Ofcom call for clarity in broadband speed ads   Britons are not getting the broadband services they are being sold, research by the regulator Ofcom suggests....   more	SAP posts 15 percent rise in quarterly profit   German professional software giant SAP posted on Tuesday a 15 percent jump in second quarter net profit to 491 million euros (638 million dollars)....   more
Solar drone lands after record 14 days aloft: company   An ultra-light unmanned aircraft powered by solar energy and designed for military surveillance landed on Friday after two weeks aloft and setting a record for the longest unmanned flight, its manufacturer said.   more	How to stay healthy in monsoon   It's monsoon time and so, enjoy the rain, but don't forget to keep the mosquitoes at bay or to wash your hands frequently to ward off infections.   more
Pilotless drones show new face of war at Farnborough   Pilotless drones, remote-controlled military aircraft destined to play a vital role in combat, took a high-profile place at the Farnborough air show this week....   more	Startup unveils Flipboard, a 'social magazine' for iPad   A startup backed by co-founders of Twitter and Facebook launched an iPad application on Wednesday that takes links to news stories posted on social....   more
Frustration as iPad global rollout takes in New Zealand   The third phase of Apple's global rollout of the much-hyped iPad was launched in New Zealand Friday with fans of the brand expressing frustration at the....   more	Scientists find 'monster' star using Very Large Telescope   The most massive star ever, which is up to 20 million times brighter than the Sun, has been discovered using the Very Large Telescope in Chile, scientists in Britain said Wednesday.   more
Startup unveils Flipboard, a 'social magazine' for iPad   A startup backed by co-founders of Twitter and Facebook launched an iPad application on Wednesday that takes links to news stories posted on social networks and presents them in a magazine-like format.   more	Thousands of blogs shut down over 'terrorist material'   A web hosting company has said it shut down a blogging platform that was home to over 70,000 bloggers because a "link to terrorist material" and an....   more
Yahoo shares fall on disappointing profit figures   Yahoo's profits rose by more than 50% in the second quarter, but net revenues fell short of analysts' estimates and its share price fell by more than 4%....   more	Mobiles may increase risk of tinnitus, study suggests   Regularly using a mobile phone may increase the risk of tinnitus, which involves constant ringing or buzzing in the ear, a small study suggests....   more
Samsung dismisses Apple's claims on smartphones   South Korean cellphone manufacturer Samsung Electronics Tuesday dismissed claims by iPhone maker Apple that all smartphones suffer dropped signals...   more	First half 2010 hottest ever, but is it climate change?   The first six months of 2010 brought a string of warmest-ever global temperatures, but connecting these dots to long-term climate change patterns...   more
Iced tea ‘ups risk of kidney stones’   If you love iced tea, it could be time for you to give up that love – a urologist has warned that drinking it excessively could lead to kidney stones.   more	Global economic crisis threatens fight against AIDS   The global fight against HIV/AIDS is threatened by stagnating economies around the world...   more