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Surprise surprise, Microsoft may be the no. 2 phone maker, according to projections from IDC

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Yeah!!! your heard it right. Microsoft may soon become no. 2 phone maker, if you go by analysis from the research firm IDC. Then you might be wondering what will happen to Android or iOS or Blackberry. I say god knows it :p.

This startling projection by IDC to make the Microsoft no. 2 in phone maker may be possible.................. by the NOKIA which recently announced it tie-up with Microsoft to make Windows 7 Mobile. The evidence isn't visible today, nor will it appear anytime soon. Even at year's end, Android will have a 39.5 per cent share of smartphones worldwide, according to projections from IDC, the research firm. Symbian - used by Nokia, though it is not a major presence in the United States -- would be second, at 20.9 per cent, while Apple's iOS, the software that powers the iPhone, would be third, at 15.7. Windows Phone 7 and its predecessor, Windows Mobile, would be far behind, at 5.5 per cent.

Coffee and Fast food, a deadly combo.

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Doctors from the University of Guelph had warned not to have fast food with coffee as it could have dangerous repercussions for your wellbeing as it causes a spike in blood sugar levels.

A healthy person's blood sugar levels shoot up after eating a high-fat meal, but that spike doubles after having both a fatty meal and caffeinated coffee jumping to levels similar to those of people at risk of diabetes, says Marie-Soleil Beaudoin from University of Guelph.

By 2013, China may be the World Leader in Science overtaking US.

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According to the new study by the Royal Society, the UK's national science academy, China is well on the course of becoming World leader in science as their ancestors were.

The country that invented the compass, gunpowder, paper and printing is set for a globally important comeback and may gain its position as soon as 2013.

The figures are based on the papers published in recognised international journals listed by the Scopus service of the publishers Elsevier.

In 1996, the first year of the analysis, the US published 292,513 papers - more than 10 times China's 25,474.

Suspected Chinese hackers might hacked in Australian govt officials system which includes PM and MPs

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With the tip-off from the US Intelligence agency, Australian government came to know about the security breach. The alleged hacker had targeted the system of Autralian Prime Minister Julia Gillard's parliamentary computer and those of at least two senior ministers which includes Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd and Defence Minister Stephen Smith are suspected of being hacked, according to a newspaper report.

It is reported that several thousand emails may have been accessed from the computers of at least 10 ministers.

2022 FIFA World Cup which is going to be held in Doha(Qatar) may have Remote Clouds loitering around the field.

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Qatar might be the one country which may look like hosting one of the futuristic Football World Cup tournament in 2022.

You may see some type of rectangular drones lingering around the ground. There are designed to provide shade for the people and player. As we all know that Middle East temperature is hot and we may expect quite increase in temperature across globe by 2022. This thought might had forced organizers to think about the Remote Cloud concept. And they are ready with design which costs around Million $$$. Qatar University's mechanical and industrial engineering department in collaboration with the Qatar Science and Technology Park had developed this Cloud.

Religion may soon become extinct in some of the nations.

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According to census study carried out by researcher from nine countries shows that Religious status could be a thing of past.

The study found a steady rise in atheist. The team's mathematical model attempts to account for the interplay between the number of religious respondents and the social motives behind being one.

Now, charging you mobile, a few seconds away task.

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Scientist for the University of Illinois had designed and developed a 3D nano structure which make the battery capable of recharging mobile phones and other portable electronic goods in seconds or within minutes.

According to the journal Nature Nanotechnology reports, Paul Braun's group at Illinois developed the nanostructure for battery cathodes that allows for dramatically faster charging and discharging without sacrificing energy storage capacity.

With is new design, batteries that can store a lot of energy, release it fast and recharge quickly.

Five-year-old Indian becomes Dubai millionaire overnight.

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As a part of National Bonds Corporation lottery, a five-year-old, Ebrahim Fahimuddin Shaikh, who is of Indian origin has become the second millionaire overnight after winning a lottery at a national bond draw in Dubai.

"Thank You National Bonds. I want to buy candy and sweets with it, save like my dad and get toys and gifts for my family," said the young winner.

Amazingly, an 83 year old Japanese women escape tsunami waves on her cycle.

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A strong message for today's youth about will power. Tsuna Kimura, aged 83-year old woman from japan, who lived alone in the town of Ishinomaki, Japan, escaped the huge tsunami waves by fleeing on her bicycle.

