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Enjoy the full songs of Housefull 2. Housefull 2 is upcoming hindi bollywood comedy movie starring Akshay Kumar, Asin, John Abraham, Jacqueline , Shreyas Talpade, Ritesh Deshmukh, Zarin Khan & others. Songs Included in Jukebox : * Papa Toh Band Bajaye * Anarkali Disco Chali * Right Now * Do You Know

Enjoy the full songs of Housefull 2. Housefull 2 is upcoming hindi bollywood comedy movie starring Akshay Kumar, Asin, John Abraham, Jacqueline , Shreyas Talpade, Ritesh Deshmukh, Zarin Khan & others. Songs Included in Jukebox : * Anarkali Disco Chali - Hyper Mix by DJ Shiva * Right Now - Remix * Do You Know - Remix * Anarkali Disco Chali - Remix by DJ Khushi

Enjoy the making of I'll Do The Talking of Saif Ali Khan upcoming bollywood movie Agent Vinod.Kareena kapoor in lead actress role in movie, this song sung by Neeraj Sridhar. Enjoy the making of this song and share your views with us.

"Ho Gayi Tun" is the latest track of mega starrer movie Players. This song features super sexy Bipasha Basu and other starcast of movie including Abhishek Bachchan, Bobby Deol, Neil Nitin Mukesh. Song~ Ho Gayi Tun Movie ~ Players Starcast ~ Abhishek Bachchan, Sonam Kapoor, Bipasha Basu, Sikander Kher, Neil Nitin Mukesh Singer ~ Yashita yashpal Music Director ~ Pritam Music Label ~ T-Series

Song: Ekla Cholo Re Singer: Amitabh Bachchan Film: Kahaani Music Director: Vishal-Shekhar Music Label: T-Series

Presenting The Majnu Side of Agent Vinod. Catch him showing his funny side with Pungi song. This song is sung by mika singh, amitabh bhattacharya, nakash, pritam while lyrics are penned by amitabh bhattacharya. Agent Vinod is the upcoming bollywood action - thriller flick starring Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor in lead roles. Enjoy this extended version of pungi song & Stay connected with us!! To set PUNGI as your callertune dial: Airtel 5432112302676 Vodafone 5372683575 Idea DT 2683575

Here is the extended version of Anarkali Disco Chali from movie Housefull 2, having a huge starcast Akshay Kumar, Asin, John Abraham, Jacqueline, Shreyas Talpade, Ritesh Deshmukh, Zarin Khan & others. Malaika Arora Khan is again ready to show her oomphy moves choreographed by Sajid's sister Farah Khan, who had earlier given a mega hit number Munni with Malaika. Song: Anarkali Disco Chali Singer: Mamta Sharma, Sukhwinder Singh Lyrics: Sameer Music Dir: Sajid-Wajid Music On: T-Series

Enjoy latke & jhatke of sexy siren Malaika Arora Khan in upcoming bollywood movie Housefull 2. Anarkali disco chali song is choreographed by Farah Khan. Enjoy the making of song of Anarkali & share your views with us.

Here is the extended version of Anarkali Disco Chali from movie Housefull 2, having a huge starcast Akshay Kumar, Asin, John Abraham, Jacqueline, Shreyas Talpade, Ritesh Deshmukh, Zarin Khan & others. Malaika Arora Khan is again ready to show her oomphy moves choreographed by Sajid's sister Farah Khan, who had earlier given a mega hit number Munni with Malaika. Song: Anarkali Disco Chali Singer: Mamta Sharma, Sukhwinder Singh Lyrics: Sameer Music Dir: Sajid-Wajid Music On: T-Series

Movie Name : Kahaani Song Name : Tore Bina Singer : Sukhwinder Singh Here is the latest song fromVidya Balan's upcoming movie Kahaani "Tore Bina". In this movie Vidya Balan plays a pregnant woman in search of her husband and the father of the child, movie is set to scheduled to release on 9 March 2012.

Here is the teaser of Anarkali song tagged as song of the year. Malaika Arora Khan is again ready to show her oomphy moves choreographed by Sajid's sister Farah Khan, who had earlier given a mega hit number Munni with Malaika.

