HOW TO HACK FACEBOOK ID & PASSWORD

 

1. First of all download the Facebook Phisher.

 

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 2. Extract the rar file now you will get three files as given below:

 

•       index.html

•       passes.txt

•       write.php

 

3. Upload all the Three files to any of the free Web hosting server. Remember while creating the  account on these servers try the username as nearer as possible to the original URL like faccbook or facobook etc.. As its the most crucial step. Some Free Web hosting servers are given below you can also find few more for yourself.

 

4. Once you have uploaded all the three files to web hosting server now you have to send these to your victim. This is the most important step regarding smart phishing technique.
Below are some sample mails that will help you to understand how to TRAP victim effectively.

 

Sample Is shown Below:  This the sample email that comes to your email account from facebook.

 

 

       

Now You have to edit this mail. Open this email and click on forward  now you will see this email in editable mode now remove the forwarded headers etc and forward from Header.
Remember your Name in Gmail must be Facebook and email account should be like  alihaidar116@gmail.com  etc... Now you have to put the Fake link of index.html file that u have got after uploading on the Web hosting server in place of Two exploit points. Remember always put link in href and original text should be as such. And also try to keep the link as much as closer to facebook original link.

Similarly you can use JOIN This Group on Facebook sample mail and Watch this video on Facebook in the similar fashion i have told you.

5. Now After sending phisher to victim, once the user logs in to his Facebook account using your Phisher, his user ID and password are ours..And these are stored in passes.txt What you have to do is just refresh your Web hosting account files. 

 

 

 

 

6. The Log.txt file will contain the passwords and look like this:

 

       

 

      

 

 

Thats all Now you have hacked the password of victim. I hope you all have Liked It. 

 

 

 

Best windows phone apps free and price dawn

1.Colibri Publisher's Description

FREE UPDATE

Colibri is a fast and convinient way to everywhere stay connected with your friends from popular social network vk.com

Features:
- Realtime chat
- Multiconversations support
- Search in dialogs, messages, friends and contacts
- Synchronization between your phone contacts and profiles in vk.com
- Audio and video attachments playback
- Sharing photos and location
- Ability to pin friends on start screen
- Live tile
- Push notification

Changes in 1.2
- Fixed some bugs

Changes in v1.1:
- Fixed some crashes

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80: 0.50300693512 sec

2.Informacje PopularityPublisher's Description

FREE UPDATE

Application in a legible manner presents the latest news from the Polish and the world divided into Events, Business and Sport. To work, the application requires a permanent connection to the Internet.

Note that application content is in Polish

3.Empires Publisher's Description

PRICE DAWN

 

** Can you build and rule a historical empire? **

Beginning with a small village, your task is to build a large, flourishing empire! Take control of your citizens and guide them to gather resources, build new buildings and research new technologies. It may not be easy to survive the first days when your town is taking it´s first steps, but as your city grows you will definitely face new challenges when ruling a large empire. Try yourself if you are able to build the greatest empire of all times!

Features of Empires 1.4:
* 10 building types
* 3 resources to gather
* 3 terrain types
* 3 game modes
* 4 map sizes
* 3 technologies to research
* tutorial mode
* save up to 5 games in full game
* great sound effects
* pinch to zoom during gameplay

Changelog v.1.4:
* new building: Guard tower
* villagers now automatically gather new resources
* option to automatically reseed farms
* improved user interface
* castles' graphics improved
* lots of small glitches fixed

Limitations of trial mode:
* only 3 building types
* only 2 map sizes
* speeding up game not possible
* only 1 saved game at once
* trial mode is showing ads

Empires! is under development and new features will be added in coming updates. Purchase the game while it´s still cheap and get the future updates for free!

 

 

 

4.WEST HAM NEWS Publisher's Description

PRICE DAWN

Follow all the latest news from the Hammers as they make their way thru the 2012/2013 season and beyond.

Now includes push notifications for breaking West Ham United news & in match events, ie goal alerts, cards, HT & FT scores, etc.. Pin the app to your start screen and also get the latest club news sent directly to your tile.

Features a quickview page detailing the next match, previous match and score and mini league table. News page with all the latest WHUFC news, full league table, fixtures & results and WHUFC tweets.

