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Operating system giant Microsoft Corporation has asked the chip-makers who want to use the next version of Windows for tablets to partner with no more than one computer developer

Sukanya, who is an eighth grade student at Abington Heights Middle School in Newton Ransom, Pennsylvania, won the 2011 Scripps National Spelling Bee competition on Thursday night

Missiles struck the palace of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah in Sana’a on Friday, wounding the president and three senior officials. National security council spokesman Tommy Vietor said the U.S. is monitoring reports that Saleh was wounded, but could not confirm it.

NASA will test several new sounding rocket technologies on June 9 at the NASA Launch Range at the Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia

Japanese gaming tycoon Nintendo is set launch the Nintendo Wii Play: Motion on June 13

Apple is set to follow on the footsteps of The Google and Facebook by constructing its new $1 billion, 500,000 square foot data center in North Carolina

Language-learning software company Rosetta Stone Inc. announced the company could profit from retailing and providing its services in Asia

A new study by the researchers at the University of Rochester has found out that when humans see the color red, their reactions become both faster and forceful.

Australia-based Kogan on Friday released the world’s first Google’s Chromium OS powered laptops.

India’s second largest IT company Infosys has announced to adopt the cloud technology as a part of its Infosys 3.0 transformation

Ofer Brother Group, an Israeli family shipping business and the country’s one of the most powerful corporations, has been blamed for business deals with Iran.

The US Department of Defense (DOD) has announced the military is ready to use physical attacks in response to cyber threats

HPO Center, a Netherlands based high performance organization has revealed a global study about the main success factors of companies

Processor maker AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) revealed on Wednesday that the company has developed its first low-power chip for tablets

China has banned its military force from using social networking and other match-making websites to prevent leak of classified information.

iPhone and iPad fixes can lead to less headaches and more utility. Here's how they can be employed.

The Pentagon has designed a list of cyber weapons which include viruses that can disrupt important networks belonging to the enemy

The European Union (EU) declared that baby bottles containing Bisphenol A (BPA) will have to be removed from shops across Europe starting from Wednesday

A study by researchers at the University of Auckland, New Zealand has revealed that interactive gaming can help obese children become more active

Software giant Microsoft and researchers from a South Korean university have announced two new methods that can be used to auto-detect pornographic movies and images

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Hacker group LulzSec, previously in the news for posting hoax Tupac story on PBS’s website, has announced they will continue to attack Sony’s online networks.

A study has revealed an average parent sends up to 600 texts per year to keep track on their kids.

Software giant Microsoft said Sony’s approach in dealing with hackers probably did not work as the company was too tough with them.

Linux Kernel, an operating system used by the Linux family of Unix-like operating systems, is all set to launch its newest version Kernel 2.8.0 or to be named Kernel 3.0.

Gaming heavy-weight EA’s (Electronic Arts) UK section has launched PWNED, a new web video series meant to cover the latest EA games’ news across the world

Researchers at the University of Warwick, London, have discovered why a newly found cholesterol seems to be ‘ultra-bad’, increasing risks of heart diseases, a report on the university website said

Taliban rebels led by suicide bombers attacked an Italian military base near a government building in Herat in Afghanistan's west on Monday, killing four people and wounding dozens.

Moral responses of people, to similar situations, change as they age, according to a new study at the University of Chicago, a report on the university website said