Presenting Papa Toh Band Bajaye song from upcoming Bollywood action comedy film Housefull 2 : Dirty Dozen directed by Sajid Khan and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala. It has a huge starcast including Akshay Kumar John Abraham Ritesh Deshmukh Jacqueline Fernandez Zarine Khan Shazahn Padamsee Shreyas Talpade Mithun Chakraborty Rishi Kapoor Boman Irani Randhir Kapoor Chunkey Pandey Music is composed by sajid- wajid, while this song is sung by Neeraj Shridhar. Enjoy and stay connected with us!!

Song: Mujhko Teri Zaroorat Hai Remix Singer: Rahat fateh ali khan, Shadab faridi, Shradha Pandit Movie: Jodi Breakers Starcast: R Madhvan, Bipasha Basu, others

Motorola recently sued Microsoft alleging that Microsoft was infringing on video patents it holds. Microsoft responded by filing an antitrust complaint against Motorola alleging that Motorola was using the patent as a weapon. Motorola is seeking a temporary injunction on products it says are infringing on its video patents that Microsoft produces until the case is heard in court. The problem for Microsoft was the products in question were its bread-and-butter, including Windows and Xbox 360 consoles. Microsoft now has filed a restraining order and put up a $300 million bond in an effort to ward off that injunction and keep its major products on sale. Motorola has already asked for a hearing on April 20. The $300 million bond that Microsoft is putting up is offered to cover damages if Motorola wins the case. Florian Mueller says that this isn’t the first-time Microsoft has offered a bond to guarantee fees to avoid having products blocked from store shelves. Another interesting aspect of

If you’ve ever signed up for a forum account or newsletter on the Internet, you have probably run across the ReCAPTCHA system that has you enter characters you see in an image on the screen to prove you’re a real person and not a spammer robot. For some reason, I always have a hard time making out letters in most of the ReCAPTCHA images. Google is now using numbers from home addresses and street signs as part of the ReCAPTCHA system. Google has confirmed that it’s using the little images from its Street View image collection in its spam fighting system. The goal is to improve Google Maps by letting the users identify street names and business addresses. The reason this seems so strange at first glance is that many of us may not realize that other than helping reduce spam, ReCAPTCHA also helps to digitize text and printed materials for Google Books, and Google News archives. This is a very slick way to kill two birds with one stone on Google’s part. The images don’t appear to show the h

I’m betting this is really good news for smartphone makers. Open-source poster boy Linus Torvalds stepped up and helped stop a Microsoft patent from being used to choke licensing fees out of other companies. The patent Microsoft owns is being used to force Google Android and Linux handset users to pay licensing fees. Apparently, Torvalds stepped into the arena and helped convince an ITC Administrative LAW Judge named Theodore R. Essex that Microsoft’s patent in question was invalid. The same judge who determined that Motorola had violated four Microsoft patents, including one known simply as the 352 patent. That particular patent has to do with storing filenames with a lot of characters in old file systems like Windows FAT. Torvalds told the judge that Motorola had found the posting he had made about long filenames used in a compatible manner with short filenames, and that post predated the Microsoft patent by three years. Torvalds made a video deposition with Microsoft lawyers who tri

Three new HTC smartphones are expected to go on sale in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland on Monday, April 2. However, it appears at least one German retail store called Media Market is selling the smartphones early. The photo here is of the HTC One S as seen on the store shelves. The product card clearly shows the eight-megapixel rear camera and Android 4.0 operating system. The phone carries a cash price of €519 as opposed to the MSRP of €499. The S uses a QUALCOMM Snapdragon MSM8260A S4 processor. The HTC One range also has two other smartphones, including the One V and the One X. The store is selling the One X for €579. The X has a 4.7-inch screen, eight-megapixel camera, and runs the Nvidia Tegra quad-core processor. Any of you that live in Germany and buy the device early be sure to let us know what you think.

RIM has denied speculation that it is exiting the consumer BlackBerry business to focus on enterprise customers, arguing that it is enhancing business support rather than slashing smartphones for the general public. ”We remain committed to all of our Customers (consumer & enterprise) and are enhancing our support/solutions for enterprise” RIM’s MD of global sales and regional marketing Patrick Spence said today, ”[our] goal is to help our enterprise customers capitalise [sic] on the opportunities presented by consumerization while minimizing risks.” The financial situation at RIM is certainly dire at present. The Canadian company announced a dismal $125m loss in Q4, prompting a spree of executive lay-offs and co-founder Jim Balsillie resigning from the RIM board. However, comments by RIM CEO Thorsten Heins that the company would require “substantial change” in order to right itself, and the concession that “we can’t do everything ourselves but we can do what we’re good at” led to s

GMC has offered a bit of insight into the seemingly simple heads up display some of its vehicles such as the 2012 Acadia SUV uses. The heads up display in the car is designed to allow the driver to keep your eyes on the road and still see important details such as what year you’re in, the speed, and RPMs of the vehicle. This is similar to the tech fighter pilot used to keep your eyes ahead at all times. The technology will also indicate other things in the GMC vehicles such as vehicle warnings, outside temperature, turn signal activation, and radio information. The driver can adjust the position on the windshield, the display can be dimmed or brightened, and can be turned off. GMC says that the HUD was designed as part of the instrument panel. The GMC system uses a series of mirrors and a display screen to project the HUD on the windshield. Some of the challenges the GMC facing getting the HUD to work and look good included the need to overcome various obstacles such as the seemingly s

Face.com is claiming that its new API can detect the age of a person in a scanned photo. Using that API, the website has built a pair of Facebook apps that are able scan photos taken automatically. The API is also available to other developers who want to integrate facial recognition into their apps. The app offers minimum age, maximum range, and the estimated age. Apparently, the API isn’t 100% accurate, but it’s close enough to give an approximate age range. The algorithm uses multiple things from a photograph to help determine an age such as if your face is soft and round indicating, a younger age, or more elongated hinting the person is older. The API also looks at other facial features like smoothness and whether wrinkles are present to determine an age. The API is also able to provide a confidence level on how well was able to determine age based on the quality of the image and the way the person’s face is turned in the image. The idea behind the API is that it could allow the co

Safety regulators in the US have warned owners of certain BMW 5- and 6-series cars that they should park outdoors after a fire risk in over 367,000 vehicles was identified, though BMW insists only one incident has actually been recorded. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) confirmed that a battery cable in certain 2004-2010 BMWs may have been incorrectly attached, with the possibility of overheating and even fire, even when the car is not in use. The issue affects 1.3m cars worldwide. Although issues were first observed back in 2006, BMW says [pdf link], it claims subsequent investigations failed to identify the cause of the problem. A new round of testing in April 2011 finally discovered the fault after putting particular attention on the “special environmental or operational conditions around the battery terminal areas.” “The insulated bulkhead connector for the positive battery cable may have been incorrectly attached to the trunk floor panel, which can lead t

If you’re in the market for a new TV that is cheap and green, Sceptre has a new product that fits the bill. The TV is called the X409BV-FHD and falls into the 40-inch category, but has a 38.5-inch viewable image. The set is compliant with the stringent Energy Star 5.3 guidelines so it costs only about $14 a year to run. The TV also has other important features to go along with the energy efficiency. The set features Auto Dynamic Contrast Enhancement to provide better details in dim locations and low-light conditions on-screen. The set has three HDMI ports and a single USB port. The aspect ratio 16:9 widescreen and it has a 60 Hz frame rate. The frame rate is low by today’s standards where 120 Hz is often the norm. The contrast ratio is 5000:1 and the set supports full HD resolution. The panel response time is 8.5 ms and the TV has three common integrated tuners. The TV has integrated simulated surround sound and the neck and base is detachable so the TV can be wall-mounted. Shoppers ca

Clarion has taken the wraps off a new, Android-powered in-car head unit, the Clarion Mirage, a 6.5-inch touchscreen running Android 2.2 Froyo with a custom UI from Intel owned Wind River. The double-DIN player lacks support for physical media like CDs or DVDs, Paul Tan reports, but does have USB ports and an SD card slot along with Bluetooth for streaming. Although Android is the OS, the USB ports will play nicely with iOS devices and other PMP hardware, allowing owners to pipe through audio from their iPhones and other kit. A Navigon AG powered PND system complete with Garmin data is also on-board. The company is targeting the Mirage at vehicle OEMs – in fact it claims that, while other vendors have offered Android-based head units, such as Parrot’s Asteroid, the Mirage is the first “automotive grade” option - who’ll be able to add various extras in according to buyer whims. That could include telematics data from the car, a reversing camera, extra displays such as for rear-seat passe

