Game 4: Heat Beats Bulls in Over Time
Miami Heat has won against the Chicago Bulls in the Overtime in game 4 of Eastern Conference Finals.
Casey Anthony Trial: Will justice prevail?
The murder trial of Casey Anthony, who has been charged with killing her two-year old daughter Caylee, kicked off, Tuesday, with opening statements from the prosecutors and defense lawyers even as people wondered whether justice will prevail.
Cheaper WiFi Nook versus Amazon Kindle 3G with ads - What will you buy?
Barnes & Noble released its newest device, the WiFi Nook, joining the intensively competitive market of digtital e-readers and electronic tablets. The new Nook follows the success of the company's Nook Color, which packed more features than the new simple purposed device. Amazon will enter the fight with the nw Kindle 3G which support ads.
Harold Camping: I can’t be responsible for anybody’s life (PHOTOS)
Harold Camping, the failed Doomsday prophet, appeared on Monday, May 23, 2011 at the Open Forum in Family Radio headquarters in Oakland, Calif. where he announced October 21, 2011 to be the new Doomsday date.
Amazon Kindle 3G Gets Cheaper With Ads
Amazon has introduced a cheaper version of the Kindle 3G ebook reader with an ad-supported version. The pricing of this new ebook reader will be $164.
Warriors’ Jerry West on Rowell, Riley: “I’m not here to take your jobs”
The Golden State Warriors held a press conference in downtown San Francisco this afternoon to introduce Jerry West to the organization.
Search engine Yandex up 55 percent on debut
Shares of Yandex NV, known as Russia's Google, rose 55 percent in their trading debut, evidence for some investors that Internet companies have strong prospects and a confirmation for others that the market has gotten ahead of itself.
Was the hint of launching Windows 8 too early?
The coming of the next version of Windows in 2012, as announced by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer during a speech at a developer conference in Tokyo might just be a speculation as the company is yet to confirm on its date and OS features, reports PC World.
Multiple Tornadoes threaten Dallas, North Central Texas
A tornado watch remains valid until 10 p.m. CDT Tuesday evening in 25 counties across North Central Texas, including Dallas, the National Weather Service reported.
Treasury sells AIG shares in sore reminder of bailout
The Treasury is barely breaking even on its investment in beleaguered insurance giant American International Group Inc, according to an early litmus test of market interest in the firm's stock.
Twitter Paying More than $40m to Buy TweetDeck
Twitter is finally buying TweetDeck for more than $40 million in cash and stocks.
Google to unveil mobile payments Thursday: source
Google Inc will take the wraps off a mobile payment system on Thursday that lets consumers pay at checkout with phones instead of cards, a source said, hoping to beat Visa and others to the punch.
Harold Camping has advice for devastated followers: Cope and Pray (VIDEO)
Harold Camping, the infamous Doomsday prophet whose May 21, 2011 End of the World prediction has failed, appeared to the public on Monday night and refused to take responsibility for the damage his false prediction caused to many of his followers.
Analysis: Sony Ericsson needs Sony firepower for Android war
Japan's Sony needs to assert control over Sony Ericsson if the handset joint venture is to recoup market share and relevance in the cut-throat world of mobile devices.
Google, Sprint to Launch the First Mobile Payment System, May 26
Google will unveil a mobile payment system on Thursday, May 26th, and it will run on the Android operating system available on Sprint Nexus S phones.
How did Caylee Anthony die? ‘She drowned when no one was looking’ Casey Anthony defense says in trial
Although the way 2-year-old Caylee Anthony died almost three years ago is still far from being known, one thing for certain is that the claims based on evidence made by the prosecuting team portray charged primary suspect Casey Anthony's behavior as abnorma
AIG prices shares at $29, raises $8.7 billion: source
The Treasury, which owns 92 percent of American International Group Inc , is set to eke out a tiny profit as it sells its first batch of shares in the bailed-out insurer.
Harold Camping will NOT return Doomsday money (VIDEO)
The failed Doomsday prophet Harold Camping, the president of Family Radio who raised over $80 million of donations over the past five years, said he has no intention of giving any money back to those who have donated for his false Doomsday campaign.
Bryan Stow lawsuit cites McCourt’s “lavish lifestyle” for security failure
The family of Bryan Stow has sued the Los Angeles Dodgers and Frank McCourt, alleging that cutbacks and mismanagement contributed into the brutal assault of Stow, a Giants fan and father of two, on opening day outside of Dodgers stadium.
Why Heat vs. Bulls Playoff Game 4 is the key game in the series and in LeBron James’ career
If Miami wants to win the series, they cannot risk going back to Chicago with a 2-2 series board. The Bulls would not only retain their home-court advantage but would most likely put into practice their home court record muscle (36-5, best of the season) to show what team work backed by an empowering fan nation is all about.
Who is Caylee Anthony? Story of a Murdered 2-Year-Old
Caylee Marie Anthony (August 9, 2005 - c.June 16, 2008) was an American toddler who disappeared in June 2008 and was later found dead five months later which brought national attention.
Exclusive: SEC wasted $1 million on data storage, watchdog says
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission wasted $1 million on virtual data storage it bought in 2008, the agency's internal watchdog said, part of a series of investigations into the agency's procurement practices.
Joplin Tornado : Obama to Visit Missouri
As frantic search and rescue efforts continue, President Barack Obama said Tuesday he was heartbroken over images from Missouri of the deadliest U.S. tornado devastation in more than 60 years and said he would travel to the area by next Sunday.
Harold Camping says not responsible for suicidal followers, will not admit mistake (VIDEO)
Harold Camping, the Doomsday prophet who falsely predicted that May 21, 2011 would be the End of the World, said at an Open Forum on Monday that he is not responsible for the suicidal acts committed by deceived followers.
Revamped Yahoo! Mail keeps conversations going anytime-anywhere on any device (Press Release)
Yahoo! (NASDAQ:YHOO), the premier digital media company, today announced that the latest version of Yahoo! Mail will roll out of beta testing and be available for all 284 million users worldwide to upgrade in the coming weeks. Already one of the largest and most trusted email brands in the world, Yahoo! Mail brings conversations to life through a faster, safer, and more personal communications experience. Yahoo! will also make the latest version of Yahoo! Mail available to its global partners, i...
Harold Camping Keeping House, Donations 'Until the End'
Harold Camping is expects the end of the world to come on October 21 after a spiritual' May 21 Doomsday and will keep his worldly possessions, and money given by donors.
Sony shares up on forecast, but more hacks found
Sony Corp's shares bounced back from two-month lows after the electronics conglomerate said this year's operating profit would match last year's, easing worries about the impact of the March earthquake.
Timeline: Greece seeks new tranche of $155 billion loan
14:57 24May11 -TIMELINE-Greece seeks new tranche of 110 billion euros ($155 billion) loan
Google to launch mobile payments system: source
Google Inc will launch a mobile payment system on Thursday, in the latest bid to help consumers pay at the checkout with smartphones instead of traditional credit cards, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
Boeing may re-engine 737 if it cannot redesign: CEO
Boeing Co will retain the ability to re-engine the current model of its hot-selling 737 narrow body jet should the company be unable to produce a completely redesigned version, Chief Executive Jim McNerney said on Tuesday.