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Obama’s cellphone account secretly accessed by Verizon employees

Washington, November 21: Verizon Wireless is amidst a big controversy as it has been found, that many of its employees have “accessed and viewed” the personal cell phone account details of President-elect Barack Obama.

IBM Sues Apple-Bound Microchip Expert

November 2, New York
IBM filed a lawsuit against its top level executive, Mark Papermaster who recently accepted a job offer from its rival Apple inc. Papermaster who served IBM for over twenty five years was sued for breaching the non-compete agreement signed with the company in 2006.

China launches research satellite

Taiynn China -- China said Saturday scientists have launched a scientific research satellite from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in Shanxi province.

'Windows 7' name finalized

Microsoft has confirmed that 'Windows 7' will be the final name for the next version of Windows which is likely to be released in late 2009 or early 2010.

'Windows 7' name finalized

Microsoft has confirmed that 'Windows 7' will be the final name for the next version of Windows which is likely to be released in late 2009 or early 2010.

Apple with Nvidia - Defective Apple Laptops

The much welcomed Apple Macbook Pro laptops have recently been detected with faulty Nvidia graphic processor. Apple Inc. acknoweldged the defect in its blog posted on Thursday.

German farmer starts using his transplanted arms

After the world's first successful double arm transplant conducted on Karl Merk, 54, a German farmer, in a press conference on 8 October, 2008 he publicly said that he is feeling better as he is recovering well.

I'm a PC, Made on a Mac
I don't exactly feel sorry for Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), but the brewing brouhaha over its latest ad -- and a very good ad, if I do say so -- is so funny that it's sad. AppleInsider reports that Mr. Softy's new "I'm a PC" pitches, which substitute for the goofy and ill-fated Bill Gates-Jerry Seinfeld team-ups, appear to have been created using Macs.
Demand for nuclear engineers rising

Rolla, Mo. -- Demand for young nuclear engineers is on the rise, with nearly 20,000 veteran engineers poised to retire by 2012.

Jerry Seinfeld To Push Microsoft’s Vista In New Ad Campaign

Microsoft has tied up with New York comedian Jerry Seinfeld for a $10 million ad campaign to spruce up the sagging sales of its Vista operating system. This is part of a larger $300 million global campaign to boost the prospects of the company.

NASA Destroys Launcher

A rocket carrying the NASA HyBolt Hypersonic Boundary Layer Transition experiment and the SOAREX sub-orbital re-entry experimental package was detonated by NASA engineers 27 seconds into launch on Friday when it veered off course. The space agency took the step to ensure public safety.

Graves Found From Sahara’s Green Period

Paul Callistus Sereno, a famous American paleontologist, also a Chicago University scientist, known for his significant contributions to the fields of paleontology and Archaeology, recently discovered the largest Stone Age cemetery in Sahara while he was searching for some traces to prove the existence of dinosaurs in Sahara.

Climate change models may be inaccurate

Phoenix -- U.S. scientists say they've discovered some measures used in atmospheric science overlook important factors affecting climatic warming and cooling.

IPhone Software Sales Shoot Up: Report

The American multinational corporation, the software giant, Apple Inc. best known for its iPhone is enjoying high sales right from the day its online software clearinghouse- the App Store came into being.

Youth all-terrain vehicles recalled

Washington -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a voluntary recall of SunL Group all-terrain vehicles made for youth due to a lack of safety features.

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