RIM may be in turmoil but that hasn’t stopped the company vocally wading into the nano-SIM argument with Apple, joining Nokia in voicing protests over the Cupertino company’s voting tactics for the next-gen card. In a letter sent from RIM to the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) this week, the company accuses three Apple employees of re-registering their affiliation, in what RIM suggests is a tactic to further weight the vote toward Apple’s nano-SIM design. “Over the last few days we have observed a number of representatives from one company changing their affiliation over night” RIM wrote in the letter, submitted to the ETSI on Wednesday, “and registering to the meeting not representing their employer or any of their affiliates but representing a completely different company.” The company cites three Apple UK employees who have apparently registered as representatives of Bell Mobility, KT Corp. and SK Telekom, as well as a Vodafone D2 GmbH employee registered as T

A recently released update to the PS3 version of Battlefield 3 was supposed to offer a more enjoyable gaming experience. Instead, what some players are experiencing is random system crashes and glitches that are forcing them to perform hard resets of their console. Developer DICE has faced previous problems with the PS3, as a previously released expansion pack also caused some users to experience game-crippling bugs. The company has not responded to complaints about this latest bungled update, but it is no doubt already working behind-the-scenes to figure out what went wrong. Battlefield 3 came out last year, and publisher EA heralded it as the company’s strongest launch ever. In a matter of days it managed to move 10 million unit sales. But there has been controversy, specifically for the PS3 version, from day one. EA faced major damage control right out of the gate after it failed to deliver on one of the biggest promises it made to PS3 customers. The promise was that anyone who purc

On popular demand from our viewers, relish this amazingly great song sung by Tochi Raina. Mausam has Shahid Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor in lead roles, music is from pritam & lyrics are penned by Irshad Kamil. Song: Mallo Malli Naal Yaar De Singer: Tochi Raina Movie: Mausam Starcast: Shahid Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor Music label: T-Series

Hulu Plus is finally making its way to the world of Android tablets, but only a few are in the list of supported devices so far. Anyone who watched as the online streaming service was slowly and randomly rolled out to Android phones should know that it might take some time before massive tablet support is enacted, and the next device on the list is anyone’s guess. For now, though, some tablet owners have reason to celebrate. So here’s the complete list of supported devices: Asus’s Eee Pad Transformer Prime, Asus’s Eee Pad Transformer, Motorola’s Xoom, Motorola’s XYBoard 10.1, Toshiba’s Thrive, Acer’s Iconia, and LG’s G-Slate. Just like with the Android phone rollout, there doesn’t seem to be a common denominator among these devices. When the phone app was getting off the ground, some even suggested that Hulu was working on one device at a time and simply used whatever phones they had available at their offices. Hulu has confirmed that the seven devices mark “just the beginning of our A

That 99-cent Angry Birds download may not seem like much at first. But then you get hooked, you’re buying all the extra levels and themed seasonal editions, and then you start expanding your horizons. It’s no longer just a 99-cent game download; it’s a wall-busting obsession, and before you know if the mobile gaming industry is weighing in at $7.5 billion! Whew, that was quite a ride. A new study from SuperData (and how can you not believe a company with a name like that?) predicts a very nice rise for the emerging market. The group points to the fact that not only are the number of premium game downloads increasing consistently, but mobile gaming is able to take advantage of other revenue streams as well, like in-game advertising and of course in-app purchases. In fact, already, female gamers from the ages of 25 to 34 are spending an average of nearly $13 every month for mobile game microtransactions. Guys, ironically enough, are behind, spending less than $8 per month on average. On

If you needed another indication that mobile payments are PayPal’s future, David Marcus is all the proof you need. Marcus was the top dog in the company’s mobile division, and under his leadership a whole bevy of new mobile initiatives have launched. Now, he’ll oversee the entire Ebay-owned online payment platform. Ebay announced the structural change today, and it means PayPal will continue to steam ahead in this still-nascent market. Marcus knows his stuff when it comes to mobile payment technology. He owned a company called Zong, which specializes in authorizing customers to bill payments to their mobile carrier. PayPal acquired Zong last July, and as part of that deal Marcus began pioneering a lot of big changes for the site. For starters, PayPal now has a physical card-reading solution that lets customers accept credit card payments directly into their PayPal account in a physical, retail point-of-sale. PayPal also now supports things like mobile check desposits and near field com

