Technology

by Abhinav Narula - August 7, 2008 - 0 comments

A major flaw has been discovered in the basic design of the Internet that leaves corporate systems as well as individual users highly vulnerable to attacks by even the most amateur hacker.

Live search coming to facebook- Microsoft by Suzoy Ghosh
One billion PCs are in use globally, reports Gartner by Samia Sehgal
Programmers await APPLE's 2008 WWDC with bated breath by Parni Ray
Endeavour Returns Home by Abhinav Narula
X Box Live Cheaters In Trouble! by Abhinav Narula

Personal Technology

Motorola to Acquire Soundbuzz

by Daisy Sarma - January 7, 2008 - 0 comments

Schaumberg, Illinois, based Motorola Inc. is all set to expand its mobile music operations in Asia by acquiring Soundbuzz Pte. Ltd. Soundbuzz is an online music retailer based out of Singapore, and Motorola is hoping this move will help push its offerings in the domain of mobile music upwards in Asia.

Motorola unveils the 2nd generation Razr by Samia Sehgal
Is Your Email Out of Control? by Elizabeth Brokamp
Will iPhone be followed by a gPhone? by Daisy Sarma
India tops global online population growth by Shubha Krishnappa
Microsoft Issues Warning about PowerPoint Virus by MT Bureau

Wireless

Google's Android-powered Mobile Phone Launch Faces Delay

by Neelam Goswami - June 24, 2008 - 0 comments

The launch of new smartphones designed around Google's Android software may not be available until the fourth quarter of this year, as several handset companies and operators are having problems getting Android phones ready for a launch still in 2008.

Apple’s iPhone Moves towards Non-Exclusivity by Gaganjot Singh
Golden Growth for VimpelCom? by Dave Mock
Google completing the Circle? by Steven Grant
700-MHz Radio Spectrum Auction: FCC to Lay Down the Rules by Daisy Sarma
Duke Resolves Wi-Fi Hiccups by Daisy Sarma

Science & Medicine

“Bigfoot” Turns Out To Be Rubber Costume

by Neka Sehgal - August 20, 2008 - 0 comments

They thought they had made the discovery of the century. Sadly, for Matt Whitton and Rick Dyer, the breakthrough was nothing but a rubber Halloween costume of “Bigfoot”.

Girls Equal Boys In Math by Samia Sehgal
Circulating Tumor Cells Unveil The Genetic Fingerprints Of Lung Cancer Cells by Nisha Bhatia
Long-hunted home of George Washington finally found by Samia Sehgal
Global Warming will result in Climate Extremes, predicts report by Samia Sehgal
Gays have brains similar to Straights of opposite sex by Samia Sehgal

Digital Entertainment

The Apple That Defied Gravity: iTunes Moves Up to Top Spot in Music Sales

by Daisy Sarma - April 4, 2008 - 0 comments

Apple Inc. has made history on its way to becoming the top music store in the United States. The company’s iTunes music store pushed ahead of previous leader Wal-Mart, becoming the first digital music selling company to go ahead of the mammoth retail outfit.

Apple now in i-Tunes Trouble by Gaganjot Singh
Apple Contemplating Unlimited iTunes for a Premium by Gaganjot Singh
Cigarette Smoking Is Injurious for Your Wii’s Health by Gaganjot Singh
Electronic Arts Turns Hostile to Acquire Take-Two by Gaganjot Singh
43% Surge in US Gaming Industry in 2007 by Gaganjot Singh

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