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XP Antispyware Pro 2013 is a rogue antivirus that belongs to Fake Rean/Braviax family. It targets computers having Windows XP operating system. As all of this family rogues, XP Antispyware Pro 2013 is known to disable existing computer security, legitimate programs and browser sessions. The aim of this fake antivirus program is to trick people's money away by trying to convince an infected computer user that her PC is badly damaged. Since cyber criminals use prepaid payment systems for collecting money, it is particularly difficult to trace the amounts paid.

For those not familiar with fake AV it might be difficult to identify that a computer is infected. XP Antispyware Pro 2013, just like many rogue AVs, shares several main features:

XP Antispyware Pro 2013 might get installed after browsing through corrupted websites and pressing on advertisements. It is also distributed in attachments of spam e-mails. Malware uses Adobe, Java or other software vulnerabilities to get inside a computer. In a case of infection, you should remove XP Antispyware Pro 2013 as soon as noticed. There are reputable antivirus and antispyware tools available. If one tool is not enough to get rid of rogue AV, use multiple tools.

To protect your computer from XP Antispyware Pro 2013 attacks you should follow safe computer usage and internet browsing tips. An advice number one listed on many Lists is reliable and legitimate antivirus software. But it is not enough to have it. You must check regularly if your computer security is up to date. Also make sure that your computer operating system is updated. Another point to consider is having your web browser up to date since fixes of security holes are being identified and eliminated constantly. It is not recommended to download shareware or freeware files from untrustworthy sources because these might be a reason of many infections. In a case of downloading a file, you should scan it first before using it. When navigating through the Internet, leave the webpage if it looks suspicious. Note that even those pages that you use regularly and have been safe before might be infected one day. If you let other people use your computer, create another account for this with limited rights especially when it concerns downloading and installing of programs.

These tips should help to protect your computer from most of malwares including XP Antispyware Pro 2013.

The Rise of the Tablet Computer

Few electronic devices have enjoyed the rapid surge in popularity and usage that tablet computers have. Many consumers consider the January 27, 2010 announcement of the launch of Apple's iPad by the late Steve Jobs as the birthdate of the tablet computer, however, tablets as we know them today have existed for over 20 years.

According to Techradar, the first real tablet computer was the GRIDPad, launched in 1989. This basic, mono-color portable computing device had a 10-inch screen and boasted 3-hours of battery life, however, the whopping $2,400 price tag kept this early tablet out of reach for the average user. Since that time, tablet-like touchscreen devices such as PDA's gained in popularity, proving to computer companies that there was strong demand for portable computing devices. In 2007, the Amazon Kindle was launched, introducing readers to a portable, paperless way to read their favorite books.

Tablets now rank among the most popular electronic devices throughout the world. Techcruch reports that eMarketer estimates there were approximately 13 million U.S. tablet users in 2010, 33.7 million in 2011 and an estimated 54.8 million in 2012. According to this report, the number of Americans who use devices like the Microsoft Surface, Apple iPad and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 will grow to 90 million by 2014, meaning that about half of all American adults will own a tablet device within a few years.

What Makes Tablets So Popular?

Tablet computing has become wildly popular among a broad range of consumers, with everyone from schoolchildren to senior citizens using tablets at school, home and work. According to a June 2012 report from the Online Publishers Association (OPA), "tablet usage is exploding", with content consumption (watching movies, reading e-books, buying apps and shopping) being the most common reason why people use tablets.

Just How Popular Are Tablets?

Research by the OPA revealed that tablet owners use their tablets a lot - spending an average of 14 hours every week on their devices. Most tablets are used to access information on the Internet, with checking email, game playing, social networking and media consumption also ranking among the most frequent uses of tablet computers.

Tablet computers have even become a fixture in fast food restaurants, with a Virginia Beach McDonald's offering up free Apple iPad use with their fries, burgers and shakes.

Tablets, Wi-Fi & The Cloud - A Perfect Match

While the portability and affordability and functionality of tablet devices are often cited as the main reasons why these devices have gained such widespread acceptance among all consumer groups, without Wi-Fi, tablet computing would not exist. Tablet computers rely on wireless Internet connections using either Wi-Fi or 3G/4G cellular to connect users with their favorite websites, email and work servers.

