Titanic's 100-year anniversary

 April 15, 2012 marks the centenary of the most famous maritime disasters in history. That "night to remember" the "unsinkable" liner, RMS Titanic collided with an iceberg, killing 1,517 people. Since the 1997 release of James Cameron's best-selling, Oscar-winning film of the same name, Titanic and the unfortunate crew of the interest and imagination of people around the world. Museums are competing with each...

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Russian official council sub can be armed in the fire

A senior Russian official said Monday atomic-powered submarine could carry nuclear weapons when it was invaded by a fire during repairs at a shipyard in december. The authorities initially said that all nuclear weapons on board the submarine Yekaterinburg had fired well before the fire broke out on 29 december and there was no risk of radioactive spills. Last week, respected Russian magazine Vlast quoted naval sources...

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BlackBerry want Govt to intercept messages

New Delhi: After much controversy, has finally launched its BlackBerry server in Mumbai after intense pressure from the government to establish a system for lawful interception of its messenger services, and Nokia have been asked to follow this example to offer. During a high-level meeting of EU interior ministry recently, knows officials from the security services that Canada-based Research in Motion, the servers...

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Apple vs. Samsung Decisions Creep Forward in Netherlands, Australia

SAMSUNG GALAXY Tab 10.1Courts in the Netherlands and Australia by Apple and Samsung to hear arguments on Monday, the latest in a month-long patent war between the two smartphone manufacturers. In Australia, Apple temporarily excluded two of the five claims against Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, according itnews Australia. The two patents are concerned with the use of a slider icon, the tablet touch screen and an icon that...

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