Facebook denies building a Smartphone.

After a Tech site Techcrunch reported that facebook may be developing a mobile phone secretly, heart beats of gizmo lovers were raised.

But the company says it s not true. In an e-mail, Jamie Schopflin, a Facebook spokeswoman, said the company is, and has for some time, been developing various features and services to integrate its social functions into various mobile phones and applications. But, she wrote, Facebook is not building a phone.

Here is more of her e-mail:

Our approach has always been to make phones and apps more social. Current projects include everything from an HTML5 version of the site to apps on major platforms to full Connect support with SDKs to deeper integrations with some manufacturers. Our view is that almost all experiences would be better if they were social, so integrating deeply into existing platforms and operating systems is a good way to enable this. For an example, check out Connect for iPhone and the integration we have with contact syncing through our iPhone app. Another example is the INQ1 phone with Facebook integration (the first so-called Facebook Phone ). The people mentioned in the story are working on these projects. The bottom line is that whenever we work on a deep integration, people want to call it a Facebook Phone because that s such an attractive soundbite, but building phones is just not what we do.

Facebook denies building a Smartphone.

48 years old Maryellen Mara-Christian bags 465 kg alligator in US.

(AP) Maryellen Mara-Christian 48-year-old former bank marketing officer from Fitchburg, Massachusetts has bagged a 13-and-a-quarter foot (four metres), 1,025-pound (465 kilograms) alligator in a swampy area in between Lake Moultrie and Lake Marion on Wednesday during the state's alligator hunting season.

In this hunting competition she participated with her husband, who is a firefighter and a part-time hunting guide.

Mara-Christian says she hooked the alligator with her fishing pole and battled for two hours to get him near the boat.

The hunting season rules state that you have to secure the gator and get it to the boat before you're allowed to shoot it.

48 years old Maryellen Mara-Christian bags 465 kg alligator in US.

Drinking water will help to ease Wrinkles.

(IANS)Recent research show how water helps the skin to be healthy.

Doctors and nutritionists agree that drinking at least eight glasses of water daily helps maintain a clear, youthful complexion. They are agreed that oodles of water will "flush out" our systems, banish spots, plump out wrinkles and moisturise our skin.

In a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, female volunteers were told to drink one-and-half litres of water daily for eight weeks without changing their lifestyle, reports the Daily Mail.

Some drank ordinary tap water. Others drank Willow Water, a natural mineral water sourced in the Lake district in Britain. The latter contains salicin, a derivative of willow bark which, when metabolised, turns into salicylic acid, a compound found in a number of skin products, known for its anti-inflammatory properties and acts in the same way as aspirin.

Drinking water will help to ease Wrinkles.

New Device to freeze your Toned Body.

Scientists at Zeltiq in California have developed a device that freezes body flab to remove extra content from your body.

Known as CoolSculpting device, it is being promoted as a painless alternative to liposuction, features a gel patch that clamps on to flabby parts and freezes fat cells.

It works by killing the fat cells at sub-zero temperatures , which are re-absorbed and flushed away by the body over the next few months, leaving the patient trimmer.

They realised that although fat freezes at a lower temperature than other types of tissue, skin and muscles can survive sub-zero temperatures without suffering lasting damage.

New Device to freeze your Toned Body.

Multi purpose Super Robo legs being developed by Japanese Scientist.

New concept of mobile legs are being researched at the Chiba Institute of Technology in Japan.

It can be described as being six feet two inches tall with a remarkable pair of legs and carry around weights of up to 100 kg.

The robot called Core is all legs which can bend and move around. The legs are topped by a platform that can be loaded with weights of up to 100 kg, reports the Daily Mail.

It comes with shock absorbers and weighs 228 kg. The device is at the prototype stage, but developers believe Core could be used on building sites or even to move disabled people around.

Multi purpose Super Robo legs being developed by Japanese Scientist.

Zandu Balm Sues 'Munni badnaam’ from the film Dabangg.

Emami, makers of ayurvedic pain balm "Zandu Balam" sues the producer of the Movie "Dabaang" for using their copy right content in one of the popular item song 'Munni Badnaam' without prior permission or consent.

Zandu Pharmaceuticals, has slapped a notice on Arbaaz Khan Productions Private Limited on using the words Zandu Balm in the popular song.

The company has asked the producers of Dabangg to withdraw the song or remove the name of the product from it.

Source: IBNLIVE

Zandu Balm Sues 'Munni badnaam’ from the film Dabangg.

Sub African Sahara leads in global decline in HIV cases.

