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Wireless sensors extend Internet's reach
2007-02-19 08:58:00
But critics say networks can be prone to malicious security attacks !!!LOS ANGELES - To the untrained eye, the sleek, airy building constructed atop a decommissioned nuclear reactor at the University of California, Los Angeles could pass for high-tech office space. A closer inspection of the glass-and-steel facade reveals dozens of miniature, low-resolution cameras and sensors . They're wirelessly linked to computers throughout the 6,000-square-foot space, keeping tabs on traffic flow in public areas and monitoring temperature, humidity and acoustics. The building serves as a testing ground for developing and perfecting wireless sensing technology to connect major chunks of the real world to the Internet . Such networks could monitor the environment for pollutants, gauge whether structures are at risk of collapse or remotely follow medical patients in real time. "I see this as the next wave of extending the Internet into the physical world," said computer scientist Deborah Estrin, who
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Microsoft to update Windows for wireless
2007-02-19 08:55:00
Microsoft is expected to disclose details of Windows Mobile 6 on Monday!!! REDMOND, Wash. - Microsoft Corp. plans a launch this spring of its next-generation operating system for wireless devices, Windows Mobile 6, which is important for the company's efforts to grab market share beyond the desktop. Microsoft is expected to disclose details of Windows Mobile 6 on Monday at a telecommunications conference in Barcelona, Spain. The company pledged that the new software would render e-mails and other documents much as they appear on desktop computers. The software also will have deeper connectivity to Microsoft's "Live" suite of online services, including instant messaging. Those features are part of a broader effort by Microsoft to use connectivity to its prevalent desktop software as a strategy for catching up with the worldwide leader in mobile operating systems, Symbian Ltd.
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Samsung unveils iPhone-like handset
2007-02-19 08:51:00
Ultra Smart F700 has slide-out key pad, large touch-screen!!!SEOUL, South Korea - Samsung Electronics Co. has unveiled a new mobile phone that features some of the sleek design and functions of Apple Inc.'s much-hyped iPhone . Samsung's Ultra Smart F700 will be exhibited at next week's 3GSM World Congress, a telecommunications exhibition in Barcelona, Samsung spokeswoman Sonia Kim said Friday. Mobile phone makers have been scrambling to match the iPhone, unveiled last month by Apple CEO Steve Jobs. The device, which will be available starting in June, marks the iPod and Macintosh computer maker's entry into the mobile phone business. The ultra-thin iPhone is controlled by a large touch screen. It plays music, surfs the Internet, and runs a version of the Mac OS X operating system, among other functions. Samsung said the Ultra Smart F700 also has a full touch screen as well as a traditional QWERTY key pad that slides out "for users who are not yet familiar with a touch-screen-only


Search engine trawls Castro speeches, not Web
2007-02-19 08:46:00
HAVANA - Cuba built an Internet search engine that allows users to trawl through speeches by Cuban leader Fidel Castro and other government sites, but does not browse Web pages outside the island. The search engine unveiled at a conference this week underscored restrictions on Internet access in communist-run Cuba, which the government blames on U.S. trade sanctions. Cubans cannot buy computers and Internet access is limited to state employees, academics and foreigners. Cubans line up for hours to send e-mails on post office terminals that cannot surf the World Wide Web. Passwords are sold on the black market allowing shared Internet use for limited hours, usually at night. Cuba's first search engine can search any subject, but only on Cuban servers, or the Cuban intranet, including 150,000 government sites and the state-run media. It has a special function key on the homepage to browse through hundreds of Castro's speeches since day one of his revolution in 1959. "The aim is to
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Scientist: Frog could be 25 million years old
2007-02-19 08:41:00
Tiny amphibian was found completely preserved in amber!!!MEXICO CITY - A Mexican researcher announced the rare find of a tiny tree frog completely preserved in amber on Wednesday that he estimates lived about 25 million years ago. The chunk of amber containing the 0.4-inch frog was uncovered by a miner in southern Chiapas states in 2005 and was bought by a private collector, who lent it to scientists for study. Only a few preserved frogs have been found in chunks of amber — a stone formed by ancient tree sap — mostly in the Dominican Republic. Like those, the frog found in Chiapas was of the genus Craugastor, whose relatives still inhabit the region Biologist Gerardo Carbot of the Chiapas Natural History and Ecology Institute, who announced the discovery, said it was the first such frog found in amber in Mexico. Carbot said he would like to extract a sample from the frog's remains to see if they contain well-preserved DNA, in order to identify the frog's species. However, he e


