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NEW DELHI - Move over passport and PAN card! Identity authentication at banks, gas connection centres or while providing rural jobs will just be an SMS away, Unique Identification Authority chief Nandan Nilekani said Saturday. “Our project will provide a unique identification (UID) number, not a card. The authentication will be made by using mobile phones,” [...]

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WOW! What a weekend I had with all the new games I bought from my favourite game store! From Cake Mania 4 and Emily’s Tea Garden to Farm Frenzy 3 and Passport to Perfume , my entire weekend was devoted to playing PC games! While I was engrossed in my new games, B was busy with his Football Manager , which I always find fascinating. I don’t know how to play his football game and all I see are tables as B buys and sells players; managing his team. I don’t know how to tell when he w

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感谢河蟹网友 Alpha 的分享，来源 链接 FML即 F*** my life的缩写，直译的话就是“艹，我的生活烂透了……” 在你感到不舒心的时候去这里，你会顿时发现生活原来没有最倒霉，只有更倒霉。 地址：fmylife.com Today, I received my passport in the mail. They got my birthdate wrong. Then I picked up my birth certificate that I had sent in with the application. Turns out my parents have been celebrating my birthday on the wrong day for 16 years. FML 今天，我在邮箱里收到了我的护照。他们把我的生日搞错了。然后我找到了我一起送去申请护照的出生证明。结果我发现我的父母16年来一直在错误的一天给我过生日。FML Today, I was sitting in class and I fell asleep during

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Need to add some zing to your dorm room or bedroom? Wal-Mart is offering some colorful laptops and accessories as part of its back-to-school sale. Dell Inspiron 1545 Laptop - $498 Featuring a 250GB hard drive, 3GB RAM, a 15.6-inch screen, and an Intel Celeron Dual Core T3000 processor, the 1545 is available in black, pink, red, purple, indigo, and aqua. Western Digital 250GB My Passport Essential Portable External Hard Drive - $60 Capable of storing up to 71,000 digital photos, 62,000 MP

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Maingear’s Axess HD Gamer PC looks to blow your mind, empty your wallet - onu.ro 06/19/2009 Make no bones about, Maingear ’s new Axess HD Gamer (and by merit of its namesake , HTPC, too) … your mind, empty your wallet originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 19 Jun 2009 04:44:00 EST. Please Posts about Engadget as of June 19, 2009 - thedailyparr.com 06/19/2009 Video: Samsung’s e-passport turns your head into a rotating government specimen - engadget.com 06/19/20

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From Hack a Day, this video demos “reading and logging unique IDs of random tags and Passport Cards while cruising around San Francisco”: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9isKnDiJNPkMore details on this from The Register: The $250 proof-of-concept device - which researcher Chris Paget built in his spare time - operates out of his vehicle and contains everything needed to sniff and then clone RFID, or radio frequency identification, tags. During a recent 20-minute drive in downtown San Francisco, i

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Posted by Queuebot in Crime & Law, Gadget, Science & Tech on February 3, 2009 at 1:00 am … by someone driving by in a car, if those documents have RFID chips installed in them.A fellow in San Francisco installed an RFID reader in his car, with an antenna, and connected it to his laptop on the front seat. He then drove around the city and was able to pick up the signals from passports and driver’s licenses and have the information downloaded to his computer. He could then upload the data

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