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New Delhi, May 26 : Kay Kay Menon, the management graduate-turned-actor who has been in Bollywood for over a decade, feels cinema is being misused as most of them are riding on marketing gimmicks while content has taken a backseat.

"Marketing has taken over content today and I have serious objections to that. It is the job of marketing people to think of creative ways to publicise a film. Just adding an item number in the film is not marketing," Kay Kay told IANS on phone from Mumbai.

Camera maker, Hasselblad is offering a new top end H4D-200MS model with 200-megapixel resolution for a whooping $45,000.

The Hasselblad H4D-200MSS uses a 50 megapixels sensor but multiplies it through the multi-shot technology. This indicates that it is suitable only for high-end photography of static objects as the technology will not work on moving objects.

Apple is reportedly inviting journalists from the UK to attend the company's Worldwide Developer Conference keynote in early June.

Apple's iPhone public relations team has invited journalists from major publications to the event, where the company could review new smartphone hardware, according to a new report by UK blog ElectricPig.

Co-founder and Chief executive Officer of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg and Google chief Eric Schmidt urged the governments around the world to avoid over-regulating the internet.

The two technology leaders are heading the group of internet pioneers to the G8 summit in France. They will present the recommendations prepared at the e-G8 gathering in Paris this week.

US telecom carrier, AT&T has said that it will roll out its upgraded 4G network in five cities across the US including Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Altanta and San Antonio this summer.

John Stankey, head of AT&T's business-solutions unit laid out plans to launch the network in five cities at an investor conference on Wednesday. He also said that the company expects to launch the service in 10 additional markets by the end of the year.

Citrix has announced today that it will launch its own infrastructure-as-a-service based on the OpenStack platform called Project Olympus.

Project Olympus will be available for as a public cloud and as a platform for private clouds. The first version of the service including a "cloud-optimized" version of Xen Server is expected to be available later in the year.