Malicious code (or malware) is defined as a software designed to execute attacks on software systems and fulfill the harmful intents of an attacker. As lightweight embedded devices become more ubiquitous and increasingly networked, they present a new and very disturbing target for malware developers

When the iPhone gained popularity a few years ago, one of the commercials featured an app that could use a radio-recorded sound clip to identify any song. The featured app now costs more than the service is probably worth, but the idea is still a great one. A new service called AudioTag has the same idea, but charges nothing and works from any browser (even a cell phone browser).

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Use a Sound Clip to Identify a Song

Subscribing to blogs is a great way to keep track of the topics that are important to us, but after awhile, we seem to accumulate more RSS feeds than we can possibly read consistently.

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Listen to Blogs and other RSS Feeds with BlogRadio

We received the following question as a follow up to an earlier Blackberry post: Valerie: Can you explain the difference between bedside mode, mass storage mode, and standby mode for a Blackberry? I’m just learning about my new BB and some of these phrases make no sense.

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Understanding Blackberry Modes

It is no secret that the iPhone can replace 3-4 of our favorite gadgets all at once.

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3 Cheap Voice Navigation Apps for the iPhone