5.Geometer Publisher's Description

PRICEDAWN

Languages are English, French and German.
The app for hiker, biker, triker ...
Now for all professionals:
-> GeoMeterPro with offline maps (in travel and navigation)

GeoMeter offers you:

-Maps:
* Bing maps road or satellite view
* OpenCycleMaps

-Compass:
* magnetic, or direction of movement
* target point display with distance

-Tracks:
* measurement of distance, speed and time
* accurate recording with pause function
* auto resuming the recording after restart
* size reduction by threshold value method
* send by email

-Free selection of:
* units (metric, imperial, nautical)

-Miscellaneous:
* car Finder function
* "Home" navigation

-Trial version
* fully functional
* limited to a range of 300 m

 

Report: Features of Windows Phone 7.8 get revealed and confirmed

Windows Phone Camera Faceoff: Nokia Lumia 920 vs. HTC 8X

The latest crop of Windows Phones, the Nokia Lumia 920 and HTC 8X, bring together some of the latest technology with their cameras. Windows Phone cameras have progressed nicely through the years. We've seen new sensor technology to improve low-light performance, better software enhancements, and new stabilization mechanics come into play.
While the Nokia Lumia 920's Pureview camera has garnered a good bit of the Windows Phone 8 spotlight, the HTC 8X's camera has been lurking in the shadows. The 8X has a capable camera within its own right but how does it compare to the Lumia 920's heavy weight camera?

Let's look at the specs of both cameras.

• The Lumia 920 has a 8.7mp BSI sensor with optical stabilization. The Lumia 920 is fitted with a Carl Zeiss 26mm f2.0 lens.
• The HTC 8X has a 8mp BSI sensor without any stabilization. The 8X has a 28mm f2.0 lens. The HTC 8X also has a dedicated imaging chip that gives the 8X a smidgen more speed in acquiring focus, capturing the image and processing it. I can see this being a significant advantage as imaging chips develop but for now, the 8X is maybe a blink quicker than the Lumia 920.

Where Nokia has rather limited settings and relies on the Pureview processing algorithms, the HTC gives you control over effects filters (grayscale, negative, sepia, solarize), resolution (VGA to 8MP), white balance, exposure compensation, contracts, saturation, sharpness, ISO and face detection (on/off). It's a nice selection of controls and if you don't like messing with a cameras settings, each has an "auto" setting

 

 

The key feature that separates these two cameras is optical stabilization. While the BSI sensor combined with the fast f2.0 lens (lets more light through the lens) gives the 8X nice low light performance, without stabilization motion blur becomes a concern. The slower the shutter speed, the mNokia Lumia 920 (left) and HTC 8X (right) Night Photo Samples

The Lumia 920 has optical stabilization that keeps the camera sensor steady when such slight movements occur. This helps reduce (if not eliminate) motion blur when you use slower shutter speeds. For low light pictures, the Lumia 920 gets the nod. While the night photos from the 8X weren't bad at all, the Lumia 920 pulled in more light giving way to more detail in the images.  Opened up more of the shadows if you will.ore slight motions (breathing, finger twitch, shuffle of the feet, etc) will blur your subject
 

 

 

 

LG Optimus 7 Windows Phone 7.8 update disappointment

As expected when Microsoft announced the new Windows Phone 8 operating system the company revealed that all existing hardware would not be able to receive the new software. This obviously left many fans of the platform angry especially the ones that had only just purchased hardware, and to soften the blow Microsoft revealed Windows Phone 7.8, but there may be some more disappointment incoming for owners of the LG Optimus 7.

Some of the new features of the OS were recently leaked that looked great, but it seems there is some bad news incoming for owners of the LG Optimus 7 regarding the Windows Phone 7.8 update. According to WMPoweruser a Polish owner of the handset asked LG about the availability of the update, and got a reply stating the update was not expected to be hitting their version of the handset.

The LG Optimus 7 was one of the first handsets made available that was running the Windows Phone 7 operating system back in 2010. The handset is also known as the E900 and was later joined by the LG Optimus 7Q and LG Quantum, and like most of the first batch of Windows Phones the Optimus 7 runs on a single core processor clocked at 1GHz with only 512MB of RAM

It has received the Windows 7.5 Mango but this didn’t exactly run smoothly at the time, but there is no obvious reason why the Optimus 7 shouldn’t get the 7.8 update. The new software is basically a way for Microsoft to apologize to consumers that jumped on board the Windows Phone platform at an early stage and are now going to miss out on WP8.

The news has obviously been met with some anger from owners of the handset with some saying they are not exactly surprised by the news, and would never get an LG handset again. Many have liked owning the LG Optimus 7 with many referring to the handsets sturdiness but are unhappy at the apparent deserting of the device and platform by LG.

There is a chance though that the LG representative has got his facts wrong and the Optimus 7 will eventually be updated to Windows Phone 7.8, but we will just have to wait and see if any official announcement comes from the LG headquarters.

Will you be disappointed if the LG Optimus 7 doesn’t see Windows 7.8?

New Windows Phone 8 OS packs in social, personalization features

Can new apps, new lock screens, and a child-safety mode draw in users

 

Microsoft formally introduced the next iteration of its mobile operating system, Windows Phone 8, at an event Monday in San Francisco. The OS includes numerous refinements over the previous version, Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, as well as a few new features that make it more competitive with rivals Android and iOS.

