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Samsung follows Apple gold trend in Galaxy S4 launch

Social feeds in the Middle East announced that Samsung's Galaxy S4 would also be available in gold finish.


YouTube give uploaders power over comments with new Google+ tools

Youtube and Google+ had teamed up to improve the system of moderating comments in Youtube, and recently did a soft launch with a limited number of Youtube users.

Weapons contractor Lockheed Martin Corp anticipates more orders for F-35 jet fighters- sources

Sources told Reuters that Lockheed Martin Corp anticipated orders for its F-35 fighter jets in the next few months.

Amazon introduces Kindle Fire HDX

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Google Inc expressed its apologies in a blog post over email delivery delays in Gmail, its email product.
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The United States Postal Service featured Ray Charles in its new forever stamp. The United States Postal Service featured blind singer-songwriter Ray Charles in its new forever stamp.
The winner of the USD 400 million Powerball jackpot claimed his prize but preferred to remain anonymous.
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.