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Will Blackberry Z10 give neck to neck competition to iPhone 5?

Though, Research In Motion (RIM) has yet to officially launch the BlackBerry 10 operating system or the devices running it, plenty of images and rumors have leaked over the internet about it.

Time for tuning in to a professional YouTube

Have you ever heard of an amateur blogger turning into a web celebrity or a sluggish video that goes viral? All this turnabout is the result of the YouTube uploads. YouTube has taken millions of users out out of obscurity. But now it’s time for an overhaul as the site is set for a more professional look.

Woman StumblesUpon a romantic marriage proposal

The internet doesn't quite lend itself to expression of romance and affection, but when a guy pulls off a cool proposal on the Web and does it just right, it can be pretty spectacular.

YouTube video of dead alien in Russia creates stir

Just weeks after FBI Vault's disclosure of proofs that suggested aliens landing in 1947, a frozen body of a so-called alien has been found in in Irkutsk, Siberia.

Intel's Thunderbolt hits market; peripheral devices unavailable

Apple may have introduced the world to the futuristic new data transfer technology, Intel’s Thunderbolt, it is still far from being a hit, as peripheral makers would have to design a compatible peripheral device that could match this new high-speed data transfer technology.

Does a Driverless Car Mean Road Safety?

Remember watching all those futuristic sci-fi movies, which made your jaw drop with highly developed cars such as driverless varieties, ones with auto-drive capacities, or ones that could fly? Well, the future in those movies may not be so far away, as Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) is close to making one of these cars a reality. The Internet giant recently created a lot of buzz over its computer-driven cars, which it has been testing on the West Coast.

YouTube Extends Video Time, Promises Copyright Protection

 YouTube recently announced that it is allowing certain users to create videos longer than the previous limit of 15 minutes, while assuring copyright holders that it won't be making a bad situation worse for them.

 

Burglar hid in toilet ceiling for 2 hours

University Place, Wash. -- Police in University Place, Wash., said a restaurant surveillance camera recorded a burglar hiding in a bathroom ceiling for two hours.

Investigators said the video depicts the man, dressed in jeans and a blue hoodie, entering Captain Nemo's restaurant in University Place about 10 minutes before closing time Saturday and heading straight for the bathroom.

Police said the man hid in the bathroom ceiling for about two hours while waiting for the restaurant to empty. The footage depicts him emerging, taking $5,000 and fleeing out a back door.

Officers said they are seeking evidence from the scene and are asking for the public's help in identifying the man in the footage.

Chrome 8 release fixes 800 flaws

With the release of its next version, Google Chrome 8, Google has fixed 800 bugs that it had identified in its Chrome web browser. Out of these, 13 fixes are related to security, a note released by Google said.

Google Needs a Nexus Tablet

 Is it possible to sell hundreds of thousands of tablet computers -- devices that were considered frivolous not long ago -- and be considered a failure? Ask SamsungAccording to reporting by the Korean Herald, the company sold 600,000 of its Galaxy tablets in the first month of availability. There's just one problem: Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL)sold more than 1 million iPads in its first month on sale.

 

 

Principal defends nude student video

Stromma, Sweden -- A Swedish high school principal said he sees "nothing wrong" with a video featuring nude students at a farm.

Peter Gustavsson Natural Resource Use Program high school in Stromma, defended the video of nude students riding tractors and performing other farm duties on school grounds, The Local reported Tuesday.

The video, which ensures no genitals or female nipples actually ever appear on screen, was created by the students as a promotion for their annual cabaret night.

"This kind of thing happens all the time," Gustavsson said. "There's nothing wrong with being naked. That's still allowed."