London, Nov 10 : A team of scientists has determined that the amount of land available for wildlife habitat is overestimated and may be less than previously thought of, because the scale of existing models is too large.
According to a report in New Scientist, the team comprised of Changwan Seo of the University of Seoul, South Korea, and his colleagues, who tested four models at a variety of spatial scales, using existing data for rare plants such as Coulter pine.
At present, most models divide the world into 50-kilometre grid squares, which gives a very coarse resolution, and is quite large.
The team found that the larger the grid size, the more the models overestimated the range available.
During the Web 2.0 conference held in San Francisco this week, MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe suggested that Social networking site MySpace might be working on its very own MP3 player. DeWolfe, who admitted that a MP3 could soon be released, held talks with Warner Music Group CEO Edgar Bronfman Jr. 
An experimental walking assistance device was introduced by Honda Motors yesterday that basically has been invented to help the people who are capable of walking on their own, but need an extra help with leg and body support while performing tasks. 
The customers till now had known T-Mobile for its mobile phones. But now they will also know it for its latest line digital picture frames called Cameo, which would hit the market this holiday season. The good thing about these Cameo frames, which are loaded with innovative functionality, is that it will allow the users to send their images straight from their mobile phones to the digital frames. The frame is also packed with a cellular modem which boasts its own phone number. 
Keeping in mind the needs of fashion conscious customers in India, Spice has revealed its plans to come out with its sophisticated mobile handset S930, which will carry a very reasonable price tag of just Rs 7999. It would be an extraordinary handset with lots of innovative features. The Spice phone S930 has been equipped with Finger Swipe Touch Screen (FSTS) that will let the young India to explore the new technologies at a very reasonable price. 
Indian market recently witnessed the launch of Gigabyte's two new motherboards from the X58 Series, dubbed as the GA-EX58-EXTREME and GA-EX58-UD5. 