Shuttle begins trek to launch pad
2007-02-19 08:38:00
Preparing for 11-day mission to the international space stationCAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Space shuttle Atlantis began a sluggish move to the launch pad on Thursday in preparation for a mid-March mission to continue construction of the international space station. The shuttle started the 3.4-mile journey from the Vehicle Assembly Building aboard the massive crawler-transporter vehicle at 8:19 a.m. The trip was expected to last six hours. Atlantis is set to launch on March 15 for the first space shuttle mission of the year. The six-man crew will deliver a new segment and a pair of solar arrays that will be used to power the space station. NASA is hoping to launch four or five space shuttle missions this year, the most ambitious schedule since 2002.
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Daylight-saving glitch threatens mini-Y2K
2007-02-19 08:31:00
Software bug could skew everything from Outlook to airline schedules !!!!!!---------------------------------------------------------Daylight saving time arrives a little earlier — March 11 — and stays a little later — Nov. 4 — this year. And it's bringing a problem along with it that could affect everything from stock trades to airline schedules to your BlackBerry.Software created before the law mandating the change passed in 2005 is set to automatically advance its timekeeping by one hour on the first Sunday in April, not the second Sunday in March. Congress decided that more early evening daylight would translate into energy savings.The result is a glitch reminiscent of the Y2K bug, when cataclysmic crashes were feared if computers interpreted the year 2000 as 1900 and couldn't reconcile time appearing to move backward. If banks and other institutions aren't properly prepared, automatic stock trades reportedly might happen at the wrong hour, buildings that unlock at a ce


Google Apps Suite to Include Docs, Spreadsheets
2007-02-20 11:29:00
Google is finalizing the integration of Docs & Spreadsheets to enhance its free services and software offerings.!!!Google Inc. is finalizing the integration of Docs & Spreadsheets with Google Apps for Your Domain, another step in its strategy to build a suite of hosted applications for organizations. The introduction of the new version of Google Apps for Your Domain including Docs & Spreadsheets will happen this quarter, and it could come as early as next week, several people familiar with the company's plans said. It has been widely assumed that at some point Google would add Docs & Spreadsheets, a word processing and a spreadsheet program, to Google Apps, a suite of communication services for organizations. Docs & Spreadsheets lets multiple users share files and collaborate on them. Google Apps provides white-label versions of several Google communication services, including the Gmail Web mail service, the Talk instant message and voice chat service and the Calendar online sched
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o2 XDA Stealth
2007-02-20 11:22:00
The o2 Stealth is one of the first Windows Mobile Pocket PC to have a vertical slider with a numeric key pad. Similar designs like the HTC Wizard, T-Mobile MDA, and the Cingular 8525 are all pocket PC's with slide out keyboards but are missing the numeric keypad. When you have a Pocket PC there are times that you simply wish to dial a number not by pulling out your stylus or tap the display with you fingers. Since HTC is not manufacturing phones for o2 anymore, other companies are taking their place. The o2 Stealth is made by Gigabyte Communications from Taiwan who have been bringing many new Windows Mobile devices to the market as of late. How is the o2 Stealth overall? Does it compete with other HTC devices released by o2? Read on to find out!!Before the o2 stealth, the only Windows mobile devices that had a numeric keypad were Smartphones. The o2 stealth is the first Pocket PC to introduce a vertical slide out numeric keypad. The keypad has big buttons which makes it easy to dial


Motorola MPX220
2007-02-20 11:18:00
The Motorola MPx 220 is not a new phone to the market, in fact it is a couple years old. Old does not always necessarily mean bad because this phone can offer some of the same features that new phones offer. The MPx 220 in my opinion is one of the most beautiful flip phone's to be released thus far. The chrome panel on the front of the phone makes it stand out like no other. The MPx 220 is a Windows Mobile Smartphone and runs the 2003 version. The MPx comes in two colors; silver and black.The MPx 220 has an excellent design and looks awesome. The front of the phone has a chrome panel which makes the phone stand out. The phone comes in two colors; black and silver. The black version is not quite black but very dark maroon which looks black. The flip mechanism on the phone is great. When you open or close the phone you can hear a clicking sound which makes it secure. The camera is located on the front flip beside the LED flash.


