01/07/2009
Watch football and help the terror victims (rediff.com)
For the first time ever, the fans of the Big Four Premier League clubs, with eponymous nomenclature -- Liverpool Mumbai, Manchester United Mumbai, Arsenal Mumbai and Chelsea Mumbai -- will be coming together for a special screening. The aim is to raise funds for the ones who have suffered the most due to the recent terror attacks.
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01/08/2009
AMD Launches Phenom II Processor (PC Magazine via Yahoo! News)
AMD steps up its competition with Intel with its Phenom II processor, which will be supported by Dell and Alienware. The selling point? Significantly faster performance, and with lower power than the firdt-generation Phenom.
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01/08/2009
Microsoft's Songsmith makes music using PC (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
Sing a song into your PC and Microsoft will help you make music. That's the premise behind Songsmith, song-writing software Microsoft is releasing at the Consumer Electronics Show.
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01/06/2009
The Curious Case of Chambers and Dunhill (NBC4 Los Angeles)
The Los Angeles financial firm tied to New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson's withdrawal as commerce secretary is a curious case of corporate nomenclature.
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01/07/2009
New Galapagos Iguana Species, Unseen by Darwin, Found (Update1) (Bloomberg)
Jan. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Pink iguanas unseen by Charles Darwin when he visited the Galapagos Islands have been identified as a new species 150 years after the British scientist published his theory of evolution in “The Origin of Species.”
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01/07/2009
Desktop virtualization picks up the pace (CNET)
2008 saw all the major virtualization vendors seriously fill out their desktop virtualization portfolios. But the desktop, as we've come to know it, has hardly gone away.
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01/08/2009
No moves to stop Steve Irwin from refuelling: Gillard (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Acting Prime Minister Julia Gillard says there are no plans to stop the Sea Shepherd ship Steve Irwin from docking in Australia.
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01/08/2009
How Dish TV is striving to stay ahead (Business Standard India)
Bereft of conventional first-mover advantages, Dish TV is striving to stay ahead with depth and width. It is time to monetise both, and then some. There is a new mirth, laced with a hint of snigger, pervading the Dish TV office in Film City, the one in Noida, on the outskirts of Delhi.
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01/08/2009
Change for better remains impossible (The Star)
The voices of the people are being drowned out by an overpowering deafening roar from an inundation of the scum of democracy.
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01/07/2009
Nigeria: Amana - a State Based On Trust (AllAfrica.com)
As the Ekweremandu-led Joint Committee on Constitution Review Committee begins sitting this January, three issues are likely to assume centre stage and a great deal of hot air, reasons and rhetoric will be advanced for or against them.
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