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A Finnish company called Suntrica create a charger that uses sunlight as an energy source. So when in the middle of the road, do not bother looking for an outlet to charge cell phones, MP3 players and other gadgets.

SolarStrap – the name of this unique device – the company says its maker, works by absorbing energy from sunlight to then converted into electrical energy.

Users simply leave the device in the middle of a scorching sun, then after a while can be directly transferred to the electronic device. The size of the energy that can be accommodated and how quickly the contents were not specified by the manufacturer company.

Some of the crimes committed in cyberspace is often utilize a gap in your browser, no family except Internet Explorer (IE). Even the browser made by Microsoft is also mentioned as a favorite tool of hackers.

It’s pretty much undeniable “virtual ghost” who tried to take advantage of the existing gaps in IE, let’s call it one of the IE component which is always the ‘fine dining’ by crackers, ActiveX.

By leveraging the sophistication of ActiveX, the offender may be seeping into the victim machine without being detected by the user or some security applications. This method was quite often used for data theft.

But now Microsoft claims, that his creation IE8 more secure than previous versions, “In IE8, the use of ActiveX is limited and directly related to user accounts that are safer,” explained Tony Seno Hartono, National Technology Officer of Microsoft Indonesia.

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