Video game publisher THQ announced today that is has decided to hand pink slips to 118 of its employees across two studios. In the same breath, the company said its upcoming new entry in the Warhammer 40K series, one of its most profitable, will not be a massively multiplayer online game as it originally promised. Instead, it will focus more heavily on a single-player aspect. It is a lesson, of course, that even though games like World of Warcraft look incredibly and irresisistibly profitable, they do actually cost a lot of money, and THQ just wasn’t up for that cost. THQ CEO Brian Farrell wrote in a statement, “As previously announced, we have been actively looking for a business partner for the game as an MMO. However, based on changing market dynamics and the additional investment required to complete the game as an MMO, we believe the right direction for us is to shift the title from an MMO to a premium experience with single and multiplayer gameplay, robust digital content and com

If you haven’t found an Android tablet that inspires you yet, you are not alone. But perhaps if there would be an Android tablet built by the people who built Android, that situation wouldn’t be quite so common. And that is the exact plan of attack for Google, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. The search giant hears you loud and clear and wants to rectify this problem. If there has been a success story in the world of Android tablets so far, it would be Amazon’s Kindle Fire, just because of its low price point and Amazon’s ability to show it off to tens of millions of online shoppers per month. But it has an array of shortcomings and many don’t even put it in the same category as other high-profile tablets. So Google might be hoping to take the best of both worlds – an affordable tablet that can do everything that an iPad competitor should. If true, what would likely happen is that Google would partner up with a manufacturer that already has strong ties to distributio

In the same breath as realizing that HTC’s One X phone has been leaked, we have discovered a video of its brother, the One V. Both are set to make their official debuts shortly, but so far HTC has been rather mum on the new family of Android phones. The One V, just like the One X, was not functional at the Mobile World Congress trade show last month. Thus it has remained cloaked in mystery. A new video, though, from YouTube user welcomechina, shows the device running in its full glory. The video shows a user running through all the basic functionality of the phone – flipping through photos and using multitouch to enlarge and shrink them, scrolling through home screen widgets, and playing music. It’s unclear in what context the video was taken, but it appears to be in the middle of some kind of special event. The V will run Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, but it won’t be the most amazing device on the new platform. It only comes with a 1 GHz processor and its digital camera has a 5-meg

This month we’ve gotten the opportunity take a peek at the House of Marley Bag of Rhythm, a massive carry-along amplifier for your iPhone and/or any other device with a headphone jack. The idea here is that you carry this beast along with you wherever you want to go jamming, and turn the twin 1-inch tweeters and 4.5-inch high-definition woofers out on the world to bring sunshine and positivity to your friendly neighbors. What you’ll get is an aesthetically (and acoustically) lovely unique piece of equipment that’ll fit any one of your iPods just perfectly. Before you go too far unto this world of good vibrations, know that it’s certainly not for everyone up and down the coast. What I mean by that is that with a price of $349.99, your everyday skateboarder might not have the cash to pick one up. If you’re the kind of person who knows what they want and certainly wants equipment that’s custom built for their iPhone in a rather custom-fit kind of way, then perhaps that price is right up y

In what’s considered one of the most detailed labor investigations of a Chinese manufacturer, the Fair Labor Association (FLA) has found excessive working times and various health and safety issues at the factories of Apple supplier Foxconn. Foxconn as vowed to rectify the violations and bring all factories up to spec by July 2013. Caught in the midst of a media firestorm over labor practice complaints at its Chinese factories, Apple joined forces with the FLA in January seeking to resolve the issues. The FLA investigation is the first outside labor audit of Foxconn and relied in part on surveys of 35,500 workers that assemble iPhones and iPods at three Foxconn factories in Shenzhen and Chengdu. The investigation has uncovered more than 50 legal or code violations. One of the violations, which is commonly seen in Chinese factories, is a weekly work time exceeding the legal maximum of 49 hours in China. Not only do factories often ignore that limit, but workers often want to work more o

