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April 15, 2011

Another Version of IE OTW

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A month after releasing IE 9, Microsoft is now developing IE 10 and now allowing preview download here
“We’re about three weeks into development of IE10, and based on the progress we’ve made, we want to start engaging the development community now,” wrote Microsoft corporate vice president Dean Hachamovitch in a Tuesday post on the IEBlog.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/

April 13, 2011

.My Extensions is Getting Popular

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Report from Domain Registry Malaysia that number of new and active registration has increased tremendously over the years. According to Domain Registry the introduction of second level domain name .my and the requirement to apply (Mykad or Business presence) contributed to the high percentage of increase.

DataKL is an accredited .my reseller and get your .my for only RM 100 (RRP RM 120.00) and use Mykad/ROB/ROC to as supporting document

April 12, 2011

Celcom Iphone 4

Filed under: General — Tags: , — admin @ 7:36 am

Great news, Celcom is now offering pre registration of Iphone 4 (link)
We consumers love competition among telcos.

Celcom Iphone

Celcom Iphone

Thanks to Iphone apps. We check on server status, replying to your support tickets, anywhere.. anytime :)

February 20, 2011

Free antivirus software – Microsoft Security Essentials

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Microsoft Security Essentials

Microsoft Security Essentials by MS


Microsoft Security Essentials provides real-time protection for your home PC that guards against viruses, spyware, and other malicious software.

Microsoft Security Essentials is a free* download from Microsoft that is simple to install, easy to use, and always kept up to date so you can be assured your PC is protected by the latest technology. It’s easy to tell if your PC is secure — when you’re green, you’re good. It’s that simple.

Microsoft Security Essentials runs quietly and efficiently in the background so that you are free to use your Windows-based PC the way you want—without interruptions or long computer wait time

According to Neil Rubenking, a PC Magazine author, in an on-demand scan test that he conducted in June 2009, Microsoft Security Essentials Beta found 89 percent of all malware samples: It found only 30 percent of commercial keyloggers, 67 percent of rootkits and only half of scareware samples. The suite’s real-time protection found 83 percent of all malware samples and blocked the majority of them: In this test, Microsoft Security Essentials found 40 percent of the commercial keyloggers and 78 percent of the rootkits.Later on October that year, AV-Test.org conducted a series of trials on the officially released version of the product in which Microsoft Security Essentials detected and caught 98.44 percent of 545,034 computer viruses, computer worms and software Trojan horses as well as 90.95 percent of 14,222 spyware and adware samples. It also detected and eliminated all 25 tested rootkits. Microsoft Security Essentials generated no false-positive at all.

On 7 January 2010, Microsoft Security Essentials won the PC Advisor’s Best Free Software award.

Based of our testing, the installation was a breeze. We do further evaluation by feeding common malware that normally infect web pages and EICAR test file to valuate the detection accuracy. Stay tuned! Download here

October 21, 2010

Percuma Latihan Membina Laman Web, Nama Domain, & Hosting (Wanita)

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Para Usahawan Wanita yang dihormati,
.my DOMAIN REGISTRY pendaftar nama domain yang berakhir dengan .my akan menganjurkan Bengkel Latihan Projek 1nita untuk membina laman web perniagaan atas talian pada 22 – 24 Oktober 2010.

Projek 1nita ini adalah bertujuan untuk memberikan pengenalan dan pendedahan kepada usahawan wanita untuk bergiat aktif dalam perniagaan melalui internet (e-commerce) sebagai medium pemasaran bagi produk dan perkhidmatan.

Projek 1nita

Info 1nita flyer
Agenda Agenda Bengkel Latihan 1nita – UKM (KL) – 19102010
Peta Lokasi lokasi UKM (22-24 October 2010)

September 28, 2010

.my Innovation Award 2010

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To all registrant of .my DOMAIN REGISTRY, come and join the .my Innovation Award 2010 and stand a chance to win up to RM 100,000 in prizes. Register now and nominate your website for the award today!

The theme for the Innovation Award 2010 is “Celebrating .my Innovation”. We are looking for the most innovative and creative websites registered with .my to become the winners and it could be you. By nominating your website, you will have increased exposure of your website to the public. Furthermore, it will help to promote your website features, your products and services that you have in your website as well. Showcase your innovative ideas on your .my website and you might win big!