So funds and campaigning against HIV is finally showing its results.

Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa are leading a global decline in new HIV infections, the UN has said.

UNAids said 22 countries in the world's worst affected region had seen a drop in new cases of more than 25%.

The fall was because of greater awareness and better use of preventative measures, it said.

But UNAids also noted that cases of HIV were increasing in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, and among gay men in developed countries.

Sub African Sahara leads in global decline in HIV cases.

Miracle: Tiny Toddler escapes Mishap on Busy Main Road in Turkey[VIDEO]

This may be Miracle or sensible driving, what ever...... A Baby in Turkey was almost on the middle of the road, peeking out without get noticed for her mom.

CCTV footage shows the toddler wandering onto the road after waking up in bushes in the southern Mediterranean city of Antalya.

His mother had left him sleeping and was unaware he had woken up, according to reports.

Miracle: Tiny Toddler escapes Mishap on Busy Main Road in Turkey[VIDEO]

Spanish Designer comes out with Spray-on clothing concept.

A fashion designer from Spain has come up with the a new concept of clothing. "Spray-on clothing" is first of its kind in apparel wearing, thanks to some help from chemical engineers at Imperial College London.

Scientists think the fabric, created through careful use of an aerosol, could have applications not only in high fashion but in medicine and industry.

Spanish Designer comes out with Spray-on clothing concept.

Boeing plans to enter Space Tourism.

USA Boeing on Wednesday announced it plan to enter the growing that it was entering the space tourism business which will be big blow for Obama's plan to motivate NASA to concentrate on Space Tourism.

The new business may take off as early as 2015, would most likely launch from Cape Canaveral in Florida to the International Space Station.

Recently, Obama administration has proposed turning over to private companies the business of taking NASA astronauts to orbit, and Boeing and Bigelow Aerospace of Las Vegas won an $18 million contract this year for preliminary development and testing of a capsule that could carry seven passengers.

"We're ready now to start talking to prospective customers," said Eric C. Anderson, co-founder and chairman of Space Adventures, the space tourism company based in Virginia that would market the seats for Boeing.

Boeing plans to enter Space Tourism.

Affordable wireless mobile charging coming soon.

Fujitsu one of the Japanese technology company has developed a system that is capable of charging multiple portable electronic devices wireless.

Prototype was unveiled at an Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers conference at Osaka Prefecture University and it claimed that it was first of its kind in the world.

It works on the transmission of electricity using magnetic fields between the charger and the electronic device. The technology allows wireless charging at distances of up to several metres.

Scientists at Fujitsu Laboratories plan to commercially sell products having wireless charging system by 2012.

Affordable wireless mobile charging coming soon.

Beggar caught enjoying in luxurious 5 star hotel in Dubai.

(PTI)A beggar of Asian origin, who was recently arrested for begging, was found to be residing in a five star hotel, Major Mohammad Rashid Al Muhairi, Director of Tourist Security in the Dubai police said.

Without identifying or naming the beggar who was arrested, Al Muhairi said the man had been deported earlier, but had returned seeing the high income, the illegal practice offered, Khaleej Times reported.

Al Muhairi said, as many as 360 people had been arrested in the city during Ramadan and Eid this year.

He said, most of the people arrested for begging were foreigners on visit visa with the majority of them being Asians followed by Arabs.

Beggar caught enjoying in luxurious 5 star hotel in Dubai.

USA going Gaga over its outsourcing policies. Now, 'Made in America' Bills passed by US House.

(PTI) USA is going crazy in its Outsourcing policies. In another protectionist measure primarily aimed at China, the US House of Representatives passed two different bills that mandate the Congress and the Department of Homeland Security to purchase only US-made goods.

The Congressional Made in America Act, introduced by Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur, requires the Congress to buy goods and services made in America for the first time in nearly seven decades.

Similarly, the Berry Amendment Extension Act, introduced by Congressman Larry Kissell directed the Department of Homeland Security to buy clothing, tents, and other products made in America.

“These two bills, unanimously passed by the House, will help in creating American jobs and expanding America's manufacturing sector,” said Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the US House of Representatives.

USA going Gaga over its outsourcing policies. Now, 'Made in America' Bills passed by US House.

Russian scientist claims to found remedy for Anti-Aging

(CNN)Vladimir Skulachyov, a bioenergetics professor in Moscow, 40 year's research on Anti-Aging is almost complete. He says that this research was his life work.

The treatment is based on how oxygen reacts in the body and says the difficult part has been to try and prevent side effects.