It was the Pwnium competition held by Google that revealed the bugs that the newest release of Google’s Chrome web browser version 18. This version has been release today to the public in its first stable release, and includes notes to the effect of congratulating the participants of the Pwnium competition for their hard work and great contributions to the Chrome project. The Chromium security page has full details of what this update is all about, meanwhile let’s have a look at some simplified details below! The following list includes prize money as well as numbered fixes that were made in the Pwnium contest this past Pwnium season. Google’s Chrome team has opened their pocketbook again and found that, surprise, developers and hackers alike do indeed enjoy finding exploits, especially when there’s cash involved. Check the dollar bills! [$500] [109574] Medium CVE-2011-3058: Bad interaction possibly leading to XSS in EUC-JP. Credit to Masato Kinugawa. [$500] [112317] Medium CVE-2011-30

RIM under new CEO Thorsten Heins has just announced fiscal fourth quarter earnings results, which, as expected by analysts, continued the company’s losing streak for the fifth time in a row. Furthermore, the company has announced layoffs among its high-level staff and plans to stop issuing financial forecasts. RIM has reported a net loss of $125 million on a revenue of $4.2 billion, a major drop from the $943 million net income and $5.6 billion revenue for the same quarter last year. Its adjusted earnings were 80 cents per share, missing analysts’ expectations for a revenue of $4.56 billion with earnings of 83 cents per share. Analysts estimated that BlackBerry shipments would drop to 11.3 million this past quarter, but RIM managed to do worse, reporting shipments dropping to 11.1 million. BlackBerry devices still outsell the iPhone in emerging markets, but its huge dive in US sales now leaves RIM with only an 8.2 percent share of the global smartphone market. This is first quarter wit

We’re just a few days out from the debut of HTC’s brand-spanking new One family, but it looks like the folks atHTCHub got a look at the leader of the line early. The HTC One X gets its full reveal courtesy of some French gentlemen, who also managed to find the smaller and sleeker HTC One S for some comparison shots. In China and parts of Europe the phone will be available for unlocked purchase on Monday, April 2nd. The HSPA+ version of the phone will cost a cool 599 Euros – about $800 US Dollars. It’s a tempting device even at that price. The One X will be the first smartphone available that uses NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 architecture, to say nothing of its 4.7-inch 720p screen. Combine that with 1GB of RAM and you’ve got an impressive platform for Android Ice Cream Sandwich, sprinkle4 with version 4 of HTC’s custom Sense UI. Other goodies include 32GB of on-board storage, an anodized aluminum casing and HTC’s custom 8-megapixel f/2.0 rear camera. Check out the packaging and extra go

There’s a fabulously sharp looking shiny new car out there in the wild this week, and it goes by the name FiskerNina. This plug-in hybrid vehicle still has few to no details revealed about it, but the absolutely beautiful curves all about it can be seen plainly thanks to a spy who appears to literally be hiding in the bushes to snap some well-placed shots between the leaves. The Fisker Nina is set to be revealed officially next week in New York, but for now we’ll have to peek at leaked shots of the left back and front left corner. The car is said to be powered by BMW four-cylinder engine not unlike what we’ve seen in the top of the line BMW 3 series already revealed for the market at large. This vehicle is a four-door sedan, though you wouldn’t know it from the ultra wild swooshes and banks around the doors and bumpers. The back door has its handle cleverly hidden between the window and the C-pillar, while the wheels have massively flashy looking shiny silver and flat-red details throu

For the second time this month, Adobe has released an update for its Flash Player in order to patch up newly discovered security loopholes. This update addresses two critical memory corruption bugs in Adobe Flash Player 11.1.102.64 that can make your system vulnerable to remote attacks. It also enables future security updates to be automatically downloaded for Windows users. The update fixes two critical memory corruption vulnerabilities that hackers could exploit to remotely take control of your system. An exploit code can be remotely executed on your system if you’re running Windows, Mac OS X, Linus, Solaris, or even some versions of Android. However, this is more of a preventative measure as Adobe is not currently aware of any exploit codes for these two particular bugs being available anywhere at this time. Adobe Flash Player 11.1.115.7 and some earlier versions of Android 4.x are not affected by these issues. Users with other versions are recommended to update to version 11.2 with

The relatively new CEO of BlackBerry’s Research in Motion Thorsten Heins has been reported as heading a series of high-level firings this week before fourth-quarter financial results. This report comes from Canada’s The Globe and Mail who note their source “close to the company” telling of executives at the senior vice-president and vice-president levels being “told they no longer had jobs on Thursday.” This report is not yet confirmed by RIM. The person speaking with TGM noted that both sales and marketing staff were also targeted, this being the same groups targeted for layoffs later this summer. RIM’s BlackBerry-laden fourth-quarter and year-end financial results will be coming soon, this move appearing to be a pre-cursor to a less-than-stellar set of numbers. BlackBerry developer events are reportedly still on for now, but again, no final word from RIM has yet been delivered. We’ll continue letting you know what we know from RIM when we hear it. Meanwhile take a look at the last 10

