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Freeloaders Enjoying Loading Free Movies From Amazon’s site; Affected With Abode’s System Software Fault

Due to some adverse fault in the security of the Adobe Systems software, the Freeloaders Enjoying Loading Free Movies From Amazon’s site; Affected With Abode’s System Software Faultfreeloaders are enjoying their time by downloading free movies from the Amazon’s video streaming service. The flaw has given freedom to anyone to record and copy direct from Amazon’s video feed. 

DS With Camera To Be Launched By Nintendo

Recently it was learnt that the first update to the DS is under the process of DS With Camera To Be Launched By Nintendo development at Nintendo, and the company will unveil it soon. This new upgrade, which will use photos in games, will also feature an integrated camera. 

The company has also undertaken the aim to expand the handheld's role as a wireless data device and further will invent a look for the system that is more user-friendly. A report however informs that the DS will be launched by Nintendo by December and the prices for the homeland will be kept under $189. 

Hewlett-Packard Rolls Out Latest Series Of HP Compaq Notebooks In India

Hewlett-Packard has made announcement about the launching of its new range of Hewlett-Packard Rolls Out Latest Series Of HP Compaq Notebooks In IndiaCompaq notebooks in the Indian market.

Targeting modern youth, the new range comprises nine notebook computers, which come packed with astounding multimedia features including finger print reader, backlit keyboard and HDMI 1.3 together with an integrated TV tuner card, an infra red remote control and Blue ray drive.

The new range of HP Compaq notebooks, which sport stylish and modish designs, integrate quality with cost effectiveness.

Small budget endangers IAEA work, ElBaradei warns

Small budget endangers IAEA work, ElBaradei warnsVienna  - International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Mohamed ElBaradei warned Monday in Vienna that the agency's ability to carry out its core work was at risk unless funding was increased.

The Director General spoke at the IAEA's annual general conference, where member states also focused on the Iranian nuclear issue.

As member states of the Vienna-based agency have hardly raised its budget since the early 1980s, some areas of work, such as the prevention of nuclear terrorism, are being funded through special contributions by individual countries.

Czech military spies say foreign agents interested in US radar

US RadarPrague  - The Czech military intelligence said Monday that foreign spies have shown "specific interest in information" about a missile defence radar base the United States plans to build in the ex-Soviet satellite.

The agency did not give any details in a public version of its 2007 annual report released Monday.

On Thursday, Czech civil counter-intelligence BIS said in its annual report that Russian spies have been stirring up public opinion against the US base. But the report did not give specifics.

The reports were released three weeks before regional and Senate elections.

New aviation pact ends legal uncertainty on 26 pending India-EU deals

Marseilles (France), Sept. 29 : The Horizontal Civil Aviation Agreement signed between India and the European Union on Sunday evening, finally ends nearly six years of legal uncertainty on bilateral deals on civil aviation services between EU member states and third countries discriminated against airlines from other EU states.

It may be recalled that in November 2002, a European Court had decided that such deals could not be encouraged.

With the passing of the latest deal, 26 separate deals that India had held with individual EU member states have been

India’s Ambassador to the European Union, J Bhagwati, French government and EU officials inked the deal.

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