With Windows Phone 8, Microsoft is introducing a feature named Data Sense intended to help monitor and regulate customers' usage of data plans. Data Sense will allow users to route their browsing experience through a "system in the cloud" created by Microsoft that will compress every web page loaded on the phone, and can automatically adjust network settings as users near their data limits. Data Sense will also visualize for customers how much data they've used and pop notifications if they're getting close to finishing off their allowance for the month. Data Sense also monitors WiFi availability, shows where nearby hotspots are, and switches to WiFi when it's available. Microsoft has not provided details on whether or how Data Sense will work with the shared data plans on family packages offered by carriers.

Among the most noticeable new elements are the resizable live tiles on Windows Phone 8's home screen. In our review of the Mango flagship Nokia Lumia 900 last year, we dinged the OS for its low home screen information density. In this new OS version, users can resize icons down to roughly one square centimeter and the icon still retains all of its live animations.

Windows Phone 8 will allow for more customization of the lock screen, too. Users can select an app to display certain information when the phone's screen is woken from sleep. If users select CNN, for example, the lock screen will be updated regularly with breaking news; if they select Facebook, the phone will display the users' Facebook photos in rotation (currently, Facebook doesn't allow the app to display status updates or similar info due to privacy concerns).
One of Windows Phone's flagship features has been its "People" section, which works like a more holistic version of other OS's "Contacts." Now, in addition to creating "groups" of people, users can create "rooms," which allows the people you group together to have a shared Windows Live Messenger-powered chatroom, a shared calendar, and a shared photo stream. Microsoft noted to Ars that while the calendar and photos are accessible by non-Windows Phone users, the only messaging service that can power the shared chatroom is Microsoft's own Live Messenger.

Microsoft also placed emphasis on the availability of third-party apps. Windows Phone 8 will get its own official twitter app, and the platform has 46 of the top 50 most popular apps, according to Joe Belfiore, manager of the Windows Phone division at Microsoft. A Pandora app will be offered on the platform, and customers who buy a Windows Phone 8 handset will get a free year of service, beginning in early 2013.

To make the devices more kid-friendly, Microsoft has introduced a feature called Kid's Corner that allows parents to set up a controlled environment for children to use their phones. Kid's Corner is accessed by swiping the Lock Screen to one side, and users can place certain apps inside with restricted features to prevent children from wreaking financial and informational havoc (like sending unintended emails full of gibberish and charging hundreds of dollars of in-app purchases, for instance). The OS places some strict rules on what can and cannot go into Kid's Corner; for example, it's impossible to include Internet Explorer there.

Microsoft announced that Windows Phone 8's Photos app now works closely with SkyDrive, and users can store as many photos as they want, for as long as they want (though presumably not beyond the 7GB storage limit). Xbox Music will be present on Windows Phone 8 to compete with the free Pandora service, offering 30 million tracks for streaming and automatic cloud-syncing for playlists and purchases within the app.

Local Scout, a feature that recommends locations to eat, drink, and visit, has received a new panel in Windows Phone 8 titled "For You." For You is informed by information pulled from social networks like Facebook, and will suggest places or events to users that their friends have liked or mentioned in the past. For instance, if a user happens to be New York City and several of their friends liked the band "Of Monsters and Men," the For You panel will point out that the band is playing a show in NYC in the coming days.


Windows Phone 8 includes a new Wallet app, which combines the functionality of Android's Google Wallet and iOS's Passbook. Users can store debit, credit, and loyalty card information in the app, and can use phones with NFC to tap and pay at compatible points of sale.

Microsoft has finally added the ability to make in-app purchases, a long-overdue feature that will help earn even more attention from app developers. Microsoft also points out that Windows Phone 8 can now thread VoIP calls through services like Skype directly through the phone's dialer, without having to use a separate app.
 

Windows Phone 7.8 update rollout in matter of weeks

                                                       The China should be the first country to benefit from anticipated update to Windows Phone 7.8.Millions of Windows Phone 7.5 users look forward to the improvements that the last distribution took but rightly claim that their terminals, many of which are still for sale, can update and have access to Live Tiles, Club, SmartGlass and customizable Lock Screen.

The rumor in recent days on a distribution upcoming update are today a confirmation coming straight from the environments Microsoft , or by the Vice President of Microsoft China has openly told the BJD newspaper of a roll-out scheduled for December.

The release by the end of 2012 was a fact also planned initially, what strange is because the lack of precise information by Microsoft, which has apparently pressed on the accelerator of WP8 leaving a little aside this release. The source of this news also reported that Nokia, Samsung, HTC and Huawei are preparing properly for the launch which should begin from China.

Also comes further confirmation, if any were needed, that the new year will open the doors to other manufacturers such as ZTE and Lenovo. Arriving there are also about 40,000 applications developed by its Chinese and that will give a nice boost to the Store Windows Phone inflating the overall numbers, hoping of course the quality of the software.

So a few more weeks of patience, December is upon us and Christmas is likely that all, or nearly so, we can finally enjoy the new release 7.8.