Nokia follows the footsteps of Apple

Nokia has opened Ovi, it's online App store, to some 50 million phone users worldwide on Tuesday. It seems as if Nokia followed the footsteps of Apple whose App store is still a huge success. "Nokia said it opened...

youtube hacked by PCCW

"As Pakistan government ordered banning YouTube because its contents relating to disrespect to the values of Islam in Danish cartoons which depicted the Prophet Muhammad in many poor light."

China Bans Plastic Bags

4-5 trillion plastic bags are produced annually. If you haven't already, I suggest doing some research into other alternatives."China’s surprise crackdown on plastic bags, announced on Tuesday, will prohibit the...

Dentists smile as Lacoste lose crocodile dispute

 Good to see the corporate fat guys get turned over by the little men some times!"A Gloucestershire dental practice has come out smiling after defeating fashion chain Lacoste in a dispute over a crocodile...

Canadian jazz great Oscar Peterson dies

It is with a heavy heart that I pass on the news that legendary jazz pianist Oscar Peterson has passed away. I first encountered his work through the stellar album "Night Train" and I haven't stopped listening...

Stockpile food for flu crisis

"EVERY Australian household should stockpile at least 10 weeks' worth of food rations to prepare for a deadly flu pandemic, a panel of leading nutritionists has warned.  World health experts now agree a...

Video Games Outselling Music. Globally.

I don't see why anyone is surprised:"Video game sales are gaining and will globally exceed music sales by the end of 2007 reports PricewaterhouseCoopers. The growth can be contributed to the fact that more and more devices like mobile phones, PDAs and laptops support...

Web censorship spreading globally

Turkey blocks YouTube, China blocks Wikipedia and sets up rigorous web control, Pakistan bans Google's blogger, some ountries apply "keyword filters" and Russia's President Vladimir Putin assembles a new super-agency to regulate media and the Internet.  Web censorship is...

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Nissan recalls 130,000 SUVs, cars

"Nissan Motor Co. has begun recalling more than 130,000 vehicles globally — including 80,000 in North America — because of an ignition key defect, a company official said Thursday. There have been no reports of injuries related to the defect, the Transport Ministry...

Pitt puts on the ritz for poverty expert

"Unless it's a gala movie premiere in Cannes, Venice or L.A., Brad Pitt doesn't normally show up in a suit. Usually the celebrity superstar -- one half of the duo known globally as Brangelina -- is snapped in...

Woman Has Rare Case of Bubonic Plague

The Bubonic Plague, more commonly referred to as the "Black Death," ravaged Europe between the years 1347 and 1350. During this short period, 25 million people (one third of Europe's population at the time) were killed.  Thousands of people died each week and...

northern ozone pollution spurs Arctic warming

Global warming since the 1970s, has been more than it was during the 100 years before the 1970s.

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