Illegal mobile phone towers established after 2010 will be sealed with the 3 civic bodies in national capital deciding to take quick action against them.
Meanwhile, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation [EDMC] has already announced to seal 250 towers that break rules. However, the drive to seal illegal towers will start after Independence Day. Read more
According to the latest news from the world of Technology, Acer had once again come out with the sparking new device.
By launching Aspire S5, which it reckons will also be the first Windows-based PC to feature a Thunderbolt port, Acer has unveiled the ‘world’s thinnest’ moniker upon an Ultrabook.
With it Acer has become the most recent company that deals ‘world’s thinnest’ Ultrabook release which Toshiba has already made that claim.
However the Aspire S5 deals with the exhaustive features of just having 15mm its thickness, weighs less than 1.4kg and gear up with a 13.3in display, just like its predecessor, the Aspire S3. Read more
Twitter, the Social networking site was stop working for an hour in Britain when there were so much New Year messages posted in it by site users.
Along with Britain, Japan was also enlisted. The site was overloaded and crashed at 3 p.m. Saturday midnight at the time when revelers were sending a record 16,197 tweets per second on New Year’s celebrations.
Having over capacity with messages in Twitter, no one could post new messages or read existing ones. If any one tried to do it, the user was greeted with the error message: “Twitter is over capacity.”
While Twitter came back in its form to work, there were several other occasions that celebrated by the arrival of New Year in different parts of the world, were stopped.
2012 is the historical year for Britain, with the Olympics, the Paralympics and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee set to be defining moments and celebrating a grand success, the meltdown happened as the world welcomed in 2012, report released by The Daily Mail. Read more
Recently a report revealed by the law firm Divorce-Online that Facebook, a social networking site having millions users – is becoming a major factor of divorce.
However Facebook is the main reason of having hurdles in marriage breakdowns and is used as a major source of evidence in divorce cases.
Experts with computer forensics degrees can find just about anything in your computer and can use the information in court.
The managing director of Divorce-Online, Mark Keenan, said in his statement, “Facebook has become the primary method for communicating with friends for many people. People contact ex-partners and the messages start as innocent, but lead to trouble.”
“If someone wants to have an affair or flirt with the opposite sex then it’s the easiest place to do it. People need to be careful what they put on Facebook as the courts are now seeing a lot more evidence being introduced from people’s walls and posts in disputes over finances and children,” he added.
Records made by the firm shows that in past year at least 33% of the 5,000 behaviour petitions filed. Facebook was cited as a reason for a third of divorces last year in which unreasonable behaviour was a factor.
On the basis of the Daily Mail report, the firm said it had seen a 50% jump in the number of behaviour-based divorce petitions that contained the word ‘Facebook’ in the past two years. Read more
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