The winner of the USD 400 million Powerball jackpot claimed his prize but preferred to remain anonymous.
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A reduction in gas prices could be felt all over the US. Gas prices had been dropping all over the country. GasBuddy, a website that monitors the prices of gas around the US revealed that prices at the pump had fallen to as much as USD 3.
According to two unidentified sources, China would be opening its Internet portals to Facebook and other websites in the free trade zone in Shanghai.
Apple Inc. sold more than 9 million new iPhones over the weekend, beating sales of Blackberry at 5.9 million Z10 phones in the same quarter.
Apple said more than 200 million users of iOS devices upgraded to its recently launched iOS 7. Apple announced that over 200 million iOS devices had upgraded to its newly-launched iOS 7.
Microsoft would be introducing its second generation Surface tablets in a New York event on Monday, according to a report.
Apple announced that its iPhone 5S and 5C had sold 9 million units in its opening weekend. Apple's newest iPhones set a new record for opening weekend sales.
A Bloomberg report said smartphones had recently threatened sales of Japanese camera makers Nikon and Canon.
Japan-based camera maker Nikon reduced its prices in a bid to remain competitive against smartphone makers.
German hackers group Chaos Computing Club said it had cracked the fingerprint scanning technology of the Apple iPhone 5S.
