Pakistan Spy Boss in Washington for Talks
Ahmad Shuja Pasha, the chief of Pakistan’s intelligence agency is visiting Washington D.C. for talks as relations between his country and the US appear to have fallen to an all-time nadir.
Facebook Launches Free Mobile App for All Phones
“Facebook for Feature Phones,” Facebook blogged about its extension of the mobile arena by including a mobile application for those that don’t have smartphones.
More than Half of U.S. Parents Use Facebook to Monitor Their Children
A recent survey conducted by Bullguard suggest that 55 percent of the parents use Facebook to monitor their child’s networking by looking at their walls and browsing through their photos.
AntiSec Spews Out 53,000 .mil E-mail Addresses After Hack on U.S. Military
In an attack reminiscent of the hacking of the U.S. Senate Web site, Arizona police and an FBI affiliate, activist hacker group AntiSec hacked into a defense and homeland security consultant and posted online as many as 67,000 unique e-mail addresses, out of which 53,000 carried .mil domains. Initial reports had claimed that the hacking had stolen as many as 90,000 military e-mails from U.S. contractor Booz Allen Hamilton.
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India Cheers US Decision to Suspend Military Aid to Pakistan
India has cheered the decision by the U.S. to suspend an $800-million military aid package to its traditional enemy and nuclear neighbor, Pakistan.
China’s Army Chief Criticizes US Defense Budget, Presence in South China Sea
Chinese most senior military commander has criticized the U.S. for its excessive spending on defense and also blamed Washington for rising tensions in the South China Sea.
Cisco Could Cut 5000 Jobs in August: Analyst
Cisco is planning a massive job cut that could mean about 5000 employees could lose their jobs in August, according to an analyst at Gleacher and Company.
Google Q2 Results Could Top Street View, Margins to Remain Under Pressure
Search giant Google, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:GOOG) earnings and revenue could exceed Wall Street expectations, when it reports second-quarter financial results on July 14, driven by market share gains in search, display ads and mobile categories.
US Decision to Withhold Military Aid Not Surprising
The recent decision of the United States to withhold $800 million military aid to Pakistan further embitters the already strained relations between the two countries and may put an end to the military cooperation between them.
U.S. Photographer Spencer Tunick Captures 800 Nude Men, Women This Time [PHOTOS]
Spencer Tunick, the daring U.S. artist famous for his nude outdoor photography is back in action. Eight hundred men and women in Belgium posed nude for Tunick's latest nude photo installation.
Hollywood and Royalty: Beaming Kate Middleton in Los Angeles
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Samsung Hercules, iPhone 5 Rival to Hit Market in September
Samsung Hercules, an upgraded Galaxy S II is coming to T-Mobile this September to join the smartphone battle, a potential rival of iPhone 5.
Once Samsung Galaxy is in US, Will iPhone 5 Still be Waited for?
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Galaxy S II 2.3.4 with GTalk and Video Support: How to Get It in Your Phone?
Samsung Galaxy S II, iPhone 5’s potential rival, which has already hit 3 million with its handset units in UK within 55 days is still stuck in rumors about its arrival in US.
Will Price Cut in Motorola's 'iPad rival' Boost its Sales?
Motorola has slashed the price of XOOM tablet in US and in Taiwan to $499 putting it at the same price as its rival, 16 GB WiFi iPad2. It is also offering free wireless keyboard and mouse with every Motorola purchase in UK.
New York Times Requests Removal of Pakistan Intelligence Chief
In what is perhaps an unprecedented development, a major U.S. newspaper has called for the removal of the chief of a foreign country’s intelligence chief.
Three US banks in Illinois, Colorado close: FDIC
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How Europe’s Spotify Plans To Crash iTunes US Party
Spotify's American plan of action has been revealed as it hopes to get 50 million users within its first year.
U.S. Open 2011: Schedule and Times for the New York Tournament (Tennis)
The American tennis tournament begins in late August.
HTC Sensation Chasing Samsung Galaxy II in UK: iPhone 5 Stuck in Rumors
HTC is trying to strengthen the grip it has established over the smartphone market in the absence of iPhone 5, tickled by the success of Samsung Galaxy S II which hit 3 million in 55 days in UK.
Govt Warns Airlines of Bombers with Explosive Surgically Implants
The US government on Wednesday has issued warning to all the airlines after receiving intelligence reports that terrorist are considering surgically implanting explosives in the bodies of suicide bombers.
US Military to Stop Dismissing Gays from Service
The US military was ordered a halt on the policy of discharging gay service members by the federal court on Wednesday. The order came citing the impending demise of don't ask, don't tell and the Obama administration's increasing criticism of anti-gay laws.
NHTSA lets flying car 'Terrafugia Transition' on US highways; commercial production seen in 2012
Expect a fellow driver pacing ahead of you to spread wings and zoom into the sky. The highways in the United States are going to get a lot of variety. Luxury sedans, trucks and SUVs will get the company of pure-bred amphibian vehicles that would roll on the road and fly in the air at will.
Cyber Gang War? A-team Now Hacks Lulzsec
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