The already popular PDA phone, Asus P320, is all set to revive its magic once again as it will now be available in two brand new shades- Lustrous Pink and Pearlescent White. The high demand of this mini and stylish PDA phone along with new and vibrant shades has led Asus to introduce it in the Indian market for those who are fashion-savvy yet techno-freaks.

New Delhi, August 1 : A partial solar eclipse was seen in parts of country as a large crowd gathered at a planetarium in New Delhi to see the eclipse on Friday.

A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves between the sun and the earth, blocking out the sun from the areas in the moon''s shadow. Without the sun''s light, the sky darkens enough for stars to be seen and the corona makes a spectacular halo around the moon.

London, August 1 : More than 100 ancient rock carvings on boulders and open bedrock have been discovered throughout Northumberland and Durham in the UK, which date back to 5,000 years.

According to a report by BBC News, among the discovered Neolithic carvings of circles, rings and hollowed cups, one of the most interesting finds was an elaborately carved panel on Barningham Moor, near Barnard Castle in County Durham.

“We know virtually nothing about this art. That’s the exciting part of this discovery,” said Kate Wilson, inspector of ancient monuments at English Heritage. “What we need to do now is to discover how this art relates to other prehistoric features in the landscape,” she added.

Finnish giant Nokia has made announcement about the launching of its Nokia 6210 Navigator mobile phone, which it showcased during the Mobile World Congress, in the Indian market.

The newly launched mobile handset comes packed with astounding features including a 2.4 inch 16-million color QVGA display (320×240 resolution), a digital compass, Nokia Maps, quad-band GSM connectivity (850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz) and a 3.15 MP camera with auto focus, flash and video recording.

London, July 31 : Kids as young as eight encounter nightmare images of porn, violence and horror on the worldwide web, warn Brit MPs, who insist that the spell of Internet’s “dark side” is spreading day-by-day.

According to a Commons report, one in six schoolchildren has seen “nasty, worrying or frightening” content and one in five has faced cyber-bullying.

However, not much is being done by video-sharing sites such as YouTube to prevent kids’ exposure to objectionable content like hard porn, rape, bullying and fist-fights.

In addition, there are sites that promote extreme diets and even suicide.