Pietersen says sorry for rant after England axing
September 1, 2010 | Filed Under Public Domain | No CommentsKevin Pietersