Rs. 1,750 per month.</li>
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PTCL Upgrades All 1Mbps Economy Subscribers to 2Mbps Economy Package

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Huawei Announces the Budget Ascend Y530

Samsung Announces the Cheaper Version of the Note 3, with the Note 3 Neo

eBay And PayPal UK Website Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army

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Application Filed for Issuance of Contempt of Court Orders Against CEO, Telenor Pakistan

PTCL Upgrades All 1Mbps Economy Subscribers to 2Mbps Economy Package

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