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US soldier charged in Afghan massacre

Staff sergeant Robert Bales, the American soldier accused of slaughtering more than a dozen Afghan civilians, has now been officially charged with 17 counts of murder, among other charges.

Manhunt on for Jewish school killer in France

French police has launched a massive manhunt operation to find out the perpetrator of the attacks at a Jewish school, that claimed the lives of three children and their teacher.

Assad, Annan engage in talks

In a desperate effort to instill some peace in rife-torn Syria, U.N. Arab League envoy Kofi Annan held talks with Bashar al-Assad this weekend, but appeared to be making little headway.

Tornado, Quake, Flood, Hurricane: Getting Wise Before They Strike

Tornadoes. Hurricanes. Floods. Snow storms. Fires. Quakes. Tsunamis. Now how about climate change? Natural disasters affect people at many levels--physical, financial, psychological, and many more. They devastate homes and hopes, wreck buildings, destroy crops, and kill people in their wake.

Sales, Growth, and Social Media

Small businesses need to develop online presence to grow and to connect with customers. As a result, we find many small businesses launching themselves into social media. For instance, Twitter has become the medium of choice to get things out quickly to numerous people.

Apple iOS devices make way into Pentagon

Do we see Apple Inc. smile away happily? Definitely, it has managed to get the nod from Pentagon. Apple devices have got approval for use of its devices for military employees, from the US Defense Department.

Mobile users can croon along with Google Music service

Hey, folks some heartening news! Google goes musical! Google has introduced a music service for smartphones and tablets.

Anonymous bidder pays $610K for coffee with Apple CEO!

Looks like someone really wants a coffee date with Tim Cook, Silicon Valley’s most powerful CEO!! A charity auction for a chat over coffee with Apple's chief executive closed for a whopping $610,000!

Samsung beats Apple, Nokia in Global phone sales in Q12013, says Gartner

And the winner is Android! During the first quarter of 2013, Android was the winner by an unbeatable margin. It was the most used, most popular and also the most preferred mobile operating system of choice.

Shock for investors? Google CEO Page bogged down by Vocal Cord Paralysis

Now this is some troubling news! Google’s CEO Larry Page has admitted that he faces vocal cord paralysis that makes him face difficulty in breathing and speaking some times. But the gentleman still manages to run his company to the best!

Leaked iphone 5S motherboard part suggest change in camera design

Here's some hustling and bustling news of the iPhone 5S!! Recently a French website has come across leaked images of the iPhone motherboard part which according to them is part of the yet to be released iPhone 5S.

Google Translate Services adds 5 more languages

Remember the Google Translate services, the free statistical multilingual machine translation service provided by Google for translating any written text from one language to another? Google has announced support for five additional languages, according to latest news.