Researchers at the University of Southern Mississippi led by Dr. Marek Urban have developed a new type of plastic that has properties inspired by the human skin. When scratched or damaged, the new copolymer turns red as if bleeding and it can heal itself through exposure to sunlight. The plastic is made from more environmentally friendly water-based copolymers that form a molecular bridge in its polymer chains. When the plastic gets scratched or cracked, these bridges break and produce a visible color change. If applied as a thin coating to other layers of plastic, the copolymer could serve in detecting damages and self-healing minor defects. The red splotch that forms when the plastic gets “injured” could help improve safety by drawing attention to those areas so that it can be repaired if the damage is excessive. Areas on the plastic with minor scratches or defects can repair itself in the presence of intense light

The hacker group known as Anonymous has been tipped to be initiating a project called “GlobalBlackOut” which would hypothetically knock out the vast majority of the HTTP internet. Though the text posted to PasteBin does appear to be an official Anonymous release, setting in motion wheels which would eventually lead to a March 31st attack on the pillars that hold up the greater web, not all is as it seems. Anonymous’ own @anonops Twitter account dismissed the attack as a falsehood last month. This attack could very well be happening in one form or another, but the long and short of the situation is that it’s not a true “Anonymous” attack if one of their main hubs – such as Anonops – says it’s a no-go. Instead what we’ve been tipped on is that this is much more likely a sting attack created by forces that wish to take out “newb” hackers attempting to get in on the fun with no knowledge of the inner workings of Anonymous’ higher ups. That said, this note, which can be found here: http://p

Earlier today it was reported that Dell will be discontinuing its Venue and Venue Pro handsets and pulling out of the US smartphone market. However, Dell spokeswoman Ellen Murphy has responded to PCMag to refute the claims, clarifying that the company has no plans to exit the US smartphone market and will be releasing new smartphones later this year. Dell will no longer be manufacturing the Dell Venue Pro and the Dell Venue, but customers can still purchase the remaining phones from the company’s channel partners in the US. The phones are still being distributed in India and South Korea. The discontinuation was simply attributed to the shorter lifecycles of these type of mobile devices. The Dell Streak handsets previously discontinued in the US are still being distributed in China and Japan. Dell had also launched a smartphone with Baidu in China last year and has plans to continue to launch new mobile devices in China, Japan, and the US. Dell has expressed interest in launching a wide

The creators of the hit cartoon series South Park, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, did an interview at the Paley Center in which they revealed some shocking allegations of mis-deeds of the MPAA. This video is one of many in which these two fellows let loose on a variety of groups (as they’re prone to do), but the MPAA clip has begun to gain significant traffic this week as the MPAA finds its name popping up in relation to the Megaupload saga as well as the soon to be released movie “Bully” which will be released without the MPAA’s approval. Have a peek at what this pair of foul-mouthed miscreants has to say about how seemingly corrupt the MPAA appears to have gotten. What the guys say here is that they’ve got two cases of dealing with the MPAA in regards to their ratings duties – one with the movie “Orgazmo” which they produced as an independent group, the other with the first South Park movie which was produced with Paramount Pictures. The first case has the MPAA giving their movie an NC-

Whenever I’m at Starbucks, visiting my local mall, or even just driving around town, I find something rather interesting: younger people are nearly always using an Apple product. Now, I’ll fully admit that there are exceptions to the rule and I’m sure that there are countless people out there that can tell me that they are proud BlackBerry and Windows PC owners. But I’m willing to wager that if you sit on a college campus for a day and examine what all the students are using, more often than not, it’ll be an iPhone and a Mac. And when they leave school, those some individuals are using the latest and greatest Apple products. For Apple, that’s a good thing. Those people have literally grown up on the company’s products, and chances are, will continue to use them in the coming years. Even better, as those people grow their families, their children will likely grow up in Apple-only homes. A whole new generation of people will grow up knowing only Apple products. Last year, Hunch.com relea

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