Jiayu G5 will arrive in October

It is a phone with stainless steel casing, quad-core processor at 1.5 Ghz Mediatek, a screen of 4.5 inches with resolution at 720p, pane OGS, 2000 mAh battery, support dual SIM cards and a rear chamber 13 mega pixels. Emulating the Apple scheme, the Jiayu G5 will be available in two different versions, a simple with just 1 GB of RAM and 4 GB storage, and another version marketed as Advanced, with 2 GB Ram and 32 GB for storage. The cost will vary according to the capacity and color, but its just more expensive version will be around 185 Euros, making it into something truly tempting. The truth is that the design of this phone seems derived from the mixture of two well-known. On the front it looks like a variation modeled on the LG Optimus Black in white version (which attach image here next) while the housing is clearly inspired by the iPhone line, with its rugged and metal housings.

Gizchina The guys had the opportunity to have in hand a copy of Jiayu G5, confirming some of their qualities, and looking inside, not more take a look if you have concerns about the materials and specifications of the terminal:

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YouTube’s comments section, that notorious bastion of hostility toward women, people of color, rational thought, empathy, and the English language, is finally getting a makeover. In a series of sweeping changes that begin rolling out today, the space below YouTube videos will transform to what Google is calling "conversations that matter to you." But they will also be tied to the commenter’s Google+ account — a step that could alienate users even as it promises to supply the social network with timely new content.

Beginning this week, the new design will start appearing on the discussions tab for existing channels. The goal for comments, say YouTube's product designers: relevance, not recency. Before now, comments appeared on YouTube in reverse chronological order, with the most recent posts appearing at the top of the feed. The result is a largely undifferentiated stack of comments that often displays the internet hive mind at its worst. On popular videos, comment threads stretch into the thousands, and getting through all of them is practically impossible. "We’ve always been excited about the opportunity that comments give us," says Nundu Janakiram, a YouTube product manager, in an interview with The Verge. "We also know we have a lot of room for improvement."

India among NSA’s favorite surveillance targets, latest Snowden disclosure reveals

Boundless Informant was primarily used to track and organize internet data (DNI) and telephone metadata (DNR). The program is also used to provide summaries of the information the NSA collects from India and around the world, meaning Boundless Informant likely lays the groundwork for some of the most important intelligence activity carried out by the NSA.

DNI and DNR are then stored in an NSA storage file known as GM-PLACE. Documents seen by The Hindu Times show records from at least 504 DNR and DNI collection sources in India alone.

Boundless Informant was not used to intercept messages or communication. However, it does count and categorize phone calls and internet records in an easy-to-use database that allows the NSA to quickly track individuals.

PRISM, a massive clandestine service used for data mining first disclosed in June 2013, gathered intelligence on “certain specific issues not related to terrorism” from major web services like Facebook, Apple, YouTube, Microsoft and Google, among others.

Heavy gunfire, explosions reported inside Nairobi's Westgate mall

At least three Westerners were among the militants that perpetrated the Nairobi mall siege, Kenya’s foreign minister said Monday. “Two or three Americans” and “one Brit” were among the perpetrators, Amina Mohamed said in a Monday interview with PBS Newshour. The Americans of Somali or Arab origin were 18 to 19 years old and resided “in Minnesota and one other place.” The British extremist was a female who has “done this many times before,” Mohamed said.