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Motorola Hint QA30

Motorola is releasing its first full QWERTY keyboard slider called the Motorola Hint QA30. No word yet on what carrier may be carrying the device but many people are speculating that it will be either Verizon or Sprint. It's nice to be able to finally announce a phone that isn't another touchscreen device.

How to Stop Lagging During Game Play

Okay, so you have finally pulled out your last hair when trying to stop lagging during game play. You love your PC to death and you don't want to have to give it up and switch over to a console like so many sheep before you. Here are some standard steps that you can do to stop lagging during your games. First we need to figure out what exactly are you defining as lag?

TiVo for Your iPhone

Okay the title can be a bit misleading. Since most people who hear the news announcements that TiVo is now offering application for the iPhone are going to think that they can view their recorded TV shows on their iPhone. Unfortunately that is not the case we are going to have to wait for Slingbox to finally get that option. But what we do get is the ability to schedule TiVo recordings directly from our iPhone to our device at home.

Verizon Blackberry Storm Review

Blackberry is finally trying to make its way into the touch screen market. But this device is no IPhone. Some will love it and some will hate it. Read our review and tell us what you think.

Samsung Omnia for Verizon Wireless

Verizon wireless is true that still trying to do everything it can to try and meet the success that AT&T has received by releasing the iPhone. Unfortunately with the recently released results of the Blackberry storm Verizon still needs to continue its push by offering new touchscreen phones. The Samsung Omnia is the next touchscreen phone to be offered by Verizon wireless to its customers in the hopes of keeping some of the younger subscribers from going over to AT&T. The Samsung Omnia isn't the first touchscreen offered by Samsung was already released a number of touch screen devices such as the Behold.

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How to use firepassword to View Saved Firefox Passwords

So you have long used your firefox password manager to store a number of you passwords unfortunately you have relied on the Firefox password manager for too long and now you can no longer remember your passwords. Well fortunately the tool firepassword was created with your problem in mind. Firepassword lets you use the files that Firefox uses to store password information and then takes the password information from those files and decrypts it into plain text. Here's a quick tutorial on how to use firepassword to crack firefox passwords.

How to use firepassword to Crack Saved Firefox Passwords First thing you need to do is get access to the following files from the machine that you want to recover the passwords from Firefox from. The files that you need are:

    * key3.db
    * cert8.db
    * signons*.txt

All of these files can be found inside of the Firefox profile directory usually located in your profile folder under documents and settings. If a master password is set you will need to know that password also firepassword will be unable to decrypt the passwords without it. Fortunately most Firefox users do not know how to or do not ever set a master password for their password manager.

After you have those files you need to download the firepassword binary file from here

http://securityxploded.com/download.php?PHPSESSID=cafc98536a62ccd3453bf5a60cada8d1#firepassword

In case you didn't notice this is a commandline utility. So for most of you GUI Windows users you will need to open it in a command prompt. To do that click on start then run and type in CMD. You should now have a black window. Inside of this window go to the directory where you downloaded the binary utility firepassword. Now just use the following command:

FirePassword [-m "master password" ]

You can replace the with the directory you copied the previous files. Now firepassword will generate a text file with all of the decrypted password. That was easy.