The e-commerce site, asking the visitors to ‘buy a girl her life back’, by donating school materials to girls in India was initially intended for a different purpose as suggested by the name. ‘The Girl Store’, is this one site which helps prevent the common practice that its title alludes to.

Leaders are said to have assembled in Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum in the wake of the protests in Egypt. As the protests persist to intensify and get worse, the leaders reportedly addressed them and the communication shutdown in the country.

It takes effort to entertain a reader who is least bothered in the content of the story and this is why iPad has come up with a new application. This application mainly focuses on two categories, first that replicate the print version in dull, PDF-like fashion, and those that replicate the print version, but with enough so-called ‘bells and whistles’.

A very unusual ice scraper, Snowdozer that’s designed using crowdsourcing is coming up for the rescue of the U. S.’s northeast coast which is at present supposedly buried under another blanket of snow.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has reportedly permitted some 9 Companies to manage and administrate the white space wireless spectrum. This spectrum was reportedly an unused one before and only acted as a buffer between TV and channels. However as we have made a transition towards digital TV, this buffer space has lost its significance.

Just like Egypt, Syria too is said to have made some similar moves in an attempt to stop the rebellious voices coming up. Syria too has reportedly blocked the internet on the same day as on Egypt.

In a marketing deal with Universal Pictures, a very popular game in iPhone, namely the Doodle Jump is reportedly going Hollywood. This however comes after the attempt of Universal pictures to cr0ss-promote the app in promotions for its upcoming live action and computer-animated comedy, Hop.

It does not really matter how threatening the online organization may look, the Microblogging service Twitter says that the tweets must flow’. Taking a look at the decision by Egyptian authorities to shut off any access to the Internet I the middle of massive unrest in the country, Twitter is still not ready to take a step back.

Founders and management of the renowned micro-blogging website Twitter must have by now faced a barrage of e-mails, phone calls and faxes by members of the press regarding their opinion about the explosion of uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, which have been further amplified by people posting tweets on their website.

Anyone and everyone knows that the best place to create online groups is none other than Meetup. However, the internet portal has decided to change its look completely and brought about the alterations this past day. The Results? Well, for beginners people were not exactly happy about the new avatar.