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 - India test-fires BrahMos cruise missile
 BrahMos-II missile can potentially be used for surgical strikes, including at terror camps.
- India to build missile with speed 6,000 kmph
India will become the only country in the world to possess such missiles of this speed.
- Tech Toyz: Gotta have it slim
 This episode of Tech Toyz is all about size zero. On our Slim Special, we bring you the lowdown on the slimmest laptops, cameras and mobile phones.
- BlackBerry a spy tool: Dubai Police chief
 The UAE says it will block BlackBerry e-mail, messaging and Web services on October 11 unless authorities can gain access to the data traffic.
- In.com overtakes Rediff.com
 In.com is consistently ahead of Rediff.com since the last few months, globally. In July, it received 15.4 million unique visitors, as compared to 13 million unique visitors on Rediff.com.
- UN official: BlackBerry data requests legitimate
 UN backs India's demand for access to Blackberry's customer data saying the demand is legitimate as it is a matter of national security.
- Chinese comp does 1000 tn operations a second
 Tianhe-1 is scheduled to begin operations in September.
- Apple launches cheaper iPods, Web-to-TV device
 It also rolled out a completely overhauled lineup of iPod media players and the latest version of iTunes on Wednesday.
- Sony's 'Readers' now slimmer and lighter
 It has slimmed down electronic readers and also given them touchscreen control.
- All stops removed for 3G mobile service launch
 Decks were cleared on Wednesday for launching 3G mobile and broadband services in the country, with the government allocating air waves to private operators after making certain amends to the licence terms. The operators are authorised to use the spectrum for a period of 20 years from today, according to the amended licence conditions that allows companies to offer 3G services till the validity of the spectrum even if their telecom licences expire prior to that.
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Manmohan, Obama speak for developing and developed world.
BASIC countries agree that the Kyoto Protocol will have to stay. 
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US blamed others of backing away from scrutiny of their climate actions.
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