Along with Wi-Fi, the advent of cloud-based computing has helped spur on the popularity of tablets, since many of these portable devices have relatively little onboard memory. Thanks to cloud computing, tablet users can store their favorite movies, music, photos and digital files on remote servers, accessing these files on demand via the Internet. This means that tablet computers do not need to have large, bulky hard drives onboard. This helps to reduce the cost of tablets, making them lighter and more portable while extending the battery life, adding to the portability of these devices.

Are Tablets and E-Readers Replacing Books?

According to a recent infographic released by Mashable, e-readers like the Amazon Kindle are surging in popularity, with e-book readership nearly doubling between 2011 and 2012. In 2011, over 40 percent of American adults read an e-book on a tablet, smartphone or e-reader.

While some critics believe that tablets and e-readers could lead to the end of traditional paper-based books and magazines, others point to the benefits of the rise of e-reading. Mashable reports that e-book devices and tablets actually increases readership of novels, non-fiction e-books and publications, with owners of devices like the Amazon Kindle reading nearly twice as many books each year than readers of traditional-style books. Among those who use a tablet to read on, 25 percent do so to learn or gain new information, a promising statistic for the future of writers and publishers who feared obsolescence with the decline of paper-based book sales.

Let's start measuring both the mobile platforms with features which we care about the most.

In terms of ease of use, most of the users will agree that iPhone takes the cake. Android has come a long way and has improved a lot but from the ease-of-use perspective, the iPhone wins hands down. Android phones consist of too many buttons and home screens too.

In terms of openness, Android is the clear winner since it is open source, and most users prefer openness in terms of what can be used with the smartphone. The apps make the phone, after all!

iPhone has the best battery compared to the Android phones. Most Android devices get lots of features and that is why the battery life is lower compared to the iPhone. Android phones vary in terms of battery performance but overall they are a notch lower than the iPhone here.

Both the mobile platforms are supportive of multi-tasking. iPhones and Android phones both support multitasking to the hilt nowadays while iPhone has had some trade-offs in terms of battery life improvements which is important too!

The iPhone's software keyboard is significantly better than the Android's default keyboard while in terms of a system-wide search, both iPhone and Android can search out almost anything although Android devices cannot search emails.

iPhone's notification center is a bit clumsy compared to the Android's list of notifications. But in terms of voice to text feature, the odds are slightly in favor of the iPhone since with the new Siri, the feature works much better than any of its counterparts.

iPhones are surprisingly old-fashioned when it comes to syncing and it requires the users to plug in and connect to iTunes that should have been done wirelessly. Android phones have a fantastic Google syncing capability so much so that it continues to work even if you change or lose your old smartphone.

Android is not so great in syncing with popular sources of data other than Google Sync especially Outlook, Address Book and the like. Here iPhone is the clear winner. The Android tethering situation is seriously better off than what the iPhone provides. Android edges ahead of the iPhone since it has the ability to turn your handset into a Wi-Fi hotspot which can actually deliver wireless connections to you of up to 7 friends.

Apple presents the iOS updates better than what Android does. The iPhone ecosystem is pretty much easy to understand and every new phone receives the new update. Every other phone in the ecosystem can also receive the update unless and until it is the oldest one.Android does not have a streamlines way of going about the updates.

And one of the most important feature of all: the apps. Though the Apple store has more than four times the number of apps than that of Android, there is a lot of crap too in the App Store. Also, as of now most of the critical apps are now available for both the iPhone and

Let's start measuring both the mobile platforms with features which we care about the most.

In terms of ease of use, most of the users will agree that iPhone takes the cake. Android has come a long way and has improved a lot but from the ease-of-use perspective, the iPhone wins hands down. Android phones consist of too many buttons and home screens too.

In terms of openness, Android is the clear winner since it is open source, and most users prefer openness in terms of what can be used with the smartphone. The apps make the phone, after all!

iPhone has the best battery compared to the Android phones. Most Android devices get lots of features and that is why the battery life is lower compared to the iPhone. Android phones vary in terms of battery performance but overall they are a notch lower than the iPhone here.

Both the mobile platforms are supportive of multi-tasking. iPhones and Android phones both support multitasking to the hilt nowadays while iPhone has had some trade-offs in terms of battery life improvements which is important too!

