8 Father day 2015 gifts idea that would make dads happy

Father day date is June 21, 2015. Father day 2015 like every other fathers day is celebrated international on 3rd Sunday s in June yearly.

For a few, it’s an uphill task deciding on what present to give your dad because most guys are used to their mom and they really have less time for fathers, what a shame. More mothers have taken the shine off fathers for a long time, as if they are worthless. This fathers day 2015 should be celebrated to even the odds.


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dinner-tableReal Men and virtues women must remember their father with a memorable and pleasant fathers day 2015 gifts.

The following gift suggestions should give you some idea on what to surprise your dad with:

1. A father’s day letter from son or father day message from daughter
When last did you let your dad know you appreciate all the effort taken to care for you while growing up. You could composes a poem for your dad. A father’s day handprint poem can do equally well or write a heart felt letter to your father; telling him how much you love him.

2. Home photographic equipment-Camera
There’s no doubt that Smartphones cameras can do a job making snap shots when we want it. But, when you need to get a very clean shot of your granddaughter playing catch, your smartphone may not be good enough to do the job.
You need a Nikon’s 1 V3 Digital Camera fast with 18.4-MP image quality, a Full HD capability, and a built-in Wi-Fi.

3. Perfume or Cologne
For those that now think their dad look so grouchy can change that perception by presenting their fathers with Fragrance from the designer house of Donna Karan New York A fresh, man fragrance with fresh spicy scent, citrus, green, sweet and a 50 ml eau de toilette for your dad.

4. Technology product
It doesn’t matter whether he’s your dad, husband, or brother. Shopping for men who already have their dens decked out with every tech toy imaginable is tough. So by looking carefully you will notice that some of those gadgets needs replacement, change them, they have been over used. It’s Father’s Day for crying out loud, give your techy ‘old man’ a break show some love with something he wont expect; a Laptop, an apple smarthwatch, an android phone, etc

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5. Domestic leisure
A good father day activities might be what some fathers are yearning for; there are great restaurants and hotels where home made foods and decent meals are served. Look around and you will be pleasantly surprise with local hotels giving out Father’s day restaurant promotions dish.

Is it fishing, hiking, biking, beach, dinner, or anything fun. Just take him out to feel the sunshine and fresh air.
Religious groups could show good videos honoring men, this 2015 fathers day in church.

6. Headphones or Speakers
They love their radio, give theme the best FM Radio Speaker. It could be the Best Gift for Elderly and Best Father Gift ever for your dad.

If you like; let the gadget support GAVDP, A2DP, AVDTP, and AVRCP Profiles, Auxiliary Input Jack for Connecting Your iPod, MP3 or other Digital Audio Players, Multi-function Backlit LCD Display

Or let the FM Stereo Receiver with 10 Presets and PLL Digital Tuning, Digital Clock, 1A USB Connector for Charging Digital Volume Control power an Built-in Rechargeable Battery.
Make the gift count.
Your precious dad deserves it, don’t you think so.

7. Clothes
The more fashion centric fathers will feel good if new clothing were giving to them.
A change of shirts, suits, pants, socks etc is good. Today is not the time for moms but dads.

8. Health Bands or Trackers and supplements
Getting satisfactory nutrients can be a difficult as one get advanced in age. With age, the quantity of calories you need starts to reduce. so that each calorie you crunch must be filled with adequate vitamins and minerals. Best supplements specifically may be hard to come. Here I don’t have any vitamin or mineral supplement recommendation except let the old man see the nutritionist, and ensure they have enough of nutritive food comprising fruits, veggie, plant protein like beans, clean water, etc.
Your Parents deserve a treat , so make them happy it on 21st June 2015 fathers day.

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More from wikipedia. Father’s Day is a celebration honoring fathers and celebrating fatherhood, paternal bonds, and the influence of fathers in society. Many countries celebrate it on the third Sunday of June, though it is the also celebrated widely on other days by many other countries.

Could Israeli high-tech tackle Hamas’ terror tunnels?

Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system has been exceptionally unmistakable securing its airspace amid Operation Defensive Edge. Anyway precisely how the military is finding Hamas’ maze of underground shafts in the middle of Israel and Gaza – and whether it is utilizing new advances tech to uncover them – remains a nearly held mystery.

“Because of security concerns, we can’t determine the devices or systems used to reveal these shafts. Uncovering our capacities would hamper our capacity to address this deadly danger,” an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokeswoman said in an email to FoxNews.com. “However, using precise intelligence combined with specialized units which use robots and advanced cameras, the IDF has had vast success in toppling the Hamas tunnel network.”

The scale and refinement of the Hamas tunnel introduce a gigantic test to the IDF, which came into Operation Defensive Edge on July 8 in light of a heightening rocket assaults by Hamas. The ground stage started on July 17.

Tunnel system in gazaThe tunnel network has been likened to a subway system. Often built with concrete blocks, the tunnels, which are used to transport Hamas fighters, for smuggling and for storing weapons, extend more than 60 feet below ground, according to news reports. A declassified aeronautical picture gave to Foxnews.com by the IDF demonstrates a covered passageway to a shaft found in a Gaza neighborhood..

As Israel continues its destruction of the tunnels, there has been considerable speculation in the Israeli media about what technologies it may be using to locate them, and about what improved detection systems may be on the horizon.

On Wednesday, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that a number of systems are at various stages of development and testing, including an estimated $59 million sensor-based system developed by graduates of the IDF’s elite Talpiot technology program.

It isn’t clear, though, whether testing has been completed on the project, according to Haaretz, which said that tunnels are typically detected by listening for sounds of digging.

Israeli science and technology experts are touting a number of other techniques for locating the tunnels, as well. Assaf Klar and Raphael Linker, associate professors at Israel’s prestigious Technion science and technology university, told FoxNews.com they have been working for eight years to develop a fiber optic-based detection system.

In an email, Klar explained that the system uses a fiber optic cable, buried at shallow depth, that is connected to an optical analyzer. The fiber optics can sense displacements of soil, and advanced signal processing can be used to identify and pinpoint tunnels.

“The system is capable of analyzing, continuously, [using] tens of kilometers of conventional telecommunication optical fiber,” wrote Klar, noting that the fiber costs just a few dollars per meter.

Klar and Linker’s system uses a technique called Brillouin scattering, whereby a pulse of light is used to identify areas where the fiber optic cable is under strain. “The tunneling-induced soil movements affect this strain profile, and hence can be evaluated,” Klar wrote.

The security company Magna BSP says that it, too, has a technology can tackle the tunnels. In an interview with the Israeli business news website Globes on Monday, Magna BSP CEO Haim Siboni said the firm’s above-ground radar detection technology, which is already used on the border between Israel and Egypt, could be used to locate tunnels.

“We’re proposing an operative engineering solution that consists of digging a 70-km tunnel along the border. When it’s completed, our underground radar can be installed fairly easily. The estimated cost of the sensors is $150,000 per kilometer,” Siboni told Globes.

The Israeli defense company Elbit Systems, which is also reportedly involved in the development of tunnel-detection technology, declined to comment.

Regardless of exactly how they’re locating the tunnels, the Israeli military is claiming success.

“Since the beginning of the ground phase of Operation Protective Edge, the IDF has uncovered over 31 terror tunnels as part of a vast and complex tunnel network planned by Hamas over the years,” the IDF spokeswoman said. “It is evident that Gaza is constructed upon a fully developed underground terror city which the IDF is at the peak of its unveiling and decommissioning.”

Early Thursday, the IDF tweeted that the tunnels had over 60 access points across Gaza.

Source: FoxNews.com

Why I think androids phones are superior to apple?

Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS are Os’s used primarily in mobile technology, like smartphones and tablets.

Android, which is Linux-based and partly open source, is a lot more PC-like than iOS, because its interface and basic features are often more customizable; though, iOS’ uniform elements of design can be considered being more user-friendly.

There is hardly any serious individual who does not own a Smartphone, so, choosing your smartphone and tablet must be done with some carefulness or switching from iOS to Android or or viceversa; as you may need to buy apps again inside Google Play or Apple App Store.

Android has become a popular choice Os in most used smartphone platform and is used by many different phone manufacturers. iOS is just suited for Apple devices.

Apple and Google have both recently unveiled their upcoming mobile operating-system updates, with Apple’s final iOS 8, while Android L are going to be released later this autumn. Google’s offering is Android L, while Apple’s is iOS 8.

In terms of latest features, both Android L and iOS 8 have numerous.

Both Google and Apple have added result-oriented tools for developers that might want exciting new capabilities.

iPhone vs. Android

An Android-powered smartphone brings distinct and important benefits to wireless shoppers:

  1. Android phones are money-savers! Android offers you awesome NFC technology: Near Field Communication technology available on certain Android phone models provides the particular and convenience that is included with Google Wallet.
  2. Android gives you the power of choice: it is possible to choose between major carriers like Verizon wireless carrier, Sprint, and T-Mobile a selection of leading phone manufacturers as well as Globacom, MTN, Airtel and Etisalat . SIMs can easily be inserted into the SIM slot. Power of preference means consumers have leverage that holds down costs and saves them cash on their wireless choices.
  3. There’s more: Android smartphones are also readily available amongst leading prepaid phone carriers too!

Android-powered smartphones mean the liberty to choose the design that most suits you.

  1. No rigid design parameters; you can select amongst the widest range of sleek Android phone designs in order to find the look that appeals most to your individual taste.
  2. Expandable memory slots. You expand the storage of your android mobile phone, that means you’ve got versatility as well as the power to grow your phone alongside the growing demands you’ve got upgrade your wireless device.

 

If you are seeking simplicity of use, individuality, plus the cost savings coupled with the power of choice, then the lineup of Android smartphones may be the right choice!

For Apple loyalists, the mere thought of dumping the iPhone and switching to Android is sufficient to send shivers down their spine.

Writing at CNET, longtime iPhone user Luke Westaway shared his tale of making the leap to Android. The writer explained how the iPhone has become his primary handset considering that the iPhone 3GS first debuted, but he chose to yield to Android when his newest iPhone was stolen recently.

Westaway was nervous about making the jump on the iPhone to Android, especially considering how dramatic the switch has been for a lot of people.

So, what actually happened when Westaway took the leap? “Not much by any means.”

The writer noted that there were some initial issues making the adjustment, as well as the first handset he tried — the Galaxy Note 3 — was much too big to for comfortable use. “But within a couple of days he began to develop a strong emotion towards Android, either negative or positive, he wasn’t able to tell,” he explained.

Westaway wrote that the major reason the switch was done was simple; that almost the many apps and services he used on his iPhone were easily available on Android for free.

Finally, however, both platforms are comparable and most able to get a the job done; but I must confess apple has a lot of catching up in terms of pocket friendliness.

Truecaller gets over 100M Registered Users with better apps features

Call ID and blocking service Truecaller has made its Android app more intuitive today and simultaneously announced that it has crossed 100 million registered users.

The Swedish company, which raised $60 million in October, helps users identify incoming callers to root out unwanted spam and marketing calls without the pain of having to answer them. Building on those base blocks, today’s update introduces predictive features which it believes turns its service into a calling app that supersedes the default option on Android.

Six-year-old Truecaller wants to make the process of reaching people less tedious and taxing, and its new ‘suggested contacts’ feature can help you figure out who you need to call based on your location, time of day and call history.

For example, if you regularly call your other half when you finish work at 5:30pm, Truecaller will offer that up as a calling suggestion if you are in the app around home-time.

“The more you use it, the smarter it gets, and the app will eventually be able to help do the work of knowing who to call so you no longer have to scroll through unnecessary tabs,” the company explained in a statement.

Beyond handling calls, Truecaller also offers an ‘integrated’ phonebook, that’s to say that it marries your contacts’ telephone numbers with their presence on social media, email address, etc. Now the Android app will update your in-app phonebook with these social media details and photos.

The company has also invested in search. Beyond looking through your own contact list, the app will let you peruse its master list of more than 1.5 billion contacts — that includes its existing integration with Yelp which serves up business contact info.

Other changes include a new UI that lets you call or text contacts with a single swipe.

The updates have come to the Android version first, and the company tells us that it will bring the core features to its iOS and Windows Phone apps in early 2015. “Our ambition is to have a congruent experience across all platform, however certain features will be tailored depending on operating system guidelines with the devices,” a spokesperson further explained.

Truecaller previously told us that it is seeing strong uptake from emerging markets, and Latin America and Asia in particular, so it makes sense that it is placing a lot of emphasis on Android, which has dominant marketshare in these regions.

That concept is starting to gain ground with users, it seems. Truecaller claimed 85 million registered users when it closed funding in October and now it has surpassed 100 million. The company said it was seeing 150,000-200,000 new users signing up per day two months ago, and it told us that this figure has now doubled.

Truecaller is far from the only company playing in the ‘smart calling app’ space. Google itself added more social graph-powered features to Android with last year’s KitKat update, and it continues to work on enhancing its stock messaging and phone apps. India-focused messaging app Nimbuzz is now a close rival after launching a calling app for Android, called Holaa, which could provide competition in emerging markets, especially if Nimbuzz can leverage its existing distribution channels to gain downloads.

Culled from Techcrunch.com

Mom Will ‘Never Be the Same’ After Son’s Murder by Online Gaming Partner

By LOUISE DEWAST (ABC News)

The American mother of a 14-year-old boy killed by an online gaming partner in Britain says she did everything she could to protect her son: She limited his access to electronics, installed parental controls and forbade him from using the same server as a boy she had grown suspicious of.

However, though Lorin LaFave, 47, said she warned both British police and her son, the boy, Breck Bednar was murdered by someone he met online on Feb 17.

Computer engineer Lewis Daynes, 19, pleaded guilty last month to Breck’s stabbing murder that day in Daynes’ house in Grays, Essex, England. The teenagers had been playing games online for several months, despite LaFave’s efforts to put an end to their relationship.

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Police discovered Breck at the house with knife wounds. They gave first aid but the Christian school student was declared dead by medical staff a short time later.

Daynes was arrested at the scene and charged with murder. Last month, in an unexpected turn of events, he pleaded guilty of stabbing Breck.

Now, LaFave originally from Waterford, Michigan, but now living in England, is behind an effort to raise awareness about what she says are dangers of online gaming.

“I want Breck’s tragedy to help open the eyes of everyone to recognize the dangers of online predators,” she said in a statement. “It is a very real danger today.”

“People think it only happens to anti-social kids, but it’s just not true,” she told ABC News.

LaFave described Breck, a member of the British air cadets, as a relaxed and warm-hearted boy who had plenty of friends.

He was passionate about computing and played online games with his friends after school, according to his mother. He also played online with Daynes.

At the time, LaFave thought Breck was growing out of the gaming world, that we would finally be interested in girls and go back to enjoying time with his family.

Nevertheless, LaFave was aware of Daynes’ existence and had been suspicious of him for months.

One day, LaFave got a text message from her ex-husband saying Breck had not showed up, although he was supposed to stay with his dad for the weekend. Breck evidently had gone to meet Lewis Daynes, instead.

A few hours after the text message, Breck’s siblings started receiving messages from friends saying their brother had been killed. According to LaFave, Daynes took photos of Breck and posted them on social media.

The reports were soon confirmed by police, and LaFave said she broke down and will “never be the same.”

Daynes will face sentencing on Jan. 12.

In March, LaFave created The Breck Bednar Memorial Fund to promote online awareness for teenagers and their parents. Her slogan: “Play virtual, live real.”

The LaFave family is filing a legal action against Essex and Surrey Police over the handling of the case.

Samsung wants to manufacture some of its mobile from Vietnam

BBC- Samsung Electronics has announced plans to spend up to $3bn (£1.8bn) to create a new smartphone factory in Vietnam.

The facility would operate alongside another $2bn plant the company already runs in the country, which began production in March.

Intel, LG, Panasonic and Microsoft’s handset unit are among other tech firms to have expanded manufacturing in the country over the past couple of years.

It marks a shift away from China.

Experts say the combination of tax breaks and a relatively cheap workforce make the country an appealing base when compared with its northern neighbour.

“In a way China is a victim of its own success – it’s becoming so successful as an economy that it’s becoming too expensive to do a lot of the manufacturing it used to attract,” said Daniel Gleeson, a senior analyst at the IHS Technology consultancy.

“A lot of the manufacturers run at extremely tight margins. Even smallish cost savings by relocating to Vietnam versus China can represent a substantial competitive advantage, and driving down costs can be paramount.

Vietnam’s government had previously said Samsung’s smartphone assembly lines would not need to pay corporate taxes for four years, and only half the normal rate for the following nine years should the firm meet the terms set out in its investment applications.
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Android malware, Koler new attack tricks

Mobile malware creators prey on the fears of users who are unfamiliar with how it works. For example, Koler claims to encrypt all the data on a phone. However, it doesn’t do that, so the data is always recoverable from the phone without any dependence on Web predators. Removing the malware is relatively easy, but “the typical user isn’t going to know that,” said AdaptiveMobile’s Cathal McDaid.

Malware writers behind Koler, a bad app that attacks Android devices, have upped their game with a new variant of the pernicious program.

In its original version, Koler hijacked phones it landed on and wouldn’t set them free until a ransom was paid. This latest strain of the malapp also does the ransomware thing, but it takes its malignancy a step further.

After a user downloads the new Koler to a phone, the software commandeers the mobile’s address book and spams everyone in it — only it doesn’t look like spam to the contacts because the SMS message is coming from a trusted source.

The message tells targets that a photo page has been created about them on the Web and includes a link to the page. After landing on the page, a target is directed to download and install a photo viewer to see the images. Following those instructions will infect the target’s phone with Koler.

Moreover, removing the malware is relatively easy. You can reboot Android in safe mode and kill the malignant program using standard application-removal tools.

“If you reboot the phone normally, it’s always going to come back into the ransomware,” said Cathal McDaid, AdaptiveMobile’s head of data intelligence and analytics.

www.technewsworld.com/story/Mobile-Malware-Takes-Victims-by-Surprise-81265.html

Microsoft Lumia, How does it fit?

BBC – Microsoft can’t wait to have its name on a LUMIA.

Nokia mobile phone Enthusiasts should start getting used to Microsoft for a change.
Nokia brand name on mobile is gradually been removed from smartphones previous branded with Nokia as a result the brand name Microsoft will be replacing it, and the first of Nokia phone to get renamed is Nokia Lumia which now will be called Microsoft Lumia.

Microsoft will continue to do this changes until we wont remember that Nokia was a popular mobile smartphone name.

You remember that Microsoft payed over $7 billion for that to happen less than a year ago, so Nokia is happy with that.

A post on Nokia France’s Facebook page confirmed the branding shift.

The announcement comes despite Microsoft agreeing to a 10-year deal to use the Nokia name on mobile products, Obvious Microsoft can’t wait to have its name on a LUMIA.