Apple CEO Steve Jobs is going to unveil his latest creation at Today's Apple event, the highly rumored Apple Tablet computer has yet to get an officially confirmed name but with highly anticipated names like iTablet, iPad and iSlate the world is eagerly waiting to watch the Apple announcement event today to see what the company has to offer.

You can catch the news as it happens at today's Buena Gardens Apple Event via the Live Streaming Video Coverage below (after the jump) starting from following times world-over :

Date : 27th January 2010
Apple Announcement Live Streaming Start Time :

• Central : 12:00 PM
• Hawaii : 07:00 AM
• Pacific : 10:00 AM
• Eastern : 01:00 PM
• Mountain : 11:00 AM
• London : 06:00 PM
• Mumbai : 11.30 PM
• Singapore : 02:00 AM (January 28th)
• Tokyo : 03:00 AM (January 28th)

In yet another shocking news on game leak before official release date Mass Effect 2 became prey to illegal file-sharing mafia with both XBOX 360 and PC version of the game making it's way to torrent networks days before the official public release, the game was scheduled to start retailing from coming Tuesday in North America and Friday throughout Europe, according to TorrentFreak the leak had lead to massive piracy of the title with more than 300,000+ gamers having either downloaded it or are in the process of downloading a copy of the game via BitTorrent.

The XBOX 360 version of the game made it's way first on BitTorrent networks with release of Mass.Effect.2.XBOX360-GLoBAL which was followed by famous Razar1911 group releasing the PC version as Mass_Effect_2-Razor1911, every game publisher has to face piracy but anything can't be worse than having the game leaked before the official release.

PaperBus the new ad-supported free web-browser proxy solution from the makers of commercial proxy service Freedur is pretty neat and easy to use, the service is fast and requires no registration - simply download the Windows/Mac/Linux PaperBus proxy-client utility and you are all set to surf the web anonymously from almost any web-browser bypassing internet censorship.

If the word ad-supported makes you fret there is no need to worry as no malicious adware/spyware is installed and the unobtrusive ads are displayed in a new browser (see image after jump) tab at the beginning of the each session and then again every 20 minutes as you use PaperBus to surf, Once PaperBus is shutdown no ads get displayed.

Much needed utility for creating custom IPSW files on Windows Sn0wbreeze 3.1.2 Final is now available for download, Sn0wbreeze 3.1.2 Public Beta download shared earlier had Expert Mode disabled but the final version has it enabled which lets users create custom IPSW files with options including changing of boot and recovery logos, enabling verbose boot mode, download and add applications packages, include blacksn0w or Bootneuter unlock, add Cydia and Rock installers, pre-hactivate the phone, make IPSW NOR only and change root partition size.

Sn0wbreeze lets Windows users create customized iPhone/iPod IPSW restore files having their personal selection of applications and customizations to be pre-compiled into the restore file so they can restore as many devices as they like to a fixed configuration without working individually on every device.

Nokia Maps application was free but with only basic functionality and required a paid monthly subscription to Nokia Navigation License to enable premium features like turn-by-turn voice-guided navigation, door-to-door pedestrian navigation, travel guides, and traffic information with automatic re-routing. The good news is that Nokia has now made premium features free and access to all the features of Nokia Maps service are now available from Nokia phones via new Ovi Maps application.

Ovi Maps is currently compatible with ten Nokia handsets namely X6, N97 mini, E72, E55, E52, 6730 classic, 6710 Navigator, 5800 XpressMusic, 5800 Navigation Edition and 5230 offering 2D/3D mapping-data in 46 languages having coverage for 180 countries, Turn-by-turn coverage in 74 countries and traffic-data for 10 countries. All GPS-enabled handset sold from March 2010 will have maps pre-loaded - if you own a supported device as listed above you can download Ovi Maps right now and start using the application.

Firefox 3.6 public download release will go live Thursday, January 21st at 9:30am PST as reported earlier but we now have access to the final build which you can download right now, as you might know Firefox developers have access to FTP servers having exclusive access to all builds - however, these are restricted and will end-up in access denied errors when trying to download anything for example try using this server - ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/3.6/. The good news is with a bit of tinkering we have got access to the final Firefox 3.6 build and you can download it right now using the link posted at the end of the post.

Just moments ago iPhone Dev Team released the redsn0w 0.9 public beta download for Windows and Mac, supporting the latest iPhone OS 3.1.2 the cross-platform jailbreaking and unlocking utility for iPhone and iPod Touch also supports customizations like changing of device boot logo, recovery logo, and allows users to switch on “verbose” booting mode.

The free standalone utility does not use iTunes and no custom IPSW's are involved in the process, the current beta supports all iPhones and iPod touches except the iPod touch 3G having Apple firmware 3.0 and 3.1.2, direct download links are at the end of this post.

Official announcement from Mozilla has confirmed that Firefox 3.6 download will be made available to public from Thursday, January 21st at 9:30am Pacific Standard Time, an intro video by Mike Beltzner, Director of Firefox has also been put online featuring major new enhancements introduced in the latest version of the web-browser (watch video after the jump).

Apart from being 20% faster than Firefox 3.5, the new features include automated plug-in update scanner for better security, quick theming with Personas, accelerometer support and support for new web-standards.