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Panasonic to keep Sanyo’s stock listing on TSE

Panasonic to keep Sanyo’s stock listing on TSEJapan's Pa

T-Mobile To Launch Samsung ‘Behold’ And ‘Gravity’ Mobile Phones In US

T-Mobile To Launch Samsung ‘Behold’ And ‘Gravity’ Mobile Phones In UST-Mobile has made announcement about the launching of two latest devices, named Samsung Behold and Samsung Gravity in the US market.

The ultra thin phone ‘Samsung Behold’ comes packed with astounding features such as 3G connectivity, full HTML web browser and Samsung’s very own TouchWiz interface, which lets users to modify and personalize the mobile phone.

Boost office productivity by turning off e-mail alert

Dortmund, Germany - Twenty-first century office workers are so preoccupied with their e-mail accounts that do not have enough time for their actual job, according to Germany's Federal Institute for

Chandrayaan-1 enters lunar orbit

Chandrayaan-1 enters lunar orbitBengaluru, Nov. 8 : An official of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Saturday confirmed that the spacecraft Chandrayaan-1 had entered the lunar orbit successfully.

S. Satish, spokesperson of ISRO said that the Chandrayaan-1 orbit would last around 800 seconds in 7,500km x 500km elliptical orbit around the moon.

"The lunar orbit insertion (LOI) will start around 5 p. m. and last around 800 seconds," Satish said.

India's moon mission placed in lunar orbit

Chandrayaan-INew Delhi - India's moon mission Chandrayaan-1 was successfully placed in lunar orbit on Saturday, officials at the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) said.

"The lunar orbit insertion placed the Chandrayaan in an elliptical orbit with its nearest point 400 to 500 kilometres away from the moon and the farthest, 7,500 kilometres," ISRO director S Satish said from the southern city of Bangalore.

The complex positioning which depended on precision timing was carried out from the space control room in Bangalore.

Microsoft not to renew acquisition bid for Yahoo

Microsoft Corp.With shares of Yahoo Inc. plunging on Friday, Steve Ballmer, CEO Microsoft Corp. said at a business lunch in Sydney that Microsoft is no longer interested in “revisiting a possible acquisition” of the struggling Yahoo. Still, he did suggest a partnership in the search engine market is possible.

Ballmer’s latest remarks follow Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang’s statement earlier this week that he remained “very open minded” about a full or partial merger with Microsoft.

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