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The British Prime Minister, David Cameron will have a discussion over the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster with the US President Barack Obama. He has said that it is a matter of concern and the UK oil giant BP is involved in this issue.

The oil firm BP is now under tremendous pressure from US government to fix the oil spill and has decided not to distribute dividends to its shareholders.

The meeting of the Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) is likely to be held on 17th this June. They will decide on the fuel pricing in the country. In that particular meeting, the ministers will take a decision on the petrol prices as it is under control of government and limited autonomy from oil firms.

Last week only, Union Petroleum Minister Mr. Murli Deora had provided information on such meeting. He had also indicated that there will be a hike in the price of petrol due to international pressure and rise in crude oil price.

For all the wannabe rock-stars and virtual farmers it may come as delight as it was recently pronounced that Guitar Hero and Farmville will soon feature in the all new iPhone 4 platform.

It was the Apple's World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) that confirmed the release of the Guitar Hero application and presently the app has been made available for download from the app store.

Twitter latest acquisition comes in the form of Trendly, a web analytics application firm.

It supposedly is a step towards improving the micro-blogging site's new Promoted Tweets programme.

Trendly, was formed by software maker Smallthought Systems, and proffers detailed data on web traffic from Google Analytics, which Twitter in turn will be able to use to enhance the adoption of its Promoted Tweets programme.

According to the recent plans laid out by UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) indicated no hints on reinforcing organisations to report data losses.

Further throwing light on this matter ICO stated that it will be the best suited method to account for losses and take pre-measures to prevent breaches from recurring again.

Google has forbidden all customizable options on its search page following a bug attack that conflicted with the rendering of background images.

The new customization had various images and pictures of sculptures by renowned artists as backgrounds and also came with a user option of putting up their own images or pictures as the background, which led in complicating things ahead.

The complaints adhered to users with inability to change background without signing up for a Google mail account.