Ground Breaking iPhone Ap by a Pakistani Developer

For those iPhone walla's out there - check out this new Applications called Jaadu. It was developed by Jehanzed Sherwani, the first developer from Pakistan whose application has been accepted into Apple's iPhone App store!

I haven't tried it out it, but read the description at the iPhone Ap Store.

Jaadu is a groundbreaking application for the iPhone and iPod touch that lets you control your computer from wherever you are in the world.

In a nutshell it is a VNC tool for iPhone. That is , it enables you to login to your Windows, Linux, or Unix based PC from your iPhone device.

It costs $25 to download. Looks compelling.

let me know if any of you get a chance to play around with it .



Jahanzeb will be presenting a demo of Jaadu on Saturday, October, 11, 2008 at The Second Floor Cafe (T2F) in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. A VoD of the event will be posted by T2F.

Cross-posting to WadiBlog

Protest - GST imposed on IT equipment

Pakistan Computer Association (PCA)

Internet Service Providers Association of Pakistan (ISPAK)

Computer Society of Pakistan (CSP)

cordially invite you to join a

Peaceful Protest

to express rejection of the IT industry

on imposition of General Sales Tax (GST) on

Computers and Networking Equipment

and to demand with drawl of GST in Budget 2007-07

22 May 2007, Tuesday at 2:30 pm (sharp) in

front of CBR, Constitution Avenue, Islamabad

Come one - come all to express solidarity and to demand repeal of oppressive taxes on computers and networking equipment in a country where no tax is charged on billion dollar properties, palaces and agricultural landholding while educational and research tools are heavily axed and taxed.

Professionals from IT industry, IT education, call centers, software houses, computer vendors and ISPs will join the protest.

Your half an hour of time can save future of our IT industry

www.pakcomputerassociation.com www.ispak.com.pk www.csp.org.pk

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Plagiarizism - A Kala dhubba on Pakistani Academia

This is a video by Bruce Schneider, whose paper was plagiarized. This is from a security conference called CRYPTO.



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