DreamVision Spy Watch DVR Camera (Camcorder) - SPY WATCH

SPY WATCH - DreamVision Spy Watch DVR with built in Camera and Microphone is for Real Time Video and Audio recording.

The Micro-Camcorder is the smallest high resolution, real time digital camcorder ever produced. Easy to use "one touch record" button lets you discreetly record evidence instantly. .

This Micro-DVR Camera is a super compact video/audio camcorder- Smaller and light can be used as a normal watch yet with great features.

Serves as mini-camcorder, pin-hole camera, voice recorder as well as a real working watch.

This cute spy stuff has a price tag of SRP $199.




SPY WATCH - DreamVision Spy Watch DVR camera is:

Great tool for police investigation.
Great tool for detectives to collect evidence.
Great tool for reporters to conduct interviews.
Great tool for filming home videos, capture funny moments anytime anywhere.
Great tool for surveillance.
Spy gadget.
Fun gadget.
Novelty gift.
A superb party idea.
A fascinating show-off to friends.
For hobby enthusiast.
Kids toy.
Watches timing
300,000 pixels camera, camera and sound recordings;
Shows the date and time of camera
PC Camera support functions
4G NandFlash USB disk;

Features

1. Video recording (4 GB up to 5 hours)
2. 1.3M pixels camera, Video 640X480, 15 Frames/second, Photo 1280x960
3. Shows the date and time of camera
4. Wrist Watch function. Show the time exactly.
5. 4G USB disk
6. Powerful 300Am Li-on battery. Lasting recording up to three hours

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Install Avast for Ubuntu 11.04/10.10/11.10

 Antivirus software for Ubuntu Users – is it optional ? If you want to get protected from virus attacks or malwares, spywares..

Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) or 11.10 (Few alpha versions has arrived, the stable will be released after few months) or 10.10 or any Linux based distributions are very less prone to virus attacks or malwares, spywares (or any similar *wares). The reason is pretty

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Microsoft Hold a Security Contest with Prizes More Than $ 250 Thousands

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Microsoft announced a contest called BlueHat Prize. The event is designed to encourage innovation in the field of security technology. For the three best contestants, Microsoft provides a total prize worth more than USD 250 thousand.

Deals like this also been done by Google and Facebook. But Microsoft is more attention because it is made in the form of contests with bigger prizes.

"Microsoft recognizes the need to stimulate research in the area of ​​computer security technology," said Matt Thomlinson, Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Group, quoted from Digital Trends, Thursday (04/08/2011).

He mentioned, Microsoft is keen to promote a focus on developing innovative solutions rather than finding individual issues. Microsoft believes, BlueHat Prize can help reduce a variety of computer security attack attempts.

The first winner will be rewarded a share of the biggest prizes valued at USD 200 thousands. Second prize will receive $ 50 thousands and the third winner will get a subscription package Microsoft's security network.

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OS X Lion Gets Extra Layer of Security from Intego

Mac security expert Intego has confirmed that all of its software offerings are now fully compatible with OS X 10.7 Lion. In light of the new release, the Austin, Texas based software vendor is offering all existing and new customers a 10% discount on any product.

Intego has reached us via email to inform that the following versions of its software applications are fully compatible with Mac

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Download Antivirus for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad

Mac security expert Intego has released an antivirus application for iPhone and iPad, in light of recent talks that Apple’s mobile OS is safer jailbroken.

Exploiting a vulnerability in the way iOS handles certain PDF fonts, a team of hackers has been able to compromise the software for jailbreaking purposes.


Implicitly, they sounded the alarm on a bug that may be leveraged by others to steal

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Get Your Friends a Google+ Account Without an Invite

Google+ has raised quite a lot of interest these past couple of days. The initial reactions have been very positive and this may be Google's first competitive social project, so people are at least intrigued.

When Google enabled existing users to send invitations to their friends, the surge in activity promptly led Google to shut down invitations.

But if you have a friend on the inside,

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Google+ More Private than Facebook but Not Perfect

Google's new privacy-oriented social network, Google+, has captured everyone's attention since it launched earlier this week, but people have already begun to discover flaws in the implementation.

One of Google Plus' primary features is called "Circles," groups of people that users can create under their accounts and which are a fundamental part of the social network.

Circles allow users

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In Wake of Mac Defender Frenzy, Intego Slashes VirusBarrier X6 Price

With the recent discovery of a Trojan targeting Mac OS X, security firm Intego based in Austin, Texas is the first to capitalize on this ordeal by offering a discount on its VirusBarrier X6 Mac antivirus program.

The Mac user base has been targeted lately by a piece of malware that portrays itself as a legitimate antivirus program, whereas it actually tricks users into handing over their

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There Are Holes or Gaps in the Android Security

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A number of researchers have revealed a gap in Google's mobile operating system is.

The investigators who succeeded in dismantling the holes that can be utilized that cyber criminals are Konings Bastian, Jens Nickels, and Florian Schaub of the University of Ulm, Germany.

The security hole was reported to be on the Android version 2.3.3 and the associated authentication ClientLogin unsafe. ClientLogin itself is used as an application to perform authentication in order to pass account and password via a wireless connection.

Cracks in Android itself is not true this time it was reported recently. Research from the three researchers from the University of Ulm is intrigued to dismantle Android on recognized even after reading the postings from Dan Wallach, of Princeton's Center for Information Technology Policy.

Wallach's Post such as wanted to warn the users of Android order to be more vigilant when surfing the Internet via Wi-Fi network.

Until the three come to the conclusion that Android 2.3.3 has a gap to be infiltrated by the hackers to infiltrate the feature finally allows calendar, contacts list, to a private web album.

Quoted from News Factor, Wednesday (18/05/2011), Google asked to react on this issue. While users are advised to immediately update to version 2.3.4 Android device and turn off automatic synchronization when connected to Wi-Fi networks that are open.

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