Samsung SGH-X830 Black
2007-02-20 11:12:00
The Samsung X830 is half Mp3 player and half phone. The X830 looks exactly like an iPod when closed. In my opinion the X830 is the Samsung version of the "iPhone". When closed the phone looks like a normal MP3 player but when open looks like a cell phone. The dial jog on the phone resembles that of the iPod but works a little different. The phone currently comes in four colors: black, white, orange and pink, but more colors are expected to hit the market soon. The X830 has 1 GB memory built in, and others may have up to 4GB in the near future. Is the X830 a good alternative to the "iPhone" being released by Apple? How is the phone overall? READ ON TO FIND OUT!!!Overall the design is excellent. Apart from copying the iPod's looks, the phone looks awesome. The one I am reviewing is the pearl white color, which looks like an iPod shuffle. Overall the X830 is very small in size and measures only 84x30x19 mm.The X830's keypad is hidden when closed. The phone swivels out like the
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Eten Glofiish X500
2007-02-20 11:06:00
The ETEN X500 is currently one of the thinnest Pocket PC's available on the market. ETEN introduced their new lineup of Pocket PC's called Glofiish . Currently two Glofiish models have been released; the Glofiish X500 and M700. They are ETEN's high end models, offering features that other models do not. The X500 has built in GPS, Wi-Fi, FM radio and a 400 MHz processor. It is similar to the HTC P3300 offering the same features, but which one comes out on top?Currently the X500 is the thinnest Pocket PC available on the market and measures only 15.5mm in thickness. The phone's width is almost the same as the P3300's but it is a bit taller. The front of the X500's housing is silver and the back is fitted with a smooth black plate.The X500 has a four-way directional pad located under the screen. On the right side of the D-pad there is the right soft key and the red end button. On the left side of the D-pad there is the left soft key and the green talk button. There are also two


Nokia n91 Gray
2007-02-20 11:04:00
Any handset make with a music phone on the market will now have to face the inevitable comparison to a certain computer company's newly unveiled entry into the mobile marketplace. However as flashy as the iPhone looks to be, companies like Nokia , Sony Ericsson, and LG have been equipping cell phones with digital music players for quite awhile now.Nokia's N91 is something of a breakthrough product in that its one of the first mobile phones to pack an onboard hard drive for media storage that measures in the Gigabytes, not Megabytes. With 4GB of onboard storage (an 8GB special edition model is also available), the N91 has the same capacity as an iPod nano, making it a true contender to the "Holy Grail of Convergence" sought by manufacturers looking to replace your phone and music player with one device.Problem is, as good as the N91 looks on paper, it doesn't quite deliver in hand. The handset isn't lacking in features, what with WiFi connectivity, a 2MP camera, and Symbian Series 60


HTC P3300
2007-02-20 11:01:00
The HTC P3300 is one of the latest Pocket PC's and offers features like no other in its class. The P3300 has Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC with AKU 3. The phone has built in GPS, Wi-Fi, GPRS and EDGE. The best part about the phone is that it comes with TOMTOM navigation version 6 preinstalled. TOMTOM is known world wide for their GPS programs and it is nice to see that it comes preinstalled with the phone. A new exciting feature on the phone is the built in mouse. Like the Blackberry pearl, the P3300 has a little trackball but can also be used to control the onboard mouse. The HTC P3300 is also known as the HTC Artemis, O2 Orbit and MDA compact III. Although the phone offers an extensive list of features, how is it overall? Is the mouse really necessary? What's the GPS like? READ ON TO FIND OUT!!The P3300 looks awesome plain and simple. The phone has a dark grey finish and chrome side panels. The microphone is located on the top and contains two LED lights. When the phone is charging


NOKIA N73
2007-02-20 10:57:00
Sometimes I wonder what the mobile phone industry would be like if each manufacturer was limited to, say, five new releases per year. Ideally they'd be forced to divvy up their wares into clearly defined segments and make one exemplary model per segment. For instance, a company might make one excellent smartphone, one super high-end multimedia phone, one slim/fashion phone, one solid mid-range phone, and one inexpensive or specialty phone. And that's it. That way if you wanted a high-end multimedia phone you'd only have to choose which company's version you prefer ... and not from the four or five models offered by each company, each with a slightly different feature set, form factor, and design.Alas, we live in a free market economy and as such are subject to the good and the bad that comes with almost unlimited choice in the marketplace. So rather than offering us a single ultimate multimedia phone, Nokia gives us the entire N-series, a range of mobile devices that includes the "