The iPhone's software keyboard is significantly better than the Android's default keyboard while in terms of a system-wide search, both iPhone and Android can search out almost anything although Android devices cannot search emails.

iPhone's notification center is a bit clumsy compared to the Android's list of notifications. But in terms of voice to text feature, the odds are slightly in favor of the iPhone since with the new Siri, the feature works much better than any of its counterparts.

iPhones are surprisingly old-fashioned when it comes to syncing and it requires the users to plug in and connect to iTunes that should have been done wirelessly. Android phones have a fantastic Google syncing capability so much so that it continues to work even if you change or lose your old smartphone.

Android is not so great in syncing with popular sources of data other than Google Sync especially Outlook, Address Book and the like. Here iPhone is the clear winner. The Android tethering situation is seriously better off than what the iPhone provides. Android edges ahead of the iPhone since it has the ability to turn your handset into a Wi-Fi hotspot which can actually deliver wireless connections to you of up to 7 friends.

Apple presents the iOS updates better than what Android does. The iPhone ecosystem is pretty much easy to understand and every new phone receives the new update. Every other phone in the ecosystem can also receive the update unless and until it is the oldest one.Android does not have a streamlines way of going about the updates.

And one of the most important feature of all: the apps. Though the Apple store has more than four times the number of apps than that of Android, there is a lot of crap too in the App Store. Also, as of now most of the critical apps are now available for both the iPhone and

Android. Overall, it can be said that both are good.

One can safely say that in terms of gaming and music experience, there's no beating the iPhone apps yet. Android has a lot of catching up to do with the Android apps.

When we talk about phone then instantly Android come in our mind, and we know that Android platform is growing at a hasty rate worldwide. Several updated phone coming with Android platform. More than 500K android apps for over 500 android devices have flooded by android market. To make Android market more popular Android Application are free for everyone, he/she can download from numerous website. Millions of free apps been downloaded daily by Android user.

Have you thought if you got the chance to develop Android application of your choice and your interest seems cool, I am suggesting 5 easy sites that will help you to create your own Android apps for free in few minutes.

5 Sites To Create Your Own Android Apps for Free

1. Free Android App Maker

Free Android App Maker is one of the best free utility to create an android application. Here one can submit Android application at app store in just few minutes. Android App Maker make easy to create an app of your own. There are some easy steps in making first of all you have to choose a template then add your content (text) of your choice and even pictures. Finally you have to submit your application for review. Here you have many free layouts/templates to customize and easily edit your Android application of your choice.

Once your application gets shortlisted and accepted then you can download it from Play Store. Otherwise it will be only downloaded from own site

2. Android 3 Apps

Android 3 Apps is other free utility to create an android application for your Android gadgets of your choice. It has three simple steps to make Android application. First of all you have to choose an app then customize your content (text) of your choice and even pictures. Finally share it. This site provide many types of preloaded categories like Trivia Game, Photo Gallery App, E-Book App which allows you easily create a perfect application according to your requirements. Android 3 Apps also provide application like Radio Station, Band Music Apps, Quotes and jokes, Slider puzzles, Choice Games, Quiz Games, Truth or Dare, True or false, Question App, Video Player, Web Photo Portfolio, Android Website builder, Blank App Templates which can be used. Android 3 Apps will make easy to develop Android Apps as per the requirement.

3. Apps Geyser

Apps Geyser is a free service provider, which help you to convert your application and make money through it. It has more than 118,602,408 installed application, more than 260,193 created application and more than 3,610,134,404 ads served. By using Apps Geyser one can create an application in simple steps. Click on create button here you have different option like website (Enter URL), HTML Code Create or Paste HTML) and

YouTube Videos, Enter keywords or use Channel URL and many more and then distribute it. Apps Geyser gives you facility to make ad-supported apps and make money through that. It has also a unique feature that make if different through other service provider that is sharing features, sharing of your apps to all major social network. Supporting of HTML 5 to display pop-up notification like deal of the day or some important announcement to the users. So by seeing all features of Apps Geyser I can say that it offers creation, monetization, management of your android app.

4. App Yet

App Yet helps to create apps for website. App Yet helps you toconvert RSS feeds into an android application for Android OS. Here you have the freedom to list/sell created application

The Android application development is the process of creating new applications for the Android OS. Applications are usually developed in the Java making use of Android Software Development Kit. From the past few years about 200,000 Android applications have been developed by the developers for the use of the customers to make the Android phones more smart with wider features. Android development has led to the booming of the new applications which the customers can use for their daily purposes helping them from house activities to handling of businesses. Google initially helped in the development of the Android and after which it revealed the Open Handset Alliance which was a consortium of about 86 hardware. Since 2010 the Android have become the leading smart-phone platform for the users in comparison to Symbian and IOS.