Hurry up now! Don’t wait any longer and submit your application now to stand a chance to win up to RM 100,000. The closing date is 31 October 2010. For more information on terms, conditions and eligibility, please visit our competition website at www.innovationaward.my or email to innovationaward@domainregistry.my for more information. Come and join our Facebook fan page at www.innovationaward.my/facebook for regular updates.

You just might be the winner that we are looking for!

September 23, 2010

Digi Vs Maxis Iphone 4 Plan

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Maxis Iphone 4 Plan

Maxis Iphone 4 Plan


Vs

Digi Iphone 4 Plan

Digi Iphone 4 Plan

Maxis also offered trade ins for older iphones with RSVP only.

September 19, 2010

Innity Ad Code Causing Reported Attack Page

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Today a few popular blogs have “reported attack page” warning displayed when surfed using Mozilla Firefox browser. We found out that Innity adverstising code is currently labelled as tainted by stopbadware.org. This warning will cause panic and many webmasters would think their site has been infected by Gumblar malware (common FTP injected malware problem due to compromised login credentials). At the time of writing, the code and web site (innity.net) are still being labelled as malware source.

You are advised to remove the ad code temporarily to avoid losing substantial numbers of visitors. If you are using WordPress – Login to your wp-admin using Internet Explorer browser and remove the ad code. Follow the link to webmaster tools page by clicking the button ” Why was this page blocked”, then verify your site with Google. The fastest way is to use html verification and wait for stopbadaware/Google to crawl your site. It may take up to 24 hours for Google to whitelist your site.

You can check whether your web site has been cleared here
More info about malware listed site here

February 26, 2010

.mydomainregistry Interface Upgrade (MYNIC)

Filed under: General — admin @ 11:33 pm

Last week, .myDomainregistry upgraded their registration and modification system to enhance the overall performance. Certain addresses and URLs have been changed to reflect the new system. If you need to modify your domain name (.my extensions only) kindly follow this link

The new system also require you to log in using handle. If you could not remember your handle, you can conduct whois to check the correct Admin/billing or technical handle. You can conduct whois here or at the registry’s web site.

October 26, 2009

Internet set for change with non-English addresses

Filed under: General — admin @ 11:22 am

SEOUL: The Internet is set to undergo one of the biggest changes in its four-decade history with the expected approval this week of international domain names – or addresses – that can be written in languages other than English, an official said Monday.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or ICANN – the non-profit group that oversees domain names – is holding a meeting this week in Seoul.

Domain names are the monikers behind every website, e-mail address and Twitter post, such as “.com” and other suffixes.

One of the key issues to be taken up by ICANN’s board at this week’s gathering is whether to allow for the first time entire Internet addresses to be in scripts that are not based on Latin letters. That could potentially open up the Web to more people around the world as addresses could be in characters as diverse as Arabic, Korean, Japanese, Greek, Hindi and Cyrillic – in which Russian is written.

“This is the biggest change technically to the Internet since it was invented 40 years ago,” Peter Dengate Thrush, chairman of the ICANN board, told reporters, calling it a “fantastically complicated technical feature.” He said he expects the board to grant approval on Friday, the conference’s final day.

The Internet’s roots are traced to experiments at a US university in 1969 but it wasn’t until the early 1990s that its use began expanding beyond academia and research institutions to the general public.

Rod Beckstrom, ICANN’s new president and CEO, said that if the change is approved, ICANN would begin accepting applications for non-English domain names and that the first entries into the system would likely come sometime in mid-2010.

Enabling the change, Thrush said, is the creation of a translation system that allows multiple scripts to be converted to the right address.

“We’re confident that it works because we’ve been testing it now for a couple of years,” he said. “And so we’re really ready to start rolling it out.”

Of the 1.6 billion Internet users worldwide, Beckstrom – a former chief of US cybersecurity – said that more than half use languages that have scripts based on alphabets other than Latin.

“So this change is very much necessary for not only half the world’s Internet users today, but more than half of probably the future users as the use of the Internet continues to spread,” he said.

Beckstrom, in earlier remarks to conference participants, recalled that many people had said just three to five years ago that using non-Latin scripts for domain names would be impossible to achieve.

“But you the community and the policy groups and staff and board have worked through them, which is absolutely incredible,” he said.

ICANN is headquartered in the United States in Marina del Rey, California. – AP

Source TheStar

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