HTC Excalibur
2007-02-20 10:54:00
HTC has done it again, introducing their first one-handed QWERTY Smartphone: the HTC Excalibur . The Excalibur is also known as the T-Mobile DASH and the HTC S620. The S620 is a direct competitor of the Motorola Q but offers a lot more features in a smaller more compact design. The Motorola Q GSM version has still not been released and the S620 may take all of its potential sales. The S620 has Windows Mobile 5, 200 MHz processor, built in Wi-Fi, GPRS and EDGE. The S620 is smaller than the Q and has better battery life too. Is the Excalibur worth getting? Should you renew your contract to get it? Read on to find out!!The S620 is very small in size. Compared to the Motorola Q, the it is smaller in length but slightly thicker in width. The whole phone has a soft rubber feel and comes in black. The phone was designed very well. One design aspect of this phone I liked a lot is where the expandable memory is located. Usually phone's expandable memory is either located on the out side or und


Nokia N80 Review
2007-02-20 10:52:00
IntroductionWhy is it that so many mobile phones are almost perfect, but none can quite achieve perfection? I'm not talking about "You can't please all of the people all of the time" type imperfection, either. I'm talking about design and functionality choices that leave me scratching my head and asking, "What were they thinking?"The Nokia N80 is a perfect example of the incredible frustration caused by an almost perfect product. With a 3 megapixel camera, high-resolution display, Symbian OS, and built-in WiFI, the N80 looks to be the perfect phone — on paper. But once in hand, I found two of the N80's flaws, in particular, annoying enough to make me pull my SIM card and put the phone back in its box.Granted, I took the N80's $599 retail price into account when considering said flaws. So don't get me wrong: the N80 is a seriously powerful device with alot going for it. But if you spent $600 on a mobile phone, you'd want perfection, too, right?DesignThe N80 is a little brick of


Samsung SGH-T629 Review
2007-02-20 10:50:00
IntroductionSliders, sliders everywhere but nary a black one in sight. Samsung 's new t629 slider phone takes the place of the t809 in T-Mobile's lineup, trading in all-black chic for silver sleek while leaving the rest of the handset mainly the same. Why the change? Is the t629 really any better than the t809 it replaces? I guess that depends on which you prefer, black or silver. As the adage goes, beauty is only skin deep, and there are some notable changes to this latest Samsung slider - most importantly, perhaps, being compatibility with T-Mobile's new "myFaves" service plan. The t629 carries on Samsung's tradition of making head-turning handsets with brilliant displays, though it lacks the t809's ingenious swivel camera housing. On the other hand, it makes up for one of the t809's major shortcomings: battery life. Read on to get the scoop. DesignAt 99 x 51 x 14mm, or just over half an inch thick, the t629 certainly qualifies as a slim phone, if not quite as thin as Samsung


Sony Ericsson M600i Review
2007-02-20 10:47:00
IntroductionFull disclosure up front: The Sony Ericsson m600i smartphone is not for everyone. It has some quirks and flaws, and the fact that it's only compatible with European high speed networks is a major shortcoming for a smartphone to be used in the U.S.That being said, I love this phone. There's no camera and I still love this phone. I'm a righty and the jog wheel is placed for left thumb scrolling and I still love this phone. The first m600i I got my hands on had buggy firmware and wouldn't connect to the Internet and I still love this phone.Why? Because it's so elegant and pretty that I like using it. Sometime's it's just that simple.A lot of the reasons I like using the m600i have to do with the UIQ 3.0 interface it's running on top of Symbian OS 9.1. That and the phone's clean, simple look and it's innovative QWERTY keypad. This hardware/software duo makes the m600i one of the most elegant phones I've ever had the pleasure of using. Of course some people find tha
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BlackBerry RIM 8100 Pearl Review
2007-02-20 10:40:00
IntroductionBlackBerry PDA phones have become so synonymous with on-the-go email over that terms like "BlackBerry Thumb" (a form of Repetitive Stress Injury) and "BlackBerry Addiction" (a form of, well, addiction) are becoming part of our cultural lexicon. Ask around and odds are you know at least a few people who own BlackBerries, and at least one who feels utterly naked without theirs.BlackBerry has recently introduced it's first "consumer model," the T-Mobile exclusive BlackBerry Pearl 8100. The Pearl is not only the smallest BlackBerry ever, but it's also the first to incorporate multimedia features generally deemed unnecessary by the traditionally corporate BlackBerry clientele.With a 1.3 MP camera and media player in its corner, can the Pearl win the masses over to the BlackBerry way of life? Maybe. The Pearl is an eye-catching phone that packs a ton of functionality into its shiny little body. But it's half-dialing/half-typing keypad is tiny and evidence of BlackBerry's corp