Android OS is in many ways better than the Symbian and iOS.

1. Better User Interface

Unlike the iPhone OS, Android user interface has been continuously developing and improving over the years. With Android 4.0, Google has made the user interface much more innovative and elegant. The prime feature of the OS is navigation buttons, which makes it easier for the user to navigate around the phone. Unlike the iPhone with only one navigation button (Home Button), Android phones have back, menu, and multitasking buttons, which provides a better user interface thus making Android more user-friendly.

2. Processor speed

The Android is faster and better than Symbian and iOS because of the processor speed. The Android work on dual core processors which adds a lot of applications with great speed.

3. Internet Speed

When we compare the default browser of the Android with Symbian and iOS here too Android wins as other browsers come with complicated algorithms which slows the Internet spreed. However, Android browser comes with visual bookmarks, which is handy and easy to use with smooth flow on information.

4. More applications

The Android is developed by Giant Google which support almost 500000 applications instead Symbian is developed by Nokia, which is embedded with limited applications as it makes them dependent on Nokia. Android gives the experience of Google calendar, Google earth, Google voice, Google translator, Blogger and Chrome. With the increase of the flow of applications in the market, the Android comes with perfect blend of these applications for the convenience of the users. The Symbian and iOS has limited applications confining their use.

5. Change firmware

In Symbian OS, you can never change the firmware, but in Android OS you can change it any time the way you want and easily install the updates which allows you to use more applications.

6. Multiple screen keyboards

In Android you can change the screen keyboards the way that is easy and apart from this you can install Gingerbread to Froyo and from Swype to Honeycomb. With one tab you can choose multiple spelling suggestions and deleting a word or adding. While in Symbians and iOS does not come with this customization features of new keyboard installation.

7. Multi tasking system

The Android applications come with such a framework which provide all key API's including things like accessing the telephony system, sharing and receiving data as well as notifications. The Symbian and iOS does not provide you the multi-tasking system.

8. Greater fan-base

The Android has much more great fan-base, which is integrated with Google services while as Symbian and iOS have not such a larger fan-base.

9. Live applications and widgets

The Android OS works on Linux which provides large things like virtual memory and power management. The Androids are designed with rich and customizable content which allows the users to go through live application content through interactive widgets. This also helps store more data than Symbians and iOS.

10. New Platform Developer Kit

The "Platform Developer Kit" is a really smart move by Google considering its large manufacturer and partner base. You don't often think of hardware as something that can be "opened," but the ability to institute the very basic aspects of Android with one simple kit will make it much easier for hardware companies to start building on new versions of the platform.

Hence Android development has revolutionized the OS systems and applications by providing more wider features than others which have a limited user applications.

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Many a time we software engineers want to peek into a window at what the status of a product is within computer code. For example if the article in question is a blouse, on the computer end, an engineer might want to test his software to make sure he is allowed status updates. After all, he wrote the program to process the ordering of, sending to and receiving of each garment for a particular department store that employed his programming services.

Let's say our software engineer is a typical guy named Mike. His supervisor, a guy named Cesar wants to know where at different points in the journey that that blouse in question embarks on starting from the store inventory and ending in the customer's house, what the status of it is. Mike has a particular programming style where he will stage that status entry/value in a particular memory space.

In other words through the Internet, the customer will be able to access the program to order the garment she wants and at the same time, a behind-the-scenes manager can access that same program to complete a status report for any particular garment in the system.

When people talk about front-end code in relation to the main body of code, they mean the software that is accessing the main software program to attain products. The back-end code ties into that same body of main code (the exact same one) for inventory tracking and analysis purposes.

For example, let's make memory spot 0x20f60 our staging memory location. We would simply start out with a list of status option labels. They would include: Color of the Garment; Size of the Garment; Quantity of the Garment in question; Name of the Purchaser; Address of the Purchaser; Price of the Garment. Given these six starter parameters, Cesar, Mike's boss would choose one to learn the status of one of them.

He would have a pull-down menu titled Status Parameters. Then each of those six parameters would pop-up in that drop-down menu and upon choosing one of them, Cesar would get the status in regards to that particular parameter. For example, if he chose Color of the Garment, the status return might read PURPLE. For the Size of the Garment, the status return might be X-LARGE. The magic of this programming is that each status word will be staged in memory spot 0x20f60, making it convenient to add more parameters at any point.

