Moscow - At least three counter-demonstrators were arrested during opposition rallies Saturday, the Interfax agency reported.
Opposition groups which are not represented in the national parliament, the Duma, staged demonstrations for political and social reforms held under the motto "day of rage," with some 400 people participating in a rally in Moscow and around 150 in St. Petersburg.
With the aim to provide unlimited media via the use of single device, embedded with an easy to use interface; TiVo recently signed a deal with CinemaNow and Jamal. Thorugh this deal, more movies have been added to TiVo library, most of them being provided from Disney Studios.
Now the movie lovers can rent the movies by paying between $1.99 and $4.99 for a time period of 24 hours or a whole week. In some cases, movies can also be bought but it all would depend upon the price agreed by the content owner.
Intel executives Shane Wall and Pankaj Kedia, who reportedly had criticized the iPhone at the Intel Developer Forum Taiwan session, have been slapped back with a statement issued on Thursday by Intel.
These executives have been learnt to have passed comments related to the iPhone and its ARM microprocessor, that Intel competes with its own line of embedded microprocessors, including the Atom microprocessor.
Prague - Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek's party lost the Senate run-off elections Saturday in a defeat that could reshape the Czech Republic's EU presidency in the first half of next year.
The loss could topple the premier and empower vocal European Union critic President Vaclav Klaus, just weeks before the country takes over at the helm of the
27-member EU bloc on January 1.
Analysts said a boost to the followers of the eurosceptic president could weaken the Czech presidency.
Seoul - North and South Korea have agreed to launch a new round of military issues talks after a previous round broke up without result, Seoul said Saturday.
The Defence Ministry said the new round would take place on Monday at a border point on the western coastline, near the South Korean city of Paju.
Pyongyang had proposed new talks on Friday, after the previous round had broken up without result some three weeks ago.
The talks are aimed at improving lines of communication between the armed forces of the two Korean states.
Harare - Zimbabwe's prime minister-designate Morgan Tsvangirai on Saturday said former South African president and mediator Thabo Mbeki had to show impartiality or the political power- sharing deal being negotiated would not materialize.
Addressing a Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) rally in a farming town of Marondera, about 70 kilometres east of Harare, Tsvangirai said: Mr Mbeki, there is only one message: when you have started a job finish it well."
Moscow - At least three counter-demonstrators were arrested during opposition rallies Saturday, the Interfax agency reported.
With the aim to provide unlimited media via the use of single device, embedded with an easy to use interface; TiVo recently signed a deal with CinemaNow and Jamal. Thorugh this deal, more movies have been added to TiVo library, most of them being provided from Disney Studios. 
Intel executives Shane Wall and Pankaj Kedia, who reportedly had criticized the iPhone at the Intel Developer Forum Taiwan session, have been slapped back with a statement issued on Thursday by Intel. 
Prague - Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek's party lost the Senate run-off elections Saturday in a defeat that could reshape the Czech Republic's EU presidency in the first half of next year.
Seoul - North and South Korea have agreed to launch a new round of military issues talks after a previous round broke up without result, Seoul said Saturday.
Harare - Zimbabwe's prime minister-designate Morgan Tsvangirai on Saturday said former South African president and mediator Thabo Mbeki had to show impartiality or the political power- sharing deal being negotiated would not materialize.