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2007-02-21 08:15:00
Payperpost has introduced a new program named Review My Post. Any prospective payperpost postie can earn by writing a review of any of the posts in my blog and earn a 7.50 dollars by doing so.REVIEW ANY OF THE POSTS IN MY BLOG, ADD A LINK FROM YOUR BLOG TO MY BLOG AND EARN 7.50$.Click on the image " ".Click this button on the post which you want to review about. Follow the instructions. Sign in. After signing up with payperpost, a special opportunity is created just for you and you get paid a 7.50 $ for writing a review of my post. After you join payperpost, you can also advertise on blogsThis is a great move by Payperpost for both the existent postie and the prospective postie providing advantage for both. The prospective posties have a wide range of content to review. The offer is open for all the posts and not the sponsored posts alone. This the most wonderful feature. Shall I tell a secret, the owner of the blog ( that is the existent postie) also gets a 7.50 dollar each time a blo


Google Says Diagnostics Don't Catch Many PC Drive Failure
2007-02-22 06:41:00
Built-in disk drive diagnostics only predict about half the drive failures that occur, Google said after studying thousands of drives.Google research has shown that built-in disk drive diagnostics only predict about half the drive failures that occur. Modern disk drives have a built-in self-test and diagnostic facility termed Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology--SMART. The drive firmware monitors a range of drive parameters, things like the number of seek errors and the disk spin-up time. If these parameters degrade over time it may indicate the unit is heading for a breakdown. With advance warning of an impending disk failure you will have a chance to move files and/or replace the unit before you lose any data. Google's study looked at more than one hundred thousand disk drives which were a combination of serial and parallel ATA consumer-grade hard disk drives, ranging in speed from 5400 to 7200 rpm, and in size from 80 to 400 GB. The observed range of annualized fa
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DVD Burning Tips: How to Avoid the Top Five Disc-Burning Mistakes
2007-02-22 06:38:00
A few precautions can help ensure that the CDs and DVDs you burn will play successfullyCD/DVD recorders and media are pretty mature and stable products at this point. But if you aren't careful, a bad burn could still happen--and leave you with only a bicycle reflector for your effort. Here are the five most common disc-burning errors, and how to avoid them. 1. You didn't verify: If there's a golden rule for burning discs, it's "Thou shalt verify." Using your burning software's verify (or validate) function to compare what has been written with what was read is your best hedge against nasty surprises down the road (see FIGURE 1). The verify function won't increase your chances of burning a disc successfully, but it will let you know of a problem in time to burn another disc. Many a seemingly successful burn will bug out when you play it--not because the disc has gone bad, but because the burn was bad to begin with. 2. It's the wrong media: In a perfect world, choos
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Cisco Backtracks on Open Source Promise
2007-02-22 06:30:00
A Cisco official said today that the company has not made up its mind yet about the future of its CTA software After promising to turn the client software for its CTA (Cisco Trust Agent) into an open-source application, Bob Gleichauf, CTO of Cisco's Security Technology Group, said that the company has not made up its mind yet about the future of the software. "Where I misspoke was speaking in terms of CTA going open source as if that's a given, and that was incorrect. That was my mistake," Gleichauf told InfoWorld last week. "It has been part of a discussion of a number of different options available to us, but it's not a viable option at this time," he said. A more circumspect Gleichauf said that in earlier comments he was just speculating that CTA might be turned into an open-source component. "Open source was one thing that's a way of dealing with various components as work toward an integrated solution," he noted He declined to discuss the pros and cons of going open source
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Norton 360 to Ship Next Month
2007-02-22 06:25:00
