Washington, Feb 10 : In order to reduce the number of unattended accident cases, a team led by an Indian-origin scientist has developed a new wireless system called SAVE that can automatically call for help and reduce deaths on the roads.

Debopam Acharya in the Department of Computer Sciences, at Georgia Southern University, in Statesboro, Georgia, and colleagues are developing the wireless Java-enabled automobile accident reporting system.

SAVE, Sun-java-based Automatic VEhicular accident reporting system, could determine the nature of an accident, and automatically call emergency medical services for possible action.

Washington, Feb 10 : John Mayer has revealed that till date he feels bad about his 2005 `Song of the Year' Grammy Award - because he believes fellow nominee Alicia Keys was the real winner.

The singer/songwriter, who was honoured with Best Male Pop Vocal Performance gong at the 51st Grammy Awards ceremony, held on February 8, 2009, for his hit `Say', has admitted that he didn''t feel his `Daughters' track should have won gold four years ago.

London, Feb 10 : American actor Mickey Rourke was at an al

Washington, February 10 : Rice University researchers have announced the creation of hybrid nano-cables, which may improve the performance of lithium-ion batteries.

Research leader Pulickel Ajayan has revealed that the idea is to grow nanotubes in such a manner that they look and act like the coaxial conducting lines used in cables.

The coax tubes consist of a manganese oxide shell and a highly conductive nanotube core.

"It''s a nice bit of nanoscale engineering," said Ajayan, Rice''s Benjamin M. and Mary Greenwood Anderson Professor in Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science.

Washington, Feb 10 : Even though American country pop singer Carrie Underwood has made a name for herself in the music world, she revealed that she was too scared to approach Prince.

Washington, Feb 10 : Hollywood actor Samuel L. Jackson has been roped in to narrate a documentary about famous African-Americans golfers.

The new film titled Uneven Fairways will premiere on America''s Golf Channel this week (11Feb09), reports Contactmusic.

The documentary is based on books Uneven Lies by Pete McDaniel and Forbidden Fairways by Calvin H. Sinnette, presenting an era when "honour and fair play took a backseat to segregation".