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MySpace MP3 Player Plausible, CEO DeWolf Suggests

MySpace MP3 Player Plausible, CEO DeWolf Suggests During the Web 2.0 conference held in San Francisco this week, MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe suggested that Social networking site MySpace might be working on its very own MP3 player. DeWolfe, who admitted that a MP3 could soon be released, held talks with Warner Music Group CEO Edgar Bronfman Jr.

The possibility of working on Mp3 player was not directly specified by DeWolfe, but it was neither denied.

DeWolfe said, "For now, we are much more focused on the service. But, if anything, we'll be accretive to iPod sales, unless we develop a device."

Honda Introduces Walking Assisting Device

Honda Introduces Walking Assisting Device An experimental walking assistance device was introduced by Honda Motors yesterday that basically has been invented to help the people who are capable of walking on their own, but need an extra help with leg and body support while performing tasks.

EU to re-start talks on Russia deal

EU to re-start talks on Russia dealBrussels - The European Union is to re-start talks on a strategic treaty with Russia which it froze after Russia's August war with Georgia, EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels agreed Monday according to diplomatic sources.

EU leaders had frozen talks in protest at Russia's occupation of Georgia, demanding that it pull its troops back to pre-conflict lines. Russia has since made a partial but incomplete withdrawal.

Octopuses had Antarctic ancestor: marine census

Octopuses had Antarctic ancestor: marine census A "Census of Marine Life" aiming to explore the oceans from microbes to whales has put forward the fact that many octopuses evolved from a common ancestor that lived off Antarctica more than 30 million years ago.

A very mysterious meeting place for white sharks in the eastern Pacific Ocean and algae thriving at -25 degrees Celsius (-13 Fahrenheit) in the Arctic was also discovered by researchers from 82 nations, whose 10-year study has the motive to help protect life in the seas.

Study claims that MP3 headphones can deactivate pacemakers

Study claims that MP3 headphones can deactivate pacemakers A study that involved 60 pacemaker and defibrillator patients has claimed that Magnetic interference from iPod headphones could bear a risk to patients with surgically implanted heart monitoring devices.

The research team said, "Interference from MP3 player headphones could prove fatal by temporarily deactivating the device. Patients should keep headphones more than 3cm away from their pacemaker or defibrillator."

EU to re-start talks on Russia deal

EU to re-start talks on Russia deal Brussels - The European Union is to re

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