A very sad news hit me today, when I was going through the web. Yes, to sum it up, the title of this posts says it all. Symantec has released the data on top searches by kids in 2009 and it reveals that the terms such as “sex” or “porn” was in the top 5 list. With the media intoxicating with such things in children makes such search terms acceptable to an extent in “teens.” But the following search results that Symantec has released is giving a very scary picture.
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Kids Searching For “Sex” & “Porn” On The Internet
December 21st, 2009 
Sarosh Waiz 
Posted in News, Research 
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1 Comment »Dragon Search – The Killer iPhone Ap!
December 18th, 2009 Sarosh Waiz After a successful iPhone ap called “Dragon Dictation,” which was a speech-to-text transcription software, Nuance gets into the market again with another cool application: Dragon Search. Nuance describes this application as a “fast, accurate and a smart way to search online content on an iPhone.”
Posted in iPhone Tags: accuracy, amp, application, application press, Bing, content, Dictation, Dragon, dragon dictation, dragon search, entire web, first software, Google, great software, iPhone, itunes, market, Mashable, mobilecrunch, Nuance, online, search, search query, software, speech, speech recognition, techies, technology, text, text transcription, transcription, transcription software, Twitter, ultra, user, way, Wikidpedia, Youtube No Comments »Viral Video Updates By Bit.ly
December 17th, 2009 Sarosh Waiz We have heard of videos going viral, but there has been no specific source to find out which videos. Watching and sharing videos is one of the most favored activities that people prefer to engage in online, especially after the advent of video sharing websites like Youtube, Metacafe and DailyMotion. But the question is, how do we get to know which videos are catching the fire to go viral? Well, Bit.ly is trying to answer this question as Ben Parr writes about it on Mashable.
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