We already know that Motorola's upcoming smartphone, Motorola Droid X, will be out by the end of this year and rumors suggest that it will be powered by Android 2.2 Froyo. There is good news for all those fans that are eagerly waiting for Motorola Droid X and that is, it will come with support for Adobe Flash 10.1.

Senior Technical Evangelist at Adobe Systems Ted Patrick shows off Adobe Flash 10.1 running on the Motorola Droid X. However, the release date is still not confirmed but by looking at the progress, we can say that the day is near. Adobe has also made arrangements for the launch of Flash 10.1 for other mobile devices as well. We all know that Verizon Wireless will be the official carrier for Droid X but they haven't said much about the release date either or the pricing plans. Enough talking, here is a video showing Adobe Flash 10.1 in action.

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Adobe Shows Flash 10.1 Running on Motorola Droid X

YouTube has been the attention for all lately. This also includes hackers and problem creators over the web who spread mischief through their wrong doings. There have been several attempts in the past from hackers to gain unauthorized access to YouTube and tamper with its services. A recent example of such an attack took place when today hacker(s) targeted YouTube again, attempting to exploit a security loophole and mingle with the Justin Bieber videos present on YouTube. This is not a one of its kind attack, as hackers have also picked up on Justin Bieber videos over the internet before as well.

This time, a security exploit has led YouTube users to receive annoying popups, redirections to explicit content websites like "One Man, One Jar" and spam comments on Justin Bieber videos announcing that Justin Bieber has died.

The responsibility of the attack on YouTube has been taken up by a group of hackers from the infamous website 4chan who claim that, "Today is a reminder that we can still shake the foundation of the Internet."

Google and YouTube management has taken actions and patched the exploit and sent an official word of confirmation that the loophole has been sealed off. The message read: "We took swift action to fix a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability on youtube.com that was discovered several hours ago. Comments were temporarily hidden by default within an hour, and we released a complete fix for the issue in about two hours. We’re continuing to study the vulnerability to help prevent similar issues in the future."

Via – TheNextWeb

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YouTube Hacked, Justin Bieber Suffered the Most

LG, one of the few Korean multinational is today's leading electronic product manufacturer. They have ventured into every domain of consumer electronics and now also taken the first steps in the world of smartphones. The company has launched an ambitious program for launching up to 20 Android phones in the year 2010.Following this goal, LG has today announced the release of two of its Android smartphones; LG Optimus Chic and LG Optimus One. Both the smartphones will be running Android 2.2 Froyo. The smartphone will be available in South Korea only, at least for a start.

The smartphones are targeted at young aged consumers with limited budgets. The technical specs of the devices haven't been unveiled but there are pictures released for the devices which speak of the design and some of the visible specs. The design of the smartphone clearly speaks of the audience targeted by LG with these devices, as the slick edges along with funky looking build attracts the tech-savvy youth of today.

Along with these smartphones, LG has also announced that it will be releasing a tablet running on Android operating system by the last quarter of 2010. The company also announced that it will update its popular LG Optimus Z (SU950 / KU9500) to Android 2.2 in the near future.

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LG Announces Android 2.2 Based Optimus One and Optimus Chic Smartphone