U.S. Internet company plans to release a new Internet search engine, hopes to eventually be able to record the names of over 60 million people. Spock.com that + version of its website, has already indexed 100 million names, and this figure is 100 million per day, the rate of growth. These names on search engines has raised privacy concerns. Wink.com and Zoominfo.com have been 20 million, respectively, and 3.7 million copies of the file. These sites want to fight it in the search engines have their own space. U.S. government has repeatedly dismissed the security and privacy concerns. 26 Department of Homeland Security, said that passports "have critical security features to prevent unauthorized reading of information within the chip ...." In July 2005, the U.S. government announced, Visa Waiver program in 2006, 10 Member States 26 passports issued on or after, must be e-passports, visas on arrival in order to enter the United States. Passport renewal before the deadline must also be machine-readable digital photos, or machine-readable passport.
Pertti Korhonen, chief technology officer of Nokia, said: "With the advanced and a solid operating system, strong customer base and good relationships with operators, Symbian mobile devices fully able to meet the technical requirements and diverse needs of the market. In order to maintain the operating system market healthy competition and stimulate innovation throughout the value chain to maintain long-term market success of Symbian is very important. " "Symbian operating system has proven its outstanding flexibility, it is able to support the needs of various industries operating system platform. Typical examples include the UIQ software platform, Series 60 platform, FOMA UI running on the Symbian platform and all of a large number of manufacturers of special application. Symbian flexibility has created a wealth of advanced mobile devices to enable mobile phone manufacturers and operators to offer their unique products and services. "