
While the project is still a way to hit the market, Google Android head Andy Rubin gave members of the public and the press conference on Mobile Diving out a Tablet PC without buttons that run on the system Android.
The cushion is comparable in size to Apple iPad, but no buttons. This is a departure from previous hardware for Android, which included four buttons, and Rubin, said this change was intentional. The pad is oriented matter which depends. A button that makes this confusing, so they went without it.
The tablet runs on a new version of the Android operating system and can include video conferencing and chat skills, simplified menus and a three-dimensional version of Google Maps. Android and Motorola are developing this murderer IPAD.
This is the first time Google has given the public a view of the hardware works as expected, and it was just enough to whet your appetite for more. No date has been set for release, other than to say “next year.”

The popular Web site Gawker was recently hacked in retaliation Wikileaks treatment. This was no harmless prank, and instead released the source code and private e-mail conversations of employees of Gawker. The real danger is that other hackers can use this information to obtain the passwords of users of Gawker, and some have already been broken. The hackers released a 500-megabyte file and contains information for the world to see. Gawker was not the only web site hacked in the Gawker family, either. Gadget site Gizmodo, and Jezebel pop culture site were also affected by these special hackers. Files containing passwords for users and staff were available at the website, and people were sharing files over bit torrent. Several websites have been hacked recently after the publication of classified information by WikiLeaks and treatment of the founder and the company. Call it Operation Return, the hackers are attacking sites that have denied WikiLeaks and advertising service, Twitter and Gawker and now PayPal.



