Ishmeet Singh the Voice of India winner Dies By Drowning

The Winner of the famous singing competition "Star Voice of India" Died on Tuesday apparently by drowning.
His uncle Charankamal Singh confirmed the report.His father, Gurpinder Singh was shocked and said he knew nothing while his mother was too shocked by the sudden demise of their beloved son who had turned a celebrity at the tender age of 19, that she didn't even shed a tear.

Ishmeet singh was drowned on tuesday in a swimming pool while he went to it just for frolicking. Mystery surrounds this incident as apparently he went in the kids section and was drowned in the more deeper adult section. The company Big Events' CEO said his friends advised him not to go till the deeper end.


It has been confirmed by his family that he didn't know how to swim, at least he never swam before them.
Indeed a sad end to a promising career in a suspicious manner.
We certainly hope that an investigation is conducted to ascertain if any foul play was not involved.

FCC Approves New PlayStation 3 Console

A new PlayStation 3 console was approved by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission last week, according to the agency's online filings database.No information on the new model, number CECHL01, is available at present from the filing because Sony was granted short-term confidentiality on the papers but it is likely the 80G-byte version announced earlier this month during the E3 games show in Los Angeles. The console is due on sale in the next couple of months and will replace the current 40G-byte model.

Sony's filing to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission was made because the FCC is the radio regulator in the U.S. and as such all new products that use radio must be submitted to the organization for approval before they can be sold.

The PlayStation 3 includes both 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Four Patches Released By Real Network For Critical Bugs in Multimedia Player

RealNetworks has issued four critical patches for several versions of its RealPlayer running on Windows, Linux and Apple's Mac OS X.The flaws could allow a hacker to run malicious code on a PC or cause the computer to reveal information, according to an advisory from Secunia, a security vendor based in Denmark.

RealPlayer is an application that plays audio and video streamed over the Internet.

RealNetworks has published a table detailing which vulnerabilities affect certain player versions on the different platforms. Some users will need to download an entire new version of the application, while others may be able to just download patches.

One of the problems involves the handling of frames in SWF (Shockwave Flash) files due to a design error, which can cause a heap-based buffer overflow, Secunia said.

Another problem causes a stack-based buffer overflow when a media file is imported using an ActiveX control, Microsoft's technology that adds extra functionality to Web pages.

A third flaw is described by RealPlayer as allowing local resources to be accessed. The fourth also involves ActiveX, where a timing issue with "Controls", "Console", or "WindowName" properties can be maliciously manipulated to corrupt RealPlayer's memory, Secunia said.

Secunia ranked the flaws as "highly critical," the vendor's second-highest ranking of risk. The flaws were found by Peter Vreugdenhil, Elazar Broad, Dyon Balding of Secunia and another anonymous researcher, Secunia said.