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 •  Apple to introduce iPad 3 in March
 •  Lokmat's record news spread of a world record (With Image)
 •  Tamil Nadu sets up expert committee on Kudankulam
 •  Antrix moves court to stall Devas' arbitration bid
 •  'Simple names win more favour at workplace'
 •  Technopark IT firm carves niche in mobile applications
 •  Whales distressed by noise of ships' propellers
 •  Scientists crack satellite telephony security code

 »  Apple to introduce iPad 3 in March
San Francisco |Friday, 2012 2:05:05 AM IST
Apple will introduce its latest iPad 3 here next month, media reports said Thursday. ...

 »  Lokmat's record news spread of a world record (With Image)
Mumbai |Thursday, 2012 11:05:05 PM IST
In what is claimed to be an unprecedented innovation by a broadsheet, an English daily recently produced a full-colour picture and story spread over 16 columns across the front and back pages to commemorate a Guinness World Record event in Maharashtra's ...

 »  Tamil Nadu sets up expert committee on Kudankulam
Chennai |Thursday, 2012 8:05:06 PM IST
The Tamil Nadu government Thursday announced a four-member expert committee to look into the safety aspects of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project (KNPP) and the fears of locals about the project. ...

 »  Antrix moves court to stall Devas' arbitration bid
Bangalore |Thursday, 2012 6:35:05 PM IST
Antrix Corp, the Indian space agencys commercial arm, has moved a court here to restrain Devas Multimedia Services Corp Ltd. from proceeding ahead with its case in the Paris-based International Court of Arbitration against the $300-million scrapped S-ban ...

 »  'Simple names win more favour at workplace'
Sydney |Thursday, 2012 4:35:05 PM IST
The simpler and more pronounceable your name, the more it is likely to win you friends and favour at the workplace, say scientists. ...

 »  Technopark IT firm carves niche in mobile applications
Thiruvananthapuram |Thursday, 2012 4:35:05 PM IST
In less than two years, the Technopark-based Schogini Systems have made giant strides in mobile applications, touching 3,000 downloads every day of their around 450 mobile applications and even getting a word of praise from US President Barack Obama. ...

 »  Whales distressed by noise of ships' propellers
London |Thursday, 2012 4:35:05 PM IST
The noise emitted by ships' propellers distresses whales on the high seas and oceans, say marine scientists who have found a link between the two. ...

 »  Scientists crack satellite telephony security code
London |Thursday, 2012 3:35:05 PM IST
Satellite telephony is believed to be impregnable and perfectly foolproofed against eavesdropping. But, researchers now have cracked the encryption algorithms of the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), which is used globally for satell ...

 » MTS launches zero paisa plan to retain customers
New Delhi |Thursday, 2012 3:05:05 PM IST
In the wake of older players attempting to lure the subscribers of telecom firms affected by the cancellation of 2G licenses, Sistema Shyam TeleServices Limited (SSTL), which operates under the MTS brand, Wednesday offered a zero paisa plan to retain its ...

 »  Google Earth helps keep tabs on exploitative fish farms
Toronto |Thursday, 2012 2:05:05 PM IST
Google Earth can be a powerful tool to keep tabs on a growing industry like ocean fish farming, given its tendency to exploit scarce resources and climate change, a study reveals. ...

 »  Heart disease likely to pass from father to son
Washington |Thursday, 2012 2:05:05 PM IST
Coronary artery disease or CAD, which kills tens of thousands worldwide every year, is likely to pass from father to son, reveals a study. ...

 »  Bionic eye implant ready for human trials
Sydney |Thursday, 2012 1:35:05 PM IST
Offering hope to more than 160 million people worldwide who are considered clinically blind, a bionic eye implant will be ready for human trials in 2013, reveals a study. ...

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