When it comes to email, many of us are data hoarders that have hundreds (or thousands) of messages bogging down our inboxes and a lot of us have been hoarding for years. While email services such as Gmail offer a way to search keywords within email, it’s not the best solution if you’re looking for attachments. Gmail merely provides a list of related emails upon a search, leaving it up to you to scour the results to yourself....

New Delhi-based charityWhypollis set to release its Fight Back mobile app for BlackBerry and Nokia mobile phones in India, in an attempt to counter the growing problem of women being harassed and sexually assaulted in the country’s capital, according toaReutersreport. Fight Back will allow targeted women to immediately send out an SOS via text message to five people, including the local police, and post it on social networks like Facebook and Twitter....

South Korean government websites that fell victim to cyberattacks earlier this year may have not been attacked by hacktivists, but rather were targets of cyber war drills conducted by or on behalf of North Korea, according to security software firm McAfee. In themost recent attack, about 40 web sites were targeted by distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, including that of the presidential office and the National Intelligence Agency, which prompted the government to issue its third-highest alert against cyber assaults....

One of the most frustrating things about collecting business cards is that sometimes you cannot remember when, and even where, you met the person who gave it to you. With business becoming more and more digital,business card app provider Cardcloudrealises that andhas announceda new feature to remind you of those all important details, tagging each card you collect with location data, but also the event at which it was received....

A couple of hours ago, Facebookannounceda fairly heavy breaking change to its Graph API, that has the potential to kill Facebook integration for many websites and mobile apps. The Graph API has become the primary means for third party sites and services, to access data on Facebook. For example, if you visithttp://graph.facebook.com/bomega/feedyou get a nice JSON representation of everything our very own Boris has posted to his News Feed. Under the hood, many apps and Facebook SDKs grab your data by sending these sort of requests to Facebook’s Graph API....