After hearing about the tsunami warning the first thing that got to her mind was the bicycle, and then she flee on it.

US Military secretly working on a software to rig social networking site in their interest.

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In order to show their and power and influence thing in order to make every thing under their control, US military has awarded a contract to California based tech firm along with with US Central Command (Centcom) to develop an "online persona management service", a software that will allow it to manipulate social websites like Facebook and Twitter to spread pro-US propaganda.

The Guardian reported that the 'sock puppet' software creates fake online identities to influence internet conversations and then spread pro-US propaganda.

Wanna quit smoking??? Try Texting !!!!!!

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Trying hard to quit smoking, but not able to???? Then try this........... Recharge you mobile with SMS(message) plan and start texting. This may help you to cease your smoke urge, according to studied carried out by researchers at the University of Oregon and other institutions.

Both projects used the same group of test subjects  27 heavy smokers recruited from the American Lung Association's Freedom From Smoking program in Los Angeles.

UK researchers shows highest-resolution optical microscope ever

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Scientists form the UK have demonstrated the highest-resolution optical microscope ever, aided by tiny glass beads.

The microscope is so powerful that imaged objects down to just 50 billionths of a metre to yield a never-before-seen.

The team says the method could even be used to view individual viruses.

Scientist unveils World's first organic Flexible Microprocessor.

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Wow!!! that's awesome. At the International Solid-State Circuits Conference, European researches unveiled the world’s first flexible microprocessor made with organic semiconductors.

The not so good news is that the processing power is equivalent to a 1970′s era silicon model, hope they will catch up very sooooooon. But the kool this that it can bend.

In the near future we may find this type of displays used for clothing, construction, or food and pharmaceutical labeling.

You are unique even in a crowd, study reveals.

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It may be the height of paradox, but being part of a crowd is what gives you individuality, according to life scientists.

Biologists Kimberly Pollard and Daniel Blumstein from the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA), examined the evolution of individuality by recording alarm-call vocalizations in eight species of rodents in social groups of various sizes.

Mumbai is world's 6th most costly office location.

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According to the survey conducted by global realty consultant Cushman & Wakefield, Mumbai slipped by one place to sixth in the list of the world's most expensive office locations in 2011, which was topped by Hong Kong, while London and Tokyo came second and third in the rankings, which valued Mumbai's office occupancy cost at USD 114 per square foot a year.

Militants in Kashmir, India forms Rock band in Jail.

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A group of militants who are in jail at Kot Bhalwal set up their own band, named, the Inmates Pipe Band and was inaugurated by BR Sharma, principal secretary of the home ministry, Tuesday.

The band members will be allowed to go out of the prison confines to perform, officials said.

The band has been formed by the prisons department as part of its initiatives to reform prisoners and create opportunities for them for a fruitful vocation once they are out of jail. The band is also one of the very few "inmate bands" in the country.

Google trying to compete in wrong way?

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European Commission had received a new complaint from French search engine 1plusV about Google's alleged anti-competitive behaviour. Following similar complaints from price comparison site Foundem and legal search engine ejustice.fr last year.

This type of complaints made European Commission probe into Google's business practices, which is ongoing.

World's youngest CEO is from India. Can you guess the age?

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Seppan Company, an animation firm CEO, Sindhuja Rajaraman, who is just a 14-year old girl has become the world's youngest Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

She now studies ninth standard, lead the firm setuped by her father back in October 2010.

She was adjudged the fastest 2D and 3D animator by software lobby NASSCOM (National Association of Software and Services Companies) at the Gaming and Animation Conclave 2010 held in Hyderabad.

A Techie dupes world premier intelligence agency, CIA, millions with his bogus software.

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Dennis Montgomery, who i call a master in convincing, is a computer expert was paid huge amount, more than 13 million pounds ($21 million) for the software which he developed which he claimed to stop Al Qaeda and other terrorist associated attacks.

He said to CIA officials that he developed a software which could decipher coded messages being sent among terrorists and his codes were able to find terrorist plots hidden in TV broadcasts made by the Arab network Al Jazeera.

US Millionaire kills his wife for her alleged facebook affair.

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Internet romance costs a married women her life. Lucy, 38, wife of Harold Landry, 64, who is an American business tycoon brutally knifed his British wife to death after learning that she was having a love affair with an old school mate whom she met on Facebook, a court has heard.