Symantec's next-generation desktop security software is set to ship in the middle of next month, according to Amazon.com.Retailers have begun taking orders for Symantec Corp.'s next-generation desktop security software, and the product is set to ship in the middle of next month, according to Amazon.com Inc. Symantec has been working on the software for more than a year and is heavily marketing it as an alternative to Microsoft's Windows Live OneCare and McAfee's Total Protection 2007. Like its competitors, Norton 360 can be used to back up files, and the software also delivers new encryption, hard drive clean-up, and password-protection features. The software, which is sold on an annual subscription basis, has been beta tested by more than 100,000 users since it was released in beta late last November. Symantec had said it was expecting to ship Norton 360 some time in March, and over the past few days, Amazon has begun accepting orders for the product, which will be released to
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Sleek BlackBerry 8800 Lacks Some Features
2007-02-22 06:19:00
The BlackBerry 8800 smart phone is a departure from previous BlackBerries. It is both more mainstream and more refined. But it also suffers from some missing features that diminish the attractiveness of this otherwise elegant device. After its successful foray into the consumer market with the black berry perl, Research In Motion. RIM set out to give the 8800 a bit more swagger than previous business-oriented BlackBerries. As is typically the case with RIM, everything it did on the 8800, it did very well. But many users will miss some of the features that RIM chose not to support, most notably 3G and Wi-Fi. Bottom line: We liked the BlackBerry 8800 a lot. Depending on your needs, however, you may not be as enthusiastic. New Look and Feel The first thing you're likely to notice about the BlackBerry 8800 is that it looks and feels less like older BlackBerry models and more like the current crop of best-selling smart phones, such as the Motorola Q and Samsung BlackJack. It's still a
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John Goes The Whole Hog ... For The Camera
2007-02-22 06:16:00
John Abraham's stint in 'Water' seems to have done him good ; even better must have been the fact that his film is in the running for Oscar . For, John has loosened up consederably , what with his plans to go walking on the red carpet at the Academy AwardsOne way that John has opted for , to show that he is ready for Hollywood , is by stripping down to his birthday suit ! Apparently , he has done a nude scene in 'No Smoking' ! Obviously the title says 'no' only to ciggerette smoking , and not the ladies audience that will be emitting steam when John will appear on screen for the above mentioned shot !
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´Honeymoon Travels Pvt . Ltd.´ Or Travails Of Honeymooning Couples ?
2007-02-22 06:13:00
It may sound like the name of a travel company but 'Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd.' is actually the name of Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar's production venture . The film , directed by debutante Reema Kagti , is about six married couples on a package honeymoon to Goa . They are travelling by a bus . Giving the twelve people company are the bus driver , a guide and a handyman . Seven different stories unfold and each of them explores the nature of love and human relationshipsThe 4-day honeymoon package is interspersed with a lot of fun . There's a radio show in which the jockey plays the role of a narrator . There is also a mystery man following the bus from Bombay to Goa . The romantic comedy's six married couples are :- Boman Irani and Shabana Azmi ; Kay Kay Menon and Raima Sen ; Amisha Patel and Karan Khanna ; Sandhya Mridul and Vikram Chatwal ; Abhay Deol and Minisha Lamba and last but not the least Ranvir Shorey and Dia Mirza . While Naseer plays the bus driver , there is A


Breaking News - Saif Admitted To Lilavati Hospital For Chest Pain
2007-02-22 06:12:00
As we had said in our earlier scoop today , actor Saif Ali Khan was nominated in two categories at todays Stardust awards for 'Omkara' . To add to that , the actor was to perform at the awards at MMRDA ground in Bombay .However , the actor was rushed to Bombay's Lilavati Hospital , earlier this evening complaining of chest painAccording to the latest the star is going in for an angiography at this point of time . Saif's sister Soha , actors Fardeen Khan and Preity Zinta and director Pradeep Sarkar have already visited the actor
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Nominated For The Same Performance In Two Categories !
2007-02-22 06:10:00
In one of the award shows being held (at this point of time) in Bombay's MMRDA ground , actor Saif Ali Khan has been nominated for his superb acting in 'Omkara' . However , that was expected and what was not expected is that Saif has been nominated in 'Star Of The Year-Male'(equivalent of 'Best Actor') and 'Best Actor In Negative Role' for the same performance !One just wonders why Hrithik Roshan and Shah Rukh Khan were not shown the same magnanimity for their performances in 'Dhoom:2' and 'Don' , as both find a place in the nominations , but only in the 'Star Of The Year-Male' category .
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