If the wonder drug lives up to its promise, the implications could be huge in preventing ageing and increasing the prospect of a longer and better quality of life.

"99% of the time oxygen turns into harmless water, but there's that one per cent that turns into a super-oxide that later turns into very poisonous elements," said Skulachyov.

Russian scientist claims to found remedy for Anti-Aging

Sushil Kumar makes india proud by winning the first ever gold in World Wrestling.

(PTI) Sushil Kumar on Sunday created history by becoming the first Indian wrestler to win a gold medal at the World Championships, here.

Sushil, who was only the second Indian to win an Olympic medal when he grabbed a bronze at Beijing Games in 2008, overcame Russia's Gogaev Alan 3-1 in the final to clinch the gold.

He had defeated Azerbaijan's Hasanov Jabrayil in the semifinal of the free style 66kg category event.

After getting a bye in the first round, he beat Akritidis of Greece, Martin Sebastian of Germany and Buyan Jav of Mongolia en route to the final.

Sushil Kumar makes india proud by winning the first ever gold in World Wrestling.

World's first anaesthesia given via videoconferencing .

(ANI) In a world first, doctors at McGill''s Department of Anaesthesia treated patients undergoing thyroid gland surgery in Italy remotely via videoconferencing from Montreal on August 30..

Dr. Thomas Hemmerling and his team used the approach, which is part of new technological advancements, known as "Teleanesthesia".

And the new approach involves a team of engineers, researchers and anaesthesiologists who will ultimately apply the drugs intravenously which are then controlled remotely through an automated system.

The feat comes as a result of an on-going scientific collaboration between Hemmerling's team and the Italian team of Dr. Zaouter of the Department of Anaesthesia of Pisa University (Chairman Prof. Giunta).

World's first anaesthesia given via videoconferencing .

Stanford student Aboukhadijeh, behind YouTube Instant

(NYTimes) Computer Engineer from Stanford student is behind the real-time search engine for popular video sharing site YouTube. This caught the attention of YouTube CEO Chad Hurley, and the Youtube boss is really interested in offering him a job.

After spotting YouTube Instant, Hurley Tweeted over to Aboukhadijeh, saying he loved the idea and asking if he wanted a job.

Aboukhadijeh, who goes by the Twitter handle FreeTheFeross, sent a message back to find out if Hurley was serious about the offer - because, after all, this is the Internet. It looks like Hurley was, indeed, quite serious.

Stanford student Aboukhadijeh, behind YouTube Instant

Do you know ? World's Biggest Choco bar weighs just 4,410 kilos lol....

(AP)One of the Entrepreneur decide to make headlines on the eve of his company 10th Anniversary.

The factory owner, Karen Vardanyan, breaks the World Record by building World's Biggest chocolate bar.

That's when the world's largest chocolate bar will be up for grabs in Yerevan's main square, Armenia's Capital.

The Guinness Book of World Records certified the 9,702-pound (4,410-kilogram) chocolate bar at a ceremony Saturday.

Do you know ? World's Biggest Choco bar weighs just 4,410 kilos lol....

Less sleep raises obesity risk in kids: study

(Reuters) Children aged four and under who get less than 10 hours of sleep a night are nearly twice as likely to be overweight or obese five years later, according to a US study.

Researchers from the University of California and University of Washington in Seattle looked at the relationship between sleep and weight in 1,930 children aged 0 to 13 years old who took part in a survey in 1997 and again five years later in 2002.

For children who were four years old or younger at the time of the first survey, sleeping for less than 10 hours a night was associated with nearly a twofold increased risk of being overweight or obese at the second survey.

For older children, sleep time at the first survey was not associated with weight status at the second survey but current short sleep time was associated with increased odds of a shift from normal weight to overweight status or from overweight or obese status at follow up. Dr Janice F Bell from the University of Washington said this study suggested that early childhood could be a "critical window" when nighttime sleep helps determine a child's future weight status.

Less sleep raises obesity risk in kids: study

Big B charms works again, KBC 4 attracts 50 lakhs applicants

Danish Khan, Vice-President (Marketing) Sony Entertainment Television told reporters that over 50 lakh contestants from across the country have applied to be part of the fourth season of the much-awaited Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC), to be hosted by Amitabh Bachchan.

"KBC phone lines opened on August 2, and within eight days we had more than 50 lakh participants registering with us. But only 1233 contestants among them have been shortlisted making it the most exhaustive selection process for the show anywhere in the world" .

Auditions were being held to determine the final contestants in Lucknow, Nagpur, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai.

Big B charms works again, KBC 4 attracts 50 lakhs applicants