business opportunity review 2
aswell as the repair business another booming niche is private investigation. Course in private investigation are quite easy to find online and teach all the essential detective agency knowledge
some of the best private detective courses even inlcude some tech gear like vehicle trackers to help get you started
Monday, 4 October 2010
Everyone's looking for the real thing
Everyone's looking for the real thing when it comes to online business opportunities.
There are so many so called Gurus out there selling their "Essential" money making program
it makes your head spin! I know its difficult to believe ANYof the hype that surrounds them.
There are a few that i have looked into and can unreservedly recommend
1) learn how to repair things, people are always buying stuff that goes wrong if you can supply a repair service for gadgets such as mobile phones you could be onto a winner
There are so many so called Gurus out there selling their "Essential" money making program
it makes your head spin! I know its difficult to believe ANYof the hype that surrounds them.
There are a few that i have looked into and can unreservedly recommend
1) learn how to repair things, people are always buying stuff that goes wrong if you can supply a repair service for gadgets such as mobile phones you could be onto a winner
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Thursday, 10 June 2010
most significant development in audio forensics since Watergate announced
Police scientists have hailed a new technique that recently played a pivotal role in securing a murder conviction as the most significant development in audio forensics since Watergate. The capability, called "electrical network frequency analysis" (ENF), is now attracting interest from the FBI and is considered the exciting new frontier in digital forensics, with power lines acting as silent witnesses to crime...
ENF relies on frequency variations in the electricity supplied by the National Grid. Digital devices such as CCTV recorders, telephone recorders and camcorders that are plugged in to or located near the mains pick up these deviations in the power supply, which are caused by peaks and troughs in demand. Battery-powered devices are not immune to to ENF analysis, as grid frequency variations can be induced in their recordings from a distance.
At the Metropolitan Police's digital forensics lab in Penge, south London, scientists have created a database that has recorded these deviations once every one and a half seconds for the last five years. Over a short period they form a unique signature of the electrical frequency at that time, which research has shown is the same in London as it is in Glasgow.
On receipt of recordings made by the police or public, the scientists are able to detect the variations in mains electricity occuring at the time the recording was made. This signature is extracted and automatically matched against their ENF database, which indicates when it was made.
The technique can also uncover covert editing - or rule it out, as in the recent murder trial - because a spliced recording will register more than one ENF match.
The Met emphasised that ENF analysis is in its infancy as a practical tool, having been used in only around five cases to date. Proponents are optimistic about its uses in counter-terrorism investigations, for example to establish when suspects made reconnaissance videos of their targets, or to uncover editing in propaganda videos.
Dr Alan Cooper, the leader of the Met's ENF project, said the technique is proving invaluable in serious cases, where audio and video evidence and its authenticity is often questioned.
ENF analysis is founded on research originally carried out by Dr Catalin Grigoras, a Romanian audio forensics expert. The British team showed Dr Grigoras' findings in eastern Europe were applicable to the UK National Grid, and developed algorithms to automate the analysis.
"ENF has basically been made possible by the move to digital recording," Dr Cooper said.
"Old magnetic cassette and VHS tapes didn't keep time accurately enough to extract reliable data, but now we can analyse even cheap voice recorders.
"The Americans are very interested. It's fair to say this is the most significant development in the field since techniques were developed to analyse the Watergate Tapes."
The field of < a href="http://www.mobile-forensics.co.uk">audio forensics was largely established as a result of the Watergate scandal. In 1973 a federal court commissioned a panel of audio engineers to investigate the infamous 18 and a half minute gap in President Nixon's Watergate Tapes, the magnetic recordings he secretly made of his White House conversations.
The probe gave rise to a range of new techniques that showed that in fact as many as nine separate sections of a vital tape had been erased. Their report went on to form the basis of audio forensics for decades.
In contrast to the months of painstaking work on the Watergate Tapes, the computer power now cheaply available means the Met's ENF lab could authenticate a month-long digital audio or video recording in 10 to 12 minutes. ®
ENF relies on frequency variations in the electricity supplied by the National Grid. Digital devices such as CCTV recorders, telephone recorders and camcorders that are plugged in to or located near the mains pick up these deviations in the power supply, which are caused by peaks and troughs in demand. Battery-powered devices are not immune to to ENF analysis, as grid frequency variations can be induced in their recordings from a distance.
At the Metropolitan Police's digital forensics lab in Penge, south London, scientists have created a database that has recorded these deviations once every one and a half seconds for the last five years. Over a short period they form a unique signature of the electrical frequency at that time, which research has shown is the same in London as it is in Glasgow.
On receipt of recordings made by the police or public, the scientists are able to detect the variations in mains electricity occuring at the time the recording was made. This signature is extracted and automatically matched against their ENF database, which indicates when it was made.
The technique can also uncover covert editing - or rule it out, as in the recent murder trial - because a spliced recording will register more than one ENF match.
The Met emphasised that ENF analysis is in its infancy as a practical tool, having been used in only around five cases to date. Proponents are optimistic about its uses in counter-terrorism investigations, for example to establish when suspects made reconnaissance videos of their targets, or to uncover editing in propaganda videos.
Dr Alan Cooper, the leader of the Met's ENF project, said the technique is proving invaluable in serious cases, where audio and video evidence and its authenticity is often questioned.
ENF analysis is founded on research originally carried out by Dr Catalin Grigoras, a Romanian audio forensics expert. The British team showed Dr Grigoras' findings in eastern Europe were applicable to the UK National Grid, and developed algorithms to automate the analysis.
"ENF has basically been made possible by the move to digital recording," Dr Cooper said.
"Old magnetic cassette and VHS tapes didn't keep time accurately enough to extract reliable data, but now we can analyse even cheap voice recorders.
"The Americans are very interested. It's fair to say this is the most significant development in the field since techniques were developed to analyse the Watergate Tapes."
The field of < a href="http://www.mobile-forensics.co.uk">audio forensics was largely established as a result of the Watergate scandal. In 1973 a federal court commissioned a panel of audio engineers to investigate the infamous 18 and a half minute gap in President Nixon's Watergate Tapes, the magnetic recordings he secretly made of his White House conversations.
The probe gave rise to a range of new techniques that showed that in fact as many as nine separate sections of a vital tape had been erased. Their report went on to form the basis of audio forensics for decades.
In contrast to the months of painstaking work on the Watergate Tapes, the computer power now cheaply available means the Met's ENF lab could authenticate a month-long digital audio or video recording in 10 to 12 minutes. ®
Friday, 14 May 2010
phone forensics, mobile phone forensics, mobile forensics software, recover text
phone forensics, mobile phone forensics, mobile forensics software, recover text
Here at www.mobile-forensics.co.uk we have overcome the usuall limitations using both specialist hardware and forensic software that enables us to recover data thought to be completely deleted or lost
from mobile phone or simcard memory
Here at www.mobile-forensics.co.uk we have overcome the usuall limitations using both specialist hardware and forensic software that enables us to recover data thought to be completely deleted or lost
from mobile phone or simcard memory
Tuesday, 11 May 2010
mobile marketing, mobile advertising, mobile marketing campaign, bluetooth ads
mobile marketing, mobile advertising, mobile marketing campaign, bluetooth ads
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No Wasted Adverts, No Wasted Paper, No Wasted Customers !!!
Throw out the expensive printing costs, Include the increased response rate as each delivery displays automaticaly as soon as it downloads,
Our Smart Bluetooth software makes sure each person only gets your content once so there are never wasted or duplicated deliveries.
You only ever pay per day NOT PER MESSAGE RECIEVED
so you just pay one flat fee PER DAY whaterver the event or location you can choose the target group, transmission date, venue, postal area or City.
No other type of advertising Company can give you this level of exposure or customer response. OUR SERVICE INLCUDES FULL DETAILED REPORTS
Many users have friends or contacts with similar interests and your ad can be forwarded many times until it goes viral with amazing results.
Consider which is the most likely ?
1. Someone reading a leaflet on the very day they need it before it hits the bin
2. Someone buying the right newspaper or having the radio on at the right time
3. Someone viewing a message delivered to their Mobile, PDA, Laptop or PC ?
If you chose number 3 then you understand how our system works and why we can improve the customer profile and footfall for any business large or small.
Because there is no paper waste our service is 100% environmentally friendly.
Because each user can choose to accept or reject the delivery a positive image and introduction is established with the customer as soon as your advert is seen.
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