http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/-t1.htm Wed, 18 Mar 2009 04:55:22 GMT 10 http://hitskin.com/themes/13/82/61/i_logo.png http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/-t1.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/top-new-headlines-from-caymanmamacom-t45.htm Admin Nokia eliminates 1,700 jobs to survive crumbling phone market Posted: 17 Mar 2009 11:29 AM PDT The world’s top cell phone maker, Nokia Oyj will eliminate 1,700 jobs across the globe over the coming few months due to a drastic decline in demand El Paso, Texas (CaymanMama.com) — The world’s top cell phone maker, Nokia Oyj will eliminate 1,700 jobs across the globe over the coming few months due to a drastic decline in demand, the company said on Tuesday. In January, Nokia said it planned to ... Today's Hot Issues Wed, 18 Mar 2009 04:55:22 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/top-new-headlines-from-caymanmamacom-t45.htm#51 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/top-new-headlines-from-caymanmamacom-t45.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/cell-phone-health-hazards-threat-and-opportunity-t42.htm Admin by Lavinia Weissman Mobile phone manufacturers are today where cigarette makers were in the early 1950s: facing risks that may — or may not — redefine the reputation of their industry. The mobile phone industry, which had been one of the world’s fastest-growing industries until recently, has begun to slow down. Its saturated market — 610 million phones in use as of 2004 — has yet to hit the once-projected high of 2 billion phones. To pump up sales, suppliers and network operators have ... Today's Hot Issues Wed, 17 Dec 2008 07:37:45 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/cell-phone-health-hazards-threat-and-opportunity-t42.htm#48 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/cell-phone-health-hazards-threat-and-opportunity-t42.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/terrorists-attack-on-mumbai-this-is-direct-war-on-india-t39.htm Admin Mumbai : The terrorists who attacked Mumbai came via sea routes from Karachi in Pakistan, according to an intelligence report. The reports had warned that there could be a possible entry of terrorists into Mumbai through the sea route, a top police official claimed. "This intelligence was available six months ago and subsequently a barge was found by the locals on Shrivardhan coast in Raigad district four months back," the official, who did not wish to be identified, said. ... Today's Hot Issues Thu, 27 Nov 2008 08:26:56 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/terrorists-attack-on-mumbai-this-is-direct-war-on-india-t39.htm#45 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/terrorists-attack-on-mumbai-this-is-direct-war-on-india-t39.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/latest-international-news-t28.htm Admin Pakistan news of October 13, 2008 India might hurt relation between the two countries by blocking water from River Chenab Joint session of the parliament on Anti terror war to resume today Karachi Stock Exchange to remain open $1.4 billion assistance to Pakistan reaffirmed by the World Bank Pakistan clamps victory over Sri Lanks in T20 thriller in Toronto India might hurt relation between the two countries by blocking water from River Chenab Islamabad: President Asif ... Today's Hot Issues Tue, 14 Oct 2008 08:20:42 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/latest-international-news-t28.htm#33 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/latest-international-news-t28.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/the-latest-threats-in-cyber-world-t9.htm Admin Trends indicate that some types of threats are growing faster and becoming more sophisticated. Here’s how you can protect your computer According to Symantec’s latest findings about trends in security threats, online threats are becoming more advanced, while threats on the mobile platform and in virtual worlds are also increasing. Online threat While you’re online, bots such as Trojans or worms can be installed on your computer through a loophole in your software that you haven’t ... Today's Hot Issues Fri, 26 Sep 2008 05:42:47 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/the-latest-threats-in-cyber-world-t9.htm#9 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/the-latest-threats-in-cyber-world-t9.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/latest-pakistani-news-t24.htm Admin Pakistan news of October 6, 2008 Zardari seeks temporary relief of $100 billion by International community Pakistan receives $500 million from Asian Development Bank Pakistan and India must become good friends - asserts US secretary of State Poll proves Pakistanis frustration on war against terror Pakistan’s new government is a US puppet says American Al-Qaeda figure Zardari seeks temporary relief of $100 billion by International community New York: While speaking at ... Today's Hot Issues Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:42:01 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/latest-pakistani-news-t24.htm#26 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/latest-pakistani-news-t24.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/world-news-t23.htm Admin International news of October 6, 2008 - Thieves steal 1,300 year old antiques from Afghan International news of October 6, 2008 Thieves steal 1,300 years old antiques from Afghan museum Maoist led coalition calls Nepalese rebels for talks Chinese toxic milk and milk products taken off from markets American football legend found guilty of armed robbery and kidnapping Europe searching for a bailout plan for its banks Thieves steal 1,300 years old antiques from Afghan museum Kabul ... Today's Hot Issues Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:39:08 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/world-news-t23.htm#25 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/world-news-t23.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/orkut-removes-communities-supporting-indian-terrorists-t12.htm Admin Google's social networking site Orkut has blocked access to a community on the site that supports the Indian Mujahideen, the terrorist group that claimed responsibility for bomb blasts in various Indian cities including Delhi. The community "Indian Mujahideen Fan Club" appears on a search of Orkut's communities. It says "Support them. They are fighting for our rights and justice". But if a user clicks on the community link, the page of the community "Indian Mujahideen ... Today's Hot Issues Fri, 26 Sep 2008 13:21:36 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/orkut-removes-communities-supporting-indian-terrorists-t12.htm#12 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/orkut-removes-communities-supporting-indian-terrorists-t12.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/latest-threat-to-humanity-posed-by-killer-military-robots-t11.htm Admin A robotics expert at the University of Sheffield will today (27 February 2008) issue stark warnings over the threat posed to humanity by new robot weapons being developed by powers worldwide. In a keynote address to the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), Professor Noel Sharkey, from the University's Department of Computer Science, will express his concerns that we are beginning to see the first steps towards an international robot arms race. He will warn that it may not be long before ... Today's Hot Issues Fri, 26 Sep 2008 12:39:42 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/latest-threat-to-humanity-posed-by-killer-military-robots-t11.htm#11 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/latest-threat-to-humanity-posed-by-killer-military-robots-t11.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/who-knows-indian-security-threats-better-google-or-the-indian-army-t8.htm Admin The Indian Army Chief recently expressed concern over Google Earth's display of high resolution pictures of key Indian installations including military bases, offices of the Prime Minister and the President, as well as Indian Nuclear facilities. However Google has downplayed Indian Army concerns and maintained that its satellite pictures of sensitive installations posed no threat to India. Makes one think that Google, a search engine, has a better understanding of security threats ... Today's Hot Issues Fri, 26 Sep 2008 05:31:50 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/who-knows-indian-security-threats-better-google-or-the-indian-army-t8.htm#8 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/who-knows-indian-security-threats-better-google-or-the-indian-army-t8.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/chinese-mobiles-new-terror-weapon-t4.htm Admin BANGALORE: The prices of the swanky looking mobile phone handsets loaded with the latest features are attractively low. But we could pay a high price for these China mobiles, as they are better known, are the new terror tools. Following the series of bomb blasts across the country, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) zeroed in on these handsets and last month recommended to the Union home ministry and Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to ban them. It's because these handsets, recovered ... Today's Hot Issues Thu, 25 Sep 2008 13:17:28 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/chinese-mobiles-new-terror-weapon-t4.htm#4 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/today-s-hot-issues-f5/chinese-mobiles-new-terror-weapon-t4.htm