Washington, Apr 7 : Barbadian singer Rihanna''s dad Ronald Fenty has slammed Chris Brown for pleading `not guilty' to charges stemming from the former couple''s alleged fight in February.

Brown, 19, was arraigned at Los Angeles County Court on April 6, and officially charged for assault and making criminal threats.

However, his decision to contest the accusations has left Rihanna's dad fuming.

The versatile engineering company in Wireless and Automotive businesses - Elektrobit (EB Corporation) has announced that it is working to develop be the world's first satellite cellular hybrid phone. The Oulunsalo, Finland based Elektrobit has announced its satellite-cellular hybrid phone, also called Satellite-Terrestrial Device, at CTIA 2009, Las Vegas.

Elektrobit has stated that it will launch the first ever "Elektrobit Satellite-Cellular Hybrid Phone" by the end of 2009. The company has declared that "Elektrobit Satellite-Cellular Hybrid Phone" will feature a sleek design similar to smartphones.

Washington, Apr 7 : Hugh Jackman had a unique way to curb his anger-cliff-jumping!

The `Australia' star revealed that he found daredevil stunts as the only way to deal with his wild temper.

Jackman's parents got separated when he was just eight years old, and the actor blames the subsequent divorce, his absent mother and the attention of schoolyard bullies for his violent rage.

And his uncontrollable anger had once left his brother in hospital after a chair attack.

The manufacturer of digital video recorders just for the consumers of United States - Motorola has announced that it has tied up with the cable television company - Time Warner Cable to develop a multi-room digital video recorder (DVR) solution based on Motorola tru2way set-top software, in the United States.

New York, Apr 7 : A sinister plot to smuggle nuclear weapons materials to Iran through unwitting New York banks has been unearthed by the Manhattan District Attorney's office.

The Daily News reported that officials plan to unseal a 118-count indictment on Tuesday accusing a Chinese national of setting up a handful of fake companies to hide that he was selling millions of dollars in potential nuclear materials to Tehran.

New York, Apr 7 : General Motors, America's largest carmaker, plans to auction off about 100 of its classic cars and sell off Saab, in order to avoid bankruptcy.

The Los Angeles Times reports that GM will auction about 100 antique and show cars to help it raise money and cut down on storage fees.

"Every little bit counts. It costs a lot to house that many vehicles," said Greg Wallace, the manager of the General Motors Heritage Center.