Archive for December, 2007

MobSync is a Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager available in Win 2000 & Windows XP

Excerpt from Microsoft KB 314512 Articles (2002)

The Windows XP Synchronization Manager helps ensure that the files and folders on your mobile device and your desktop computer stay synchronized. With Synchronization Manager, you can be sure you are always working with the latest copy of your data, online or offline.

Technically MobSync is part of Windows Memory Management, its prefetch (type of cache) your External Device Contents (Mobile PC, Windows Embed XPE, PDA,database etc .. ) thus helps speed up the Windows booting process by shortening the time external device programs takes to start up.

MobSync Issue

MobSync is registered to run on logon but the process is hidden on others ‘Scans Tools’ like Autoruns.exe & Process.exe (SysInternal).

QuickFact:

• MobSync.exe can record inputs.
• Its hide itself from monitor applications.

Apparently because of its transparencies nature to hide behind windows systems some hackers decide to reverse engineer this programs as a Trojan Rootkit. [...]

You can used this technique to register on sites and forum. To name a few → digg, myspace, newsvine, 9rules, blogger & msn etc.

Gravatar sign-up process took less than 5 minute to complete and they don’t burden you with filling form chores (i.e: address, newsletter subscriptions, marketing questionnaire). So we pick Gravatar Web services for this guide.

Requirements

You must have the following email.

1. Gmail or Google Aps Gmail

Gmail Plus-Addressing Features

In brief, Gmail services has undocumented plus-addressing features (+) since early 2004. The plus-addressing features is mostly used for writing self notes, email filtering and mapping (google maps).

“Gmail never announce this features (beta forever) as there is no official documentation at Gmail Help Center.” — Anon [...]

This is funny thought. This issue has been around for quite awhile now. Matt’s said ([wp-hackers] Decision time in re: admin rework) they wont change the “Howdy” to “hello” or “G’day” as its a localization specific (l10n). Thats true I can agree with that. But If you think proper greeting is important, you can try the following steps.

• Open */wp-admin/admin-header.php
• find on line 46

  <div id="user_info"><p><?php printf(__('Howdy, <strong>%s</strong>.'), $user_identity) ?> [<a href="<?php echo get_option('siteurl'); ?>/wp-login.php?action=logout" title="<?php _e('Log out of this account') ?>"><?php _e('Sign Out'); ?></a>, <a href="profile.php"><?php _e('My Profile'); ?></a>] </p></div>
  

• Replace with

  <div id="user_info"><p><?php echo __('Hello').', <strong>' $user_identity.'</strong>'; ?> [<a href="<?php echo get_option('siteurl'); ?>/wp-login.php?action=logout" title="<?php _e('Log out of this account') ?>"><?php _e('Sign Out'); ?></a>, <a href="profile.php"><?php _e('My Profile'); ?></a>] </p></div>
  

g’day :p