New Delhi, January 7 : The Internet Society of China has revealed that there were over 50 million online bloggers in the country by the end of November last year, as compared to 47 million in the same month a year ago.

Gao Lulin, deputy head of the Internet Society of China, said that the increase in the number of bloggers in the country was due to the fact that more and more Chinese wanted to express their own views about local and international events through the Internet.

AirLive, one of the most advance and universal brands for networking and communication equipments, has made announcement about the launching of its 2 latest additions, including WL-5470POE and WH-5420CPE to their awards winning Access Points, featuring AirLive new Clear Signal Technology, an anti-interference filter that makes a clear signal transmission for a stronger signal coverage.

San Francisco - Apple on Tuesday announced the biggest changes in the history of its iTunes online media store, saying it would offer the vast majority of songs without copy restrictions and at three price levels rather than the current 99-cent flat rate.

Apple also announced that it would begin offering iPhone owners the ability to download songs directly over cellular 3G networks for the same price as downloading the songs via their computers.

Chennai, Jan 5 : Consim Info Pvt Ltd, formerly known as BharatMatrimony Group, has announced the launch of the world''s first matrimony channel on the internet, BharatMatrimony. tv.

The pioneering website features exclusive and exciting videos that will create an engaging, informative and compelling experience for audiences across the globe.

BharatMatrimony. tv will also produce capsules covering news, events and developments in the world of marriages. Video clips featuring weddings of topnotch celebrities, fashion, style and bridal wear are also available.

San Francisco - A mysterious team of hackers has managed to hijack the Twitter account of US president-elect Barack Obama along with celebrities like Britney Spears, CNN anchor Rick Sanchez and Fox

San Francisco  - Apple's iconic CEO Steve Jobs on Monday issued a rare clarification about his state of health after prolonged concern about his unexplained weight loss caused a dive in Apple's shares.

In his statement, Jobs, who survived pancreatic cancer four years ago, explained that his gaunt look of late was due to a recently diagnosed hormone imbalance that was depleting proteins in his body.