Microsoft plans free version of Office

The IT Group has announced two weeks before the launch of Windows 7 new details about the Office package 2010th.
Similar to the free online service aims to Office 2010 for the first time can be used free of charge in a stripped-down desktop version. Office 2010 users are users Starter provides rudimentary Word and Excel functions to create and edit documents. Microsoft is sponsoring the offer by advertising insertions. Office 2010 Microsoft Works replaced starter and is offered exclusively pre-installed on new PCs. Read the rest of this entry »

Check U.S. cooperation with the Taliban

The debate over the right strategy in Afghanistan is being heated. Thus, the war is not lost, are increasingly being considered daring ideas. How the U.S. government could will soon collaborate with the Taliban.

What next in Afghanistan? The U.S. policy has Read the rest of this entry »

Sony launched the lightest computer in the world

The consumer electronics group presents a mix of laptop and netbook: The Vaio X Series is just 725 grams.

Half as heavy as a netbook but still with a large 11.1-inch screen equipped: Sony’s new X-Series from Sony brings only 780 grams on the scales. Read the rest of this entry »

Tens of thousands of Cubans cheer “Che”

The Franco-Spanish singer Manu Chao has given tens of thousands of Cubans before a memorial concert for the Argentine revolutionary Ernesto “Che” Guevara.

Accompanied only by a guitar, the artist was on Saturday at the University of Havana, including his hits “Clandestine” and “Desaparecidos “for the best. Many of the approximately 20,000 fans wore “Che” T-shirts and so reminiscent of the well 42 years ago killed Guevara. Read the rest of this entry »

Obama raised with Nobel

U.S. President Barack Obama is with the news of his award with the Nobel Peace Prize has been raised to a little before six clock (12 clock BST). He has responded with a brief word.

The White House spokesman, Robert Gibbs, Obama called on Friday. A reaction had surprised the White House but not at first: it was entirely from the decision. Read the rest of this entry »

France wants to ban cell phones in schools

The French policy aims to students in elementary and intermediate level no longer permit the use of mobile phones in school.

The Senate, the second chamber of Parliament, said on Wednesday the law on environment-added similar wording. Cell phones represented a “threat to public health,” it states. The board also decided to ban cell phone advertising, which is aimed specifically at children under the age of 14.

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Islamists in Berlin were planning terrorist attacks in Russia

The large-scale raids in Berlin, served investigation against three suspected Islamists who were planning terrorist attacks in Russia have it.

The action had nothing to do with the Islamist rough cut videos that have been announced in which terrorist attacks in Germany, it was said. Nobody was arrested.

As part of a criminal investigation into conspiracy to murder 28 search warrants for 26 properties in Berlin had been executed. The investigations were Read the rest of this entry »

The cell phone as a wristwatch

Like a watch is worn, a new mobile phone that brings the manufacturer LG this month on the market.

A clock, as they would wear, “Knight Rider” today: The GD910 Watch Phone.

In the eighties communicated “Knight Rider aka” Michael Knight and his wonder-car KITT on his watch and could with KITT’s help and even make calls with the clock. While Knight Rider is being celebrated this week a revival on TV at RTL, can continue to call everyone with his wristwatch. Read the rest of this entry »

The bomb in the body

A new method of attack al-Qaida terrorist experts worried. And it could have major impact on security at airports.

The suicide attack killed: Abdullah Asieri. 

The end of August saw a suicide attack in Saudi Arabia for much attention. The assassin was up to the office of Prince Mohammed Bin Naif penetrated, where there was an explosion. Naif, who is responsible as deputy interior minister Read the rest of this entry »

Japan’s Ex-Finance Minister Nakagawa found dead

Former Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa is no longer alive. He was ignominiously surrendered after a disgraceful performance from politics.

As police and Japanese media reported on Sunday found the body of the former minister in his Tokyo home. For further details, a police spokesman initially did not comment.

According to the media Nakagawa was discovered in his bedroom. He had caused an international stir in February when he appeared drunk at a press conference on the G-7 Summit released in Rome.

Nakagawa’s appearance made him the Read the rest of this entry »