The HTC One X, the Samsung Galaxy S III, the LG Optimus 4X HD, the Meizu MX 4-core—what do these have in common? If you answered “quad-core processors,” then you’re absolutely right. That’s the major selling point mobile phone manufacturers are selling consumers this year, and it’s hard to find flagships that don’t have this entry on the spec-sheet.

How the United States’ law-enforcement agencies have been barging into their citizens’ privacy by spying on their cellphones, courtesy cellphone spy software, and tracking theirdata – and how one man has dared to question its legality. Well, two, actually.

Rep. Ed Markey has been a busy bee off late. Having found in 2011 that the United States police had made as many as 1.3 million requests to various wireless carriers to reveal their customers’ data in a period of time, Markey recently released a series of reports provided to him by nine carriers about how often they responded to police requests for such information. Assuming that the number was fairly large – large enough to jolt our man into action – he decided to weigh down on the Justice Department on the legality of the United States law enforcers’ actions.

When you go through your emails you need to keep an eye on the presence of scams that have the ability to destroy your privacy, and delve into your personal data to extract every single thing that you’ve always wanted to keep away from others. These scams can be accompanied by anything ranging from a cell phone spy to PC monitoring software, which can conjure up identity theft with all the discretion in the world. Therefore there should be a lot on your plate – and mind, for that matter – while surfing through the miraculous world of the Internet.

It looks like iPhone 5 is making room for a headphone jack. The dock connector is to be shrunk. The thirty-pin connector is going to be replaced with a smaller nineteen-pin connector to make way for earphones moving to the bottom. Reuters has confirmed that the headphone jack will be joining the dock connector port at the bottom of the phone much in the same way as the iPod Touch and with a similar configuration.

Do you think you are fit and could try your luck at Olympics? Well, you may not be able to go into the Olympics 2012 but atleast you can try and see which Olympic athlete does your body match with.

BBC has put up a small tool on their website that matches your body type with one of the olympic athletes competing in London 2012 games.

There is a new gadget that is being developed by Harman Technologies and it will come out in the market in a couple of years. It will control the functions of a car with a wink or a nod of the driver’s head. A computer which is mounted on the dash board interprets the gestures corresponding to a chain of commands for the radio, SatNav, heating and cell phone.

VoLTE means Voice over Long Term Evolution. Voice over LTE is a technology which is standards-based required to support voice calls over an LTE network.

Windows 8 provides built-in support for setting up multiple monitors. You just have to know how to get it to work. One of the big improvements of the Windows 8 operating system over its predecessors is the new Metro user interface as well as the flexibility of how it supports multiple monitor configurations.

Hackers have gained access recently to Yahoo passwords of nearly four hundred and fifty thousand users. Yahoo has announced that it has sorted out the security flaws and is claiming that it has taken action to fix the vulnerability by deploying extra security measures for the affected users. All those affected users will be asked a series of authentication queries and will be informed to change their security information including their password.

Wishtel is launching another Android tablet for Rs.6, 500 in India. This seven-inch tablet has a 1.5 GHz processor and Android 4.0 operating system. The tablet will support fourteen languages in India. it will be available in yellow, black, red, pink, blue and white colors.