Kate Middleton Facebook Account was blocked

Name Kate Middleton increasingly become a public debate ahead of her wedding. On Facebook, the name of the prospective wife of Prince William of England was banned. What cause?

Facebook has decided to block any Facebook users who use the name of a famous person, including the name of Kate Middleton. This policy is to prevent the act of the people who create fake accounts and ensure that the candidate of the original British royal princess 'safe' on up.

Quoted from detikINET, Sunday (24/04/2011), Mark Zuckerberg's site was even impose automatic rejection for each new account with the name of Kate Middleton.

But the thing is, there are many women whose real name is Kate Middleton. Cash only up policy has led to the disappointment of women who have the same name.

All the women named Kate Middleton admitted difficult to access their Facebook accounts. Among those affected was the Kate Middleton of Kent, England and Sydney, Australia.

Both claimed their accounts dinonaktfikan by the security system up and suspected false accounts. It takes several conditions to convince the manager up that they did not commit fraud.

Responding to this, up himself acknowledged the possibility of some mistakes that are difficult to avoid in enforcing this policy.

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India bans Nokia Email Service

Having wanted to monitor the BlackBerry email service, the Indian government is now transferring the target to Nokia. The reason is pretty much the same, that is related to the issue of security in the country.

Indian authorities asked local telecommunications service providers suspend service on Nokia handset pushmail, until the availability of email monitoring system. Nokia asked to meet all security requirements before held a service.

"According to the views of the intelligence agency, the Department of Telecommunications asked telecom service providers to not launch a push email service / powermail without providing monitoring facilities," said Department of Indian Affairs.

Email services from Nokia provides push email for the company as well as ordinary consumers. With it, users can control access to multiple email accounts at once.

India itself, including the largest market for Nokia. Although a lot of pressure from competitors, they are still number one there. So most likely Nokia will obey the government's will to maintain its market.

Earlier, the Indian government also asked Research in Motion as the manufacturer of BlackBerry to open access to its data services, including internet email services and BlackBerry Messenger. Until now, those negotiations had not yet completed.

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Final version Firefox 4 on Android

After the release of Firefox 4 for desktop browsers, Mozilla also launched the final version of Firefox 4 which is devoted to mobile devices, particularly the Android operating system. Previously, a beta version for mobile browser is called Fennec.

Mozilla Firefox 4 also claims three times faster than the default browser on Android. However, some users complain about the performance of this fire fox browser's logo on their smartphone.

"They say so much faster than existing browsers, but it takes twice as long to open it,"wrote a user who has downloaded it in the Android Market.

This browser not support flash, but rely on HTML5, CSS and other web standards for rendering video content and animation. This may be quite disappointing some users.

Firefox 4 for Android offers a multi-tab interface, use the feature 'Awesome Bar' located on the desktop version. Firefox 4 is available free on Android Market with a size of about 14MB. In addition to Android, there are also versions for OS Maemo on the Mozilla site.

Android OS that can download is version 2.0 and above. But apparently not all Android handsets can operate Firefox 4. Some users have reported Droid Motorola Firefox 4 does not work in the handset.

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