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Washington, Sep 17 : Microsoft has developed a keyboard designed for iOS, Android and Windows tablets in its latest move to underline the company's focus on providing software services.

The new Universal Mobile Keyboard is a lot like Logitech's K480 keyboard, reported the Verge.

Microsoft's version includes a key to switch between iOS, Android, and Windows Bluetooth modes.

The keyboard is unique in Microsoft's range of wired and wireless keyboard s without the conventional Windows key.

It requires only 10 minutes of charging for a full day's use.

Washington, Sept 17 : Rihanna has slammed CBS for pulling out her 'Run This Town' song from '

Washington, Sep 17 : As Apple releases iOS 8 tomorrow and its next generation of iPhone later this week, it has come up with a guide that is aimed at helping people to switch from android to iPhone, a report said.

The guide tells new iPhone users how to transfer their photos, music, documents, contacts, and calendars from their old device to their new one using iTunes and iCloud, reported The Verge.

Ahmedabad, Sept 17 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi received the visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife at a hotel here on Wednesday.

Prime Minister Modi presented a bouquet of flowers to both the Chinese President and his wife Peng Liyuan.

The two leaders shook hands with each other and exchanged brief pleasantries.

Earlier on his arrival, the Chinese President was received by Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel and her Cabinet colleagues at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport here.

Washington, September 17 : Hilary Duff has revealed that motherhood makes her feel "s

Washington, Sept 17 : A new research has revealed about the first time capturing of extremely rapid "motions of single molecule in real time."

The researchers at University of California, Irvine opened a window into the strange realm of quantum mechanics, where nanoscopic bits of matter seemingly defy the logic of classical physics.

The moving images of a single molecule as it vibrates, or "breathes," and shifts from one quantum state to another could lead to a wide variety of important applications, including lightning-fast quantum computers and un- crackable encryption of private messages.