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Apple Inc Replaces iPhone 5 Chargers after Chinese Woman Electricuted

Following, the electrocution of a Chinese woman using a third party fake charger, Apple Inc has offered to replace all fake chargers with new ones. Complaints of faulty chargers had been rising and the iPhone maker decided to replace fake chargers for $10 from August 16-October 16.

Samsung Galaxy Smartwatch, Samsung Note III Unveils in September

In what could be the next battle for computing devices, the smartwatch will take on much interest with trademarks from Apple iWatch and Samsung's Galaxy Gear. Rivals Google and Microsoft also mentioned plans for producing watches that can send emails and make phone calls. With the advent of the iWatch type smartwatch, the demand for smartphones are expected to declines, said analsyts.

Stockholm Baby Born in Car Survives Crash

Reports say that a baby was in a car crash right after her birth. The baby’s mother gave birth to her while she was on the way to the hospital Baby Raheema’s father Mokhles Raheema was driving fast because his wife was in labour.

Rajasthan, India's Model Healthcare State a "Paradox of Poverty"

India is a complicated democracy and its digital divide separates the rich from the poor. A recent rise in the gap between these two groups is becoming more and more obvious as multinational firms try to tap into the new wealth created by an emerging middle class.With so many issues unaddressed about poverty and the lack of opportunities for the poor, poverty in India has made a drastic turn by taking a closer look at healthcare. The working model for this experiment was the state of Rajasthan,...

Youngest Facebook Bug Fixer is Just 13!

Facebook began the Bug Bounty programme 2 years ago, and the social networking site has given a million in bounties to those who have helped make the site safer.

Wearable Tech Makes 61% of Users More Informed

Now that the market for smartphones has been saturated, the new product line that’s making waves in the business world is wearable technologies. With computer-linked products like the iWatch and the Google Glass, the devices are much more closer and personal.

Stem-Cell Burgers to Meet High Demand for Beef

According to Professor Mark Post of Maastricht University, his lab has created an artificial hamburger that offers an alternative solution to growing animals for meat. Despite the idea of a stem-cell burger, he said that this would be a viable long term solution to using livestock for meat.

Captain Clarke Gives Australia a Jump in Ashes Campaign with 2-0 Victory over England

On the opening day of the 3rd test versus England, it was Australian captain Michael Clarke who worked his team into a head start in the Ashes campaign. The match began with Australia winning the toss and pegging 303-3 at Old Trafford. This gave the Aussies an impetus to win and reinstate their victory at Ashes after trailing England 2-0.

German Baby Weighs 5lbs More than Prince George of Cambridge

A 13.47-pound baby girl was born in Germany and she now holds the title of ‘heaviest baby born.’ Though the Prince of Cambridge weighed in close to 8lbs, he was still bigger than his father Prince William or his grandfather, Prince Charles in terms of birth weight.

Rudd Defends Using Obama Strategists for Upcoming Federal Elections

News reports say that newly elected Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is using strategists from abroad to assist in him in the elections.Tom McMahon, the former executive director of the Democratic National Committee, Joon Kim of the consulting firm New Partners and British social media expert, Matthew McGregor, will be part of Mr Rudd's election campaign team for 2013.

Italian Bus Crash: Pozzuoli Hosts Mass Funeral for Victims

After a devastating bus crash that killed 38 on Sunday, a mass funeral was held for the victims on Tuesday. Most of the victims are believed to be children. The tour bus was making a trip to a Christian pilgrim area. The driver was also killed in the crash.

IT Outsourcers to Work around U.S. Immigration Bill Capping Work Visas

In a rebuttal to the numerous threats to halt outsourcing to the United States, Indian IT firms are considering seeking more green card, or permanent visas for their employees. This would prevent IT employees from going through the work status, H-1B visa cuts planned by the U.S. senate

Italian Bus from Naples Takes a Plunge Killing 38

A coach carrying 50 people including children plunged off a flyover after hitting several cars. Thirty eight people are dead and ten are injured. Authorities do not know the reason for the crash.

Snowden Will not Get Death Penalty if He Returns Home

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. sent a letter to Russia, affirming that Edward Snowden would not be given a death sentence if he tries to enter the U.S. Mr. Holder Jr. also said that a passport would be issued right away so that he could fly back to the U.S. Russian President Vladimir V. Putin had said that the U.S. had gotten itself into an awkward shape, where Mr. Snowden had become immobile.

US to Assist Australia in Retrieving Bombs Dropped Mistakenly into the Great Barrier Reef

A joint military mission by the U.S. and Australia with about 30,000 soldiers was forced to abandon bombs from an aircraft after failing to land their fighter jets safely. The US Navy told the Australian government that it would offer any help required to remove the bombs mistakenly dropped inside the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef marine park .

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