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  • Usage of Mobile apps hits 51% – report produced

    Time spending by people on mobile apps is high and keeps on going. Surprising fact is people uses social media, Internet radio and photos mostly on mobile devices than their PCs. For the first time yet, time spending on mobile apps touches 51% and it’s greater than other digital mediums.  Recent mobile app report of…

  • Face Book developing mobile money wallet

    Face book is having a speak with Central Bank of Ireland regarding wallet developing that would use for face book account holders to store funds within and also it could be transfer to other users, said by FT.    The report of FT also contains that, Face book is also talking to money transfer such…

  • Opera launched Opera Mini for Blackberry and Java

    Opera Mini is the new version for Blackberry (Blackberry OS) and Java phones which has launched after a long time work. Opera Mini 8 comes with new look, feel and brand-new design additionally it looks pretty excellent. If you want to use it privately, select private browsing from settings. Need to use it on late…

  • India and Japan signed the memorandum in tourism

    India and Japan signed the memorandum of tourism to strengthen the ties of cooperation. The move is significant considering that Japan is an important source market for Indian Tourism. During 2013, India received 2.20 lakh tourists(2 million) from the East Asian country. The Memorandum was signed between the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India and…

  • Seven Sinai militants killed after air strike in Egypt

    On Thursday the Egyptian army said it killed seven militants in an air strike in the Sinai peninsula less than a week after jihadists downed a military helicopter in the restive region. The army said that the air strike targeted four houses of treacherous extremists linked to the muslim brotherhood group south of the north…

  • John Kerry finds US bid for Middle East “not unrealistic”

    US secretary of state John Kerry said during remarks at the Munich conference that he remains hopeful that the Obama’s administration’s effort to broker a peace deal between Israelis and Palestinians can succeed. A US official said in coming weeks the Obama’s administration hopes to complete a framework and will then seek to negotiate a…

  • Red Cross operations suspended, says Sudan

    On Saturday the NGO said Sudanese authorities have reportedly given the Red cross an order to suspend its operations. A spokesman told that they have received an official letter from the humanitarian aid commission informing them to suspend their activities with effect from today. The commission also cited professional issues. The ICRC’s 700 local and…

  • Four dead after bomb blast rocks Hezbollah in Northern Lebanon

    On Tuesday a car bomb burst through a Shiite neighborhood in south Beirut killing four people and sending pique of smoke over the area in the latest attack to target supporters of Lebanon’s militant Hezbollah group. This month it was the second bombing in the neighborhood of haret hreik. The blast triggered a massive fire.The…

  • Freedom for Ukraine strange, says Sergey Lavrov

    Sergey Lavrov told western politicians who advocate freedom of choice for Ukraine but say this must be pro-European choice have a strange interpretation of freedom in a security conference in Munich. Lavrov contended the Ukrainian Government’s right to stop the violence specifying a 1966 international treaty on basic political rights which has been adopted by…

  • Somnath Bharthi 2014

    Somnath Bharti, a well-known Indian lawyer as well as a politician belonging to Aam Admi Party as law minister. The Aam Admi party today get back its law minister Mr.Bharti, saying there was no proper evidence to complain that he made prejudiced comments or misbehaved with African women during a squabble midnight raid that he…

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