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Monthly Archive for July, 2007
The last couple of weeks saw me reading extensively about PDAs given that my much loved E61 was not keeping well. E61 was a good choice but then it was a bit bulky, little too wide and Symbian was not too fast. After a bit of research and playing around with various PDA models such as HTC, iPAQ, O2 and iMate, I picked up a sleek black HTC Touch. With just under $475, it is definitely value for money.What I Needed I needed a PDA that can remind me of tasks, shows appointments, stores emails and syncs well with Windows based laptop that I use for work. And if it enables me to read RSS and plays Tetris, nothing like it. Continue reading ‘Review: HTC Touch’
Mike Davidson has initiated sentenc.es. I just hope people I know and get long emails from follow this. And also people who write FYI-ish emails should bother to write a bit more to make me understand the concepts.
 sentenc.es is a personal policy that all email responses regardless of recipient or subject will be a pre-determined number sentences or less. It’s that simple.
For those who thought Delhi Police was only about regulating crime in the capital, eating for free at restaurants and taking bribes, this article will widen your horizon. In an attempt to “help us serve you better”, Delhi Police has managed to release a booklet called Security Tips for North East Students. The photo of the booklet says it all.
via IBNLive
Louis Vuitton have introduced iphone cases and lived upto their reputation for creating accessories worth more than the gadget.
While browsing through generic masala news on rediff.com, I stumbled upon a piece on social engineering that talks about a case of double attack. For people who thought social engineering was limited to a 419 type email seeking your account number, this article seems to be an eye-opener.
I am Sumeet,an information security enthusiast, crazy about Coffee, iPod, everything mac, travelling, consuming rss and eating. I work for a large consulting firm where I usually rant about security best practices.