Danny Boyle's "Slumdog Millionaire", from Fox Searchlight Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures, is a comedy, a tragedy, a romance and a social commentary all rolled into one stylish, unpredictable package.
The film was the audience favorite at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, and, form the rave reviews, it could already be on its way towards winning more significant awards in the coming months.
The customers till now had known T-Mobile for its mobile phones. But now they will also know it for its latest line digital picture frames called Cameo, which would hit the market this holiday season. The good thing about these Cameo frames, which are loaded with innovative functionality, is that it will allow the users to send their images straight from their mobile phones to the digital frames. The frame is also packed with a cellular modem which boasts its own phone number.
Indian market recently witnessed the launch of Gigabyte's two new motherboards from the X58 Series, dubbed as the GA-EX58-EXTREME and GA-EX58-UD5.
The latest motherboards, that support the new Intel Core i7 processors, integrate the Intel X58 Express chipset and possess features like new QPI interface, 3 channel DDR3 support, 3 Way SLI and CrossFireX support and Ultra Durable 3 technology.
According to a report published recently, Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Studios, better known as MGM is the first major movie studio to post full-length feature films on YouTube, the world's biggest stage for online videos.
After spending months smoothing fractured relationships in Hollywood, YouTube as reported by CNET News on Thursday, is preparing to launch a feature-film service on its website.
Software giant Microsoft, joined by rivals Google and Yahoo, has launched a local mapping service for India, which offers users access to detailed listings and street maps for 9 Cities, business listings across 29 cities, and access to highway networks to 20,000 cities and towns.
Microsoft's India Development Centre (MSIDC) in Hyderabad has developed the first version of the service, on the PC and mobile at http://maps.live.co.in and http://m.live.co.in.
It seems that Moller International is determined to turn dreams into reality; that's why the company has announced that within the next two years, it would come out with Autovolantor, a flying car. Autovolantor is supposed to be based upon Ferrari 599 GTB model since the shape and layout is apt to remodel it into the flying machine, and would carry a rice tag of 50,000 pounds.
The car has been equipped with vents that would tilt in order to keep the car in the air. The car will have a speed of 100 mph on ground and in air it will have a speed of 150 mph.
Danny Boyle's "Slumdog Millionaire", from Fox Searchlight Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures, is a comedy, a tragedy, a romance and a social commentary all rolled into one stylish, unpredictable package. 
The customers till now had known T-Mobile for its mobile phones. But now they will also know it for its latest line digital picture frames called Cameo, which would hit the market this holiday season. The good thing about these Cameo frames, which are loaded with innovative functionality, is that it will allow the users to send their images straight from their mobile phones to the digital frames. The frame is also packed with a cellular modem which boasts its own phone number. 
Indian market recently witnessed the launch of Gigabyte's two new motherboards from the X58 Series, dubbed as the GA-EX58-EXTREME and GA-EX58-UD5. 
According to a report published recently, Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Studios, better known as MGM is the first major movie studio to post full-length feature films on YouTube, the world's biggest stage for online videos. 
Software giant Microsoft, joined by rivals Google and Yahoo, has launched a local mapping service for India, which offers users access to detailed listings and street maps for 9 Cities, business listings across 29 cities, and access to highway networks to 20,000 cities and towns.
It seems that Moller International is determined to turn dreams into reality; that's why the company has announced that within the next two years, it would come out with Autovolantor, a flying car. Autovolantor is supposed to be based upon Ferrari 599 GTB model since the shape and layout is apt to remodel it into the flying machine, and would carry a rice tag of 50,000 pounds. 
