- Requirements: .NET 4.0 or Windows 8/2012.

- Activate:

• Windows Vista Bussines/Enterprise
• Windows 7 Professional/Enterprise
• Windows 8
• Windows 8.1
• Windows 10 Technical Preview Build 9841/9860 All
• Office 2010/2013
• Windows Server 2008/2008R2
• Windows Server 2012/2012R2
• Windows Server Technical Preview Build 9841/9860/9888 All

• Run KMSpico_Setup.exe
• Install it.
• (Optional) Create a tokens backup with the buttom: Create.
• Press the Red Buttom.
• Done.

Windows 8 is a personal computer operating system developed by Microsoft as part of the Windows NT family of operating systems. Development of Windows 8 started before the release of its predecessor, Windows 7, in 2009. It was announced atCES 2011, and followed by the release of three pre-release versions from September 2011 to May 2012. The operating system was released to manufacturing on August 1, 2012, and was released for general availability on October 26, 2012

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The 'Zeus Trojan Horse' Virus once again had a come back. According to a resource, it has an ability to drain your Bank accounts easily. Zeus Virus can propagate through phishing messages that are generated from the account that was already compromised with phishing. That phished account will then start sending messages to your friends containing links to the ads and would ask them to simply check-out the video or product by clicking on such links. This way the virus will go viral. Readers are requested to stay refrain from clicking such links, because they might end up getting their accounts compromised The virus is very sophisticated, so that it could replace the website of a bank with the mimicked page of its own. That fake page could then ask for your security information and some other important data that could be easily sold in black market. According to many sources, perhaps it has been confirmed that those pages are being hosted by Russian Mafia (known as Russian Business Network as well).

About Zeus(Virus)

The virus is well-known for what it use to do. It was detected once back in 2007, and after that detection it started to spread online. The virus is well-designed so that if you would click on it, the possible and important data like Passwords and Bank Accounts can be stolen easily.

A visitor looks at a Samsung Electronics Galaxy S5 smartphone at a showroom in Seoul on April 29, 2014. (JUNG YEON-JE/AFP/Getty Images)

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Samsung Electronics Co. said Monday it will begin selling a smartphone that runs on its Tizen operating system in the third quarter of this year, advancing the company’s plans to reduce dependence on Google’s Android software.
Samsung, the world’s top smartphone maker by sales volume, said in a statement that the smartphone calledSamsung Z will go on sale in Russia first. It said there are plans to sell the phone in other countries but didn’t name them.
Tizen is already used in a few Samsung products including a smartwatch but has not been deployed in a mass produced smartphone until now.
Unlike Apple Inc. with its own operating system, Samsung’s popular Galaxy smartphones and tablets use Google’s open source Android platform, a reliance that prevents Samsung from challenging the dominance of Apple’s App Store and Google Play in the lucrative market for smartphone apps.
The Tizen phone will have preinstalled apps and users will have access to additional apps through Tizen Store.
Samsung has been encouraging the development of Tizen apps but the numbers available are likely to be small in comparison to the App Store and Google Play.
The South Korean company said the Tizen smartphone has a 4.8-inch high definition display, a fingerprint sensor for security and a “slim, angular” design.
It said the operating system will allow users to browse the Internet faster and utilize applications more effectively.
Superficially, users may not perceive much difference from the Android operating system because it and Tizen share Linux as the underlying framework.
The Samsung Z will be shown at a Tizen developer conference in San Francisco this week.

AP: Samsung envisions wearables using common system  

NEW YORK (AP) — Health sensors and devices can get better if rival companies work together, Samsungexecutives said Wednesday.
The South Korean company pushed for a common system so that different manufacturers — from startups to established companies — can interchange key components such as the wristband. It would be similar to how different computers are built using the same processors and memory chips, some of which Samsung makes. The company believes developing such building blocks will speed innovation and get products to market more quickly.
The system would also include ways to exchange and analyze data. Samsung believes that could help detect heart problems and other medical conditions sooner. Third-party app developers could also tap that data, with a user’s permission, to recommend exercise and diets, for instance.
Samsung expects to make “beta” test versions of its Simband wristband and SAMI data service later this year. It has been partnering with scientists from the University of California, San Francisco and other institutions to test its devices and offer suggestions.
Samsung Electronics Co. presented its vision for wearable devices at a San Francisco event Wednesday, ahead of next week’s developers conference by rival Apple Inc. There’s widespread speculation that Apple has been working on wearable devices, and its products tend to use proprietary technologies.
But an open system would be a departure for Samsung as well. Its Gear wristwatches and fitness devices currently work only with Samsung phones. Smartwatches from Sony and other manufacturers tend to work with a wider range of Android phones.
Young Sohn, Samsung’s president and chief strategy officer, described the Gear devices as a second-generation product. The first generation consisted of fitness-tracking apps downloaded on smartphones. Future devices, he said, would be able to collect more vital signs and send you to a doctor before you get symptoms.
He compared them to cars embedded with sensors to warn you of low air pressure and other troubles.
Samsung is also trying to improve usability by allowing users to recharge the Simband while wearing it. With current devices, users typically have to remove their devices for recharging every few days.