How to find ip address in orkut

Hi
Now here i going to describe how can you trace ip address in orkut
for this you have to send a .jpg file to your victime scrapbook
and anyone who visit your victime scrapbook his/her ip address is recoreded in backgroud
To trace ip address in orkut follow following procedure
find any free web hosting
which provide server log info means
free web hosting server which use Apache web server as OS and provide cgi scripting
my suggestion http://x10hosting.com
which provde server log info go to above link and make an free web hosting account
now go to file managment and upload .jpg file there which you wann to send to victime's orkut scrapbook
after upload image go to your victime scrapbook and use following Html code to send .jpg file
if you .jpg url is http: // example.x10hosting. com/image.jpg
than send following code to your frinds scrapbook
< src = " http: // example.x10hosting. com/image.jpg">
now you have don
when your frind view his/her scrapbook that .jpg file which you send uploading from your free web hosting site and you get victime ip address to see it
just go to your x10hosting account click on visitor info in log section
now where you can see your victime ip address

Former Samsung exec says he leaked iPad info

Do you ever wonder where some of those "supply chain sources" are really coming from when you read Apple rumors? At least one of them came from Samsung, it turns out. Former Samsung Electronics manager Suk-Joo Hwang has testified at an insider trading trial that he leaked confidential information about iPad components before the device made its public debut in early 2010.
The trial in question is for Primary Global Research executive James Fleishman, who is accused of helping to facilitate the exchange of confidential information between traders and employees at various companies. Hwang struck a deal in the Fleishman case in order to be granted immunity from prosecution, allowing him to testify about his information-leaking ways.

Apple announced the original iPad in January 2010.

When testifying to jurors, Hwang explained that he had lunched with Fleishman and a hedge fund manager in order to pass on information about LCDs that Samsung was supplying for Apple's still-unannounced iPad. "One particular thing I remember vividly was that I talked about the shipment numbers of Apple, it was about iPad," Hwang testified, according to Bloomberg. "This is in December 2009, before it came out with the tablet PC, they didn't know the name then, so I talked to them about the tablet shipment estimates in that meeting."
Fleishman was reportedly paying Hwang a $200 per hour "consultation fee" for the secret information—an offer that was later raised to $350 after Hwang tried to end the relationship.
Hwang went on to explain that both he and the hedge fund manager were aware that they shouldn't have been leaking the confidential info, and even said he suspected that a nearby Apple employee might have overheard their conversation. ("The first thing I thought was 'Wow, I said it too loud' and then I really freaked out," Hwang said.) Soon after the meeting, he discovered that Apple had ditched a supply contract with Samsung, leading to his attempt to sever ties with Fleishman.
Apple deals with leaks coming from from all levels of the system, so Hwang's testimony probably isn't the first Apple has heard of it. Hwang no longer works at Samsung, either—he was canned in June of this year—so at least in this case, Apple's relationship with Samsung as a supplier is likely to remain unscathed, patent wars aside.