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Dr Reddy's Laboratories is rejoicing at the moment, owing to the fact that it has finally received the long-awaited green- signal for releasing the version of Sanofi Aventis' anti-allergic drug, Allegra D-24. It is supposed to hit stores by first quarter 2011.

It is believed that the French hacker who logged in US President's Twitter account has been arrested. It was further revealed that the French national has logged in to other important people's account as well.

The French police teamed up with FBI agents, to catch up on the 25 year old, "Hacker Croll", as he gained an easy entry to the Twitter accounts by using the answers to questions asked as part of the password reminder process on his huge victims' email accounts.

Trying to make odds meet Apple is supposedly in the process to launch it much hyped gadget iPad and for that it is ensuring that things go smoother and stick to the plan.

As the popular tech site PadGadget states, Apple is giving nods to all the iPad-specific apps labeling them as "HD" or "XL" iterations. It is also believed that these iterations are done in order to draw a thin line between iPad and rest of its products.

At the CTIA conference the biggest news which took the world by surprise was the Samsung's smartophone platform - Galaxy S.

The platform which comes with a graphic processing capability equips Samsung's new S5PC110 application which has a 1 GHz ARM Cortex A8 core with a PowerVR SGX540 GPU, as a popular magazine report says.

On Friday, the state news agency WAM reported that a brother of the United Arab Emirates president, Sheikh Ahmed bin Zayed al-Nahayan is missing since his glider crashed in a lake in Morocco.

Sheikh Ahmed is the managing director of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, known as the World's major sovereign wealth fund with assets estimated at more than $600 billion.

WAM specified, while giving no further details that the pilot was saved whereas a search continues for Sheikh Ahmed.

As the networking company rakes in attention with its advent the new juncture smart-grid infrastructure and management the technology experts are seemingly appalled by the move. Cisco has laid hands over smart grid start-up called, Grid Net at an undisclosed amount.

It is believed that the current seekers of the popular Grid Net are some of the well-known tech-biggies such as GE Energy, Intel Capital, Financial Services also many capitalists who wanted to see GridNet associated with them.