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Several reports have indicated that Apple’s iTunes Music Store is being attacked by hackers, who have succeeded in breaching security systems put in palace by the company.

Betanews had reported the issue last year, but the number of users has increased significantly since last May. Apparently, some of the users saw their credit card details being removed from the site, indicating that Apple is aware of the problem.

According to latest reports, HP's TouchPad tablet will be released on June 22. HP had only said that the tablet will be launched in ‘"late June" this year but since then has not released any details about the launch.

Synnex, an IT equipment company, kicked started the rumor as it listed WebOS-based tablet with a 6/22 date. Meanwhile, Amazon's TouchPad product page does not feature any release data information.

NASA’s next rover designed to explore the red planet, Curiosity could require additional $44 million in funds before too e ready or launch this fall.

An internal audit prepared by NASA Inspector General Paul Martin revealed that the Mars Science Laboratory might not be ready for the scheduled launch between Thanksgiving and Christmas f it does not receive additional funding.

After the recent launch of Barnes & Noble’s Nook e-reader, many had criticized the device not lacking a native browser, more so because it is a Android device. It turns out the device features a hidden built-in Web browser.

A new video released on ‘The eBook Reader’ shows the browser’s capabilities. A user can simply press the virtual "Search" button at the bottom of Nook's screen and type in a YRL address in the bar.

As per the Blood Transfusion Service (BTS) Spokeswoman, Leandi le Roux, the age limit to donate blood was reduced from 17 years to 16 years, declared a week before World Blood Donor Day. The decision was taken after a thorough observation and acceptance by the medical analysts and in accordance with international standards.

On Sunday, a 22-year-old construction worker, Nirmal Mahaldar walked in Sanjeevani hospital in Malad, Mumbai, holding a six-foot iron rod pierced through his stomach. The doctors immediately performed a life-saving surgery on Nirmal.

Dr. Sunil Agarwal of Sanjeevani hospital said that while performing the surgery on Nirmal, they had to remove his Omentum completely. They disclosed that his organs were punctured at two places and after suturing the Mesocolon, the wound was sutured.