A particular event is about to hold by Apple which is exactly on September 1st will be the time for Apple to reveal a latest 99 Cent TV show rental program and it is predicted to become the revamped Apple TV. The invitation of the September 1st event in San Francisco has been officially delivered to media and according to the rumor the event can be the signal of the debut of the upcoming ‘iTV’ and the introduction of refreshed products to public.

Certainly, the report about the September 1st came from Bloomberg that delivered information that Apple is about to negotiate with some content providers to offer television shows for rental via iTunes. The content providers mentioned are including New Corp and CBS. According to unmentioned trusted source, each episode would be available for rent for 99 cent cost and last for 48 hours. Thus, with this new TV rental show program, Apple could become tough rival for bigger companies which already provide greater collections of television episodes like Netflix or Hulu.

Three major mobile platforms that are joining the competitive market today are Symbian, iPhone, and Android. The popularity of iPhone seems to be a little bit left behind Android in 2011 because this Google’s OS is rapidly climbing on top. On the other side, Symbian is predicted to be able on its top position in internation market.

Recently, Android has thoroughly passed Apple and it has become the top smart phone in United States market. Of course it is surprising because Android is even able to passed RIM.

Speaking of Symbian, truly, Symbian is one of popular mobile platform on earth. This platform has become a loyal operating system for mobile phone especially Nokia, the same manufacturer that owns Symbian. In international market, Symbian gained good value because the platform has been selling pretty well.

The hot news related to Google’s information harvesting has become a very vital issue. As has been reported before, Google is claimed to have gathered personal details when it was gathering data from Wi-Fi networks. UK’s Information Commissioner Office stated that Google didn’t grab the important personal details, however in some countries Google seems facing lawsuits regarding this action.

Google responded that the information was mistakenly grabbed when the company logged Wi-Fi hotspots when it gave assistance with location-based services. Thus, the UK’s Information Commissioner Office or ICO added that Google’s action should be monitored for global investigations.

The news of Google’s personal information gathering emerged when the data protection authorities in Hamburg, Germany, sent request regarding Google’s operation especially the Google’s Street View technology which is performing important works like adding images of location to its maps. From this revealed fact, it is figure out that Google has been conducting the so-called “accidentally” information gathering from unsecured hotspots for years. Thus, the investigation will analyze whether Google has broken the laws of personal information protection or not.

As the development never stops running, Google continues the Android success by launching Android 2.2. This latest Android operating system, called Froyo, seems to be designed for businesses and it comes with several improved capabilities. Two analysts, Michael Gartenberg and Jack Gold, figured out that Google presents the policy management through this latest version of Android that allows the developers to create applications with particular designs such as remote wipe, lock-screen timeout, and also more features include Microsoft Exchange on many Android-based devices.

Speaking of the security of the operating system, you must know that there are numeric pin or alphanumeric password alternatives as the key to unlock the device, thus the Exchange administrators will be able to implement password policy through the devices. Moreover, the Calendar application is also support Exchange calendars and auto-discovery allows you to carry out the Exchange account set up as well as sync it only through username and password.