There are a lot of things to consider when you are shopping for that laptop, the two most important specifications however are going to be your processor and your RAM. Here I am going to explain some of the fundamental features of both so you can make a better choice when buying a laptop for yourself.

PROCESSOR (CPU)

Intel the world's largest semi conductor maker has begun the process of transitioning into a quad core line of processors. Their range is branded as Core i3, i5 and i7. If you are hunting for a bargain then you could choose its older Core 2 models, but you would be better off sticking to its latest range.

You could also consider a processor from Intel rival AMD which has a compelling range of products branded as Turion II and Athlon II. If you are a budget shopper then these processes are well worth considering and will serve the purpose for most tasks. The big difference between processors made by AMD is they are simply not as fast as those made by Intel and they tend to act as a drain on battery life.

The most important task is working out exactly how much processing power you need. In general the Core i3 or i5 are suitable for most people. If however you do a lot of video editing then you are going to need a more powerful processor. Gamers in particular believe they need a powerful processor but in practice can actually get away with a slower chip.

Quad core chips still cost a lot and also tend to drain battery life quite quickly. You can identify a quad core chip by the Q denoted next to the machine's model number. If you use your laptop as your main machine, and not taking it out on the road, or you are a gamer or video editor, the quad chip case becomes more compelling.

The decision over processor gets trickier when you are ordering a custom laptop from a manufacturer. You should as a rule avoid the most expensive chipsets on offer and go for the second or third least costliest chips. The increase in price is usually proportional to performance. You should not spend more than $150 upgrading a processor. If you are simply surfing the internet or word processing, even a dual core processor is more than adequate.

MEMORY (RAM)

4GB RAM is the standard memory offered by most manufacturers even on low end laptops and that is really all you need. Starting prices for a laptop with 4GB RAM are just under $500. In the past manufacturers used to make consumers pay through the nose when they upgraded the memory whilst custom ordering. More recently, this practice seems to have changed, and only Apple really still does this.

If upgrading your memory to 4GB costs you less than $90, which is what it costs separately, then you should definitely upgrade. Upgrading beyond 4GB is going to be expensive, and the only real reason to do it is if you are video editing, and even then it's still not absolutely necessary when you compare it against the expense. For a desktop, spending an additional $100 is no big deal, but for a laptop where it is going to cost you an additional $300 for 8GB, it's simply not worth it unless your laptop is your primary video editing device.

But are we not already in a world of surveillance and security? From Foucault's ideas of discipline and punishment, the idea of 'big brother' has been knowingly and unknowingly implemented for many years. Additionally, Bentham's all seeing panopticon style prisons, designed to constantly watch inmates without them knowing, really has changed the face of surveillance in today's day and age. Of course, Bentham saw his prisons to have a positive effect on criminal's behaviour, but does it work the same with the general public?

Primarily focusing on the digital and information age we have entered, one of the major advantages for companies has been to selectively distribute advertising and promotions from monitoring peoples shopping and internet surfing habits. Furthermore governmental bodies have been to make sure that people are always aware that internet surveillance is possible through frequent media coverage and legislative action. This not only makes the shopping experience more personalised and customised for our preferences, but it allows a higher level of security to protect the community from unauthorised and potentially dangerous online behaviour. However, this level of monitoring begs the question, how far should they go?

This is only one example of the effects monitoring peoples online presence can have. Whether you see this as a positive or negative, there will always be the concern that personal data could be leaked, hacked or modified without consent. Already major sites like Google and Facebook are able to see what you're doing online, your likes, dislikes, shopping habits, social groups, hobbies and even find your location, all while you use their services. This is not information that they discard, they use this as a way to 'make your online experience better' but in reality they can use all the data to manipulate what you buy, choose what they want you to see and potentially change the course of your internet use. If this power is given to major corporations, allowing easy access for government bodies could mean even your private conversations, calls, messages and sensitive data could be analysed without your knowing.

Granted, if the police ask to see information, normally we are happy to allow this, but the legislations that are being considered could be compared to someone rummaging around your belongings in the home while you're away. Would you like the idea of that? Safety vs. privacy, the line is thin and it's hard to tell where that line sees fit for everyone. But it does seem very much like the panopticon prison idea will be stretched to everyone's daily lives in some shape or form sooner or later.