Edward Rutherford An epic novel that’s only one part of Rutherford’s Ireland saga. Starting in AD 430 and ending in AD1533, this book traces the story of Ireland using Dublin as a representative. From Dubh Linn to Dyflin to Dublin. Through the interwoven stories of six fictional Irish families, we see the transformation of Ireland […]
This week's stories include Apple's announcements on Lion, iOS 5, iCloud and updates on iWork, Android woes centred around malware and Lodsys, Facebook's latest statistics, arrangements with online music and video providers, and tie up with Paypal, German Dieting Bestseller: Koch Dich Schlank new features on Twitter, including the Follow button, photo and video integration […]
For a while now, I have believed that one of the inevitable consequences of the sprawling social networks we see around today, would be niche networks. This is not something we don't see around already – in fact, most of the networks or users address it in their own ways – groups/pages on Facebook, LinkedIn, […]
By sheer coincidence, the only two Stephen King books I’ve read are “Under the Dome” and Needful Things. They’re separated by a decade and a half (publication) and so, I was surprised to see a massive similarity in the themes – strange things happening in a town and then the focus shifts to human transactions, […]
We.E was launched by a group of college students keen on applying their engineering education in solving problems faced in rural areas. In conversation with co-founder, Mohammed Bilal…. [scribd id=56623403 key=key-1qecuobsh99ds1ki4o1t mode=list]