Microsoft, Yahoo execs finally meet (AP)15.03.2008 10:58 - source: Yahoo tech AP - Microsoft Corp. met with Yahoo Inc. to discuss the software maker's unsolicited takeover bid earlier this week, a breakthrough that could be the first step toward a friendly deal between the two rivals. Read more |
Thomson announces Symbio VoIP phone at CeBIT15.03.2008 10:58 - source: voip-news.co.uk Thomson announced the Symbio all-in-one DECT phone and wireless internet radio at the CeBIT technology event in Hannover. The wireless DECT and VoIP phone features caller ID, which is displayed on a 128?128 colour screen; an address book for up to 200 names and numbers; and hands-free functions. It also provides a log of the [...] Read more |
USA - VoIP Market - Analysis, Statistics & Forecasts Available Now17.03.2008 10:05 - source: www.topix DUBLIN, Ireland - Research and Markets has announced the addition of " USA - VoIP Market - Analysis, Statistics & Forecasts " Until 2004 Vonage was the main provider of residential Voice over Internet Protocol ... via Earth Times Read more |
Glaciers suffer record shrinkage17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News The rate at which some of the world's glaciers are melting has more than doubled, new data says. Read more |
Dollar slides to fresh euro low17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News The euro hits another record low against the dollar amid continued fears over the state of the US currency. Read more |
Markets plummet on banking woes17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News European and Asian stock markets slump in reaction to the emergency sale of US bank Bear Stearns. Read more |
Cheney in Baghdad for key talks17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News US Vice-President Dick Cheney visits Iraq ahead of the fifth anniversary of the US-led invasion. Read more |
Milosevic allies trial to begin17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News The war crimes trial of two former Serbian intelligence chiefs is due to start in The Hague. Read more |
Markets decline on credit worries17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News Asia's major stock markets fall as investors react badly to news that Bear Stearns has been sold. Read more |
Fans flock to border peace show17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News Thousands attend a concert on the Colombian-Venezuelan border after the region's worst diplomatic crisis in years. Read more |
First coca find in Brazil Amazon17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News Coca plantations and a cocaine lab are found for the first time in a Brazilian part of the Amazon rainforest. Read more |
Deadly clashes in west DR Congo17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News At least 68 people are killed in clashes between a religious sect and police in the west of DR Congo. Read more |
Cricket: England beat NZ17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News England beat New Zealand by 126 runs on the final day of the second Test in Wellington to level the series at 1-1. Read more |
McCartneys to learn divorce deal17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News Sir Paul McCartney is due to learn how much of his fortune will go to his estranged wife in their divorce settlement. Read more |
Web creator rejects net tracking17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News The creator of the web says consumers need to be protected against internet tracking systems. Read more |
Afghan blast kills Nato soldiers17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News A suicide car bomb attack on a Nato convoy kills three Nato soldiers in southern Helmand province, police say. Read more |
New parliament opens in Pakistan17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News Pakistan's new parliament meets a month after President Musharraf suffered a huge election blow. Read more |
Rescue for troubled Wall St bank17.03.2008 10:05 - source: BBC News JPMorgan Chase is to acquire ailing US bank Bear Stearns for $2 a share, a fraction of its previous value. Read more |
China denies Tibet death reports17.03.2008 10:06 - source: BBC News A top Chinese official denies troops used lethal force on Tibetans, as a deadline for protesters to surrender nears. Read more |
Peacekeepers hurt in Kosovo blast17.03.2008 10:06 - source: BBC News UN police are forced to withdraw from a Serb stronghold in Kosovo after violent clashes with protesters. Read more |
Gene study: Exercise may not improve mood17.03.2008 10:06 - source: USATODAY.com The widely accepted view that exercise helps dispel depression and anxiety is misleading, since a common set of genes makes the ... Read more |
Seasonal allergies could spark depression, fatigue17.03.2008 10:06 - source: USATODAY.com She's quite the social butterfly, but Lynn Stockmaster says that when seasonal allergies strike, time with her husband and friends, ... Read more |
Study: Hostility harder on hearts of blacks17.03.2008 10:06 - source: USATODAY.com A cynical and mistrustful personality apparently leads to greater blood pressure fluctuations for blacks than whites, which could ... Read more |
Toy safety steps back into national spotlight17.03.2008 10:06 - source: USATODAY.com Retailers and lawmakers across the country are taking steps to make toys safer. Wal-Mart and Toys "R" Us announced plans last ... Read more |
Hong Kong shuts schools amid flu outbreak17.03.2008 10:06 - source: USATODAY.com Hong Kong's top health official faced a crucial decision when influenza started ripping through schools and a few children died: ... Read more |

