Hong Kong

Last Thusday,
I was going to go Hong Kong around 5Day 4night,
Very enjoy on this trip... ... Haha
But weather was quite bad,
Food very expensive,
Transport very convenience,
Shopping very high class but duty free country,
At last, is a good, nice, clean, safety country !!!

ICT NEWs - Fast forward for mobile broadband

Phone firms, chip makers and PC manufacturers are uniting to push mobile broadband on laptop computers. The alliance will build wireless modules into laptops to make it much easier to use the gadgets on future high-speed services. Laptops with the wireless chips built-in will bear a service mark which shows they will work with the third and fourth generation wireless technology. The branded laptops should be on shop shelves in 91 nations by Christmas.

Concert

Wo .... holiday already ....
Happy !
But when see my homework will headache again.
Haha ... ...
Yesterday went to watch sammi's concert at Genting,
But just normal show only,
Haiz .... Nvm just relax my mind! wkakaka

Over the Test

Haha .... Finish the test oledi !
Happy ... ...
Having a week holiday ... ...
Haha ... ...
Today didn't go to UCC class ... BAD Boy ...
Will miss 3 UCC class start today!

Today 22/9

Today, our multimedia student very busy,
Because the assignment pass up today.
Is so tired !
Then, 2mlm UCC test ... ...
And also 8am-12pm CSC class,
Haiz... ...
Short sem bad ... ...

Online risk due to browser flaws

Almost half the online population is at risk because users have not installed security updates to their browsers, says a study.

The Swiss Institute of Technology, Google and IBM conducted the study and found 600 million users had not updated their browsers.
"Failure to apply patches promptly or missing them entirely is a recipe for disaster," the report said.
Cyber criminals are frequently using websites to attack users, it added.
The report authors recommended that a "best before" date, similar to the food industry, should be introduced to browsers, helping to educate users about the need to "refresh" their browser.
Browsers are often "patched" by software providers to tackle recently discovered flaws and security holes.
Criminals exploit these holes with malicious code hidden in websites to hijack machines.
The study said Firefox users tended to use the most up-to-date versions, while Internet Explorer users were the slowest to update their browsers.
More than 83% of Firefox users were using the latest, most secure browser version, compared to 65% of Safari users, 56% of Opera users and 47% of Internet Explorer users.
The study said that not using the latest version of a browser was only one part of the security issues faced by net users.

BROWSER MARKET SHARE*

Internet Explorer 78%
Firefox 16%
Safari 3%
Opera 1%
*Source: Swiss Institute of Technology

Tiring

Oh my god,
Very tiring... ...
Many assignment ...
Many project ...
Many test ...
And also update this bloger ...
Crazy !!! Pity !!!
Holiday .... I am waiting "you" coming...
Wkakaka