Pictures of Apple Keyboard with and without numeric keypad
Both of these have same price.
Mammoth Rs 6.10/ltr increase in POL prices surfaced
According to sources, the price of High Speed Diesel has risen to Rs71.89, Light Diesel oil to Rs61.07, HOBC to Rs86.84 and Kerosene oil to Rs64.60 per litre.
The new price of HOBS has soured to Rs86.84, meanwhile, shortly following the announcement rise in petrol product prices, the sale of POL products at most petrol pumps all across country has come to halt, sources revealed.
Apple iPad v. A Rock
An intresting comparision between a rock and a apple ipad device based on some facts published by techcrunch. One thing they have forgot to add that iPad even does not have a flash support.
How to delete linux, unix or mac OS X bash commandline history ?
You wanted to delete your bash or command line history this can be easily done in few steps. The commandline or bash history is first of all stored in a temporary location i.e in ram then it is stored in ~/.bash_history just after you exsit the session. Now in order to fully delet the bash history one need to delete the history from both locations.
1. Delete bash history
Simply type this command
$ rm -rf ~/.bash_history
2. Delete current hisrtory stored in ram.
# history -c
iPad a new tradmark dispute for Apple
Few hours after Apple announcment of iPad many companies are caliming to be the ligetimate user and tradmark owner of the name iPad for their prodcts. Apple is likely to face a legal case from Fujitsu over the iPad
trademark that it has used for its recently unveiled tablet PC. Fujitsu is selling a handheld device called iPad (shown in above picture) since 2002, and has an outstanding trademark application dating back to 2003. In addition to this Europe’s largest chip-maker STMicro, Siemens and Canadian lingerie company Coconut Grove, all sell products called iPad.
A chinnees company ZOMG! Maker of Chinese iPad clone P88 is planning to sue Apple for cloning its tablet! The company further charging that Apple has not only replicated the design of its
multi-touch tablet, but also the device support and the sleeve. They’re
identical, he says. A company representative Wu added,
“I was very angry and flabbergasted when I saw the news of the iPad presentation two days ago… It is certainly our design. They’ve stolen because we present our P88 to everyone six months ago at the IFA (International Electronics Fair in Berlin).”
Sales of the P88 haven’t been too bad, but “if the iPad enters the Chinese market, we will definitely take a hit,” says Wu. He adds that he has already applied for a patent for the product last May — a process that can take up to a year in China. “We’ll have to follow the law,” says Wu, admitting that it will be difficult to take on Apple in the United States, but “if the iPad enters the Chinese market, we will sue them this spring.”
Pakistan’s Cricket dream shattered by Aussies in U19 World Cup final
Cup were beaten by 25 runs against Australia boys with 20 balls
remaining here on Saturday.
Both teams were running to win the title for the third time in the history of Under-19 Cricket World Cup.
Chasing
a moderate target of 208 runs, Pakistan batsmen batted well against sea
winds and accurate Aussie bowlers but could make182 runs in 46.4 overs.
Captain Azeem Ghumman was the top-scorer with 41. He batted with calm and caution hitting only one four in 90 balls.
However,
Hammad Azam, the most prolific scorer who has been unbeaten throughout
the tournament could not maintain his record and was dismissed for a
nought, caught behind by Triffitt off Hazlewood. His early ouster made
a panic in the Pakistan team’s dressing room.
Earlier, Pakistan winning the toss decided to send Kangaroos first and kept their grip tight over the match.
Sarmad
Bhatti grabbed three wickets and Fayyaz Butt claimed two as the Aussies
were 207-9 in 50 overs in the final counter of tournament.
Though
Pakistani pacers successfully claiming wickets on regular intervals but
they failed in keeping run rate down while the Aussies persistently
collected ones, twos, three and certain times boundaries and out of the
park.
The leading run scorers from Australian side were JS Floros (35), TJ Armstrong (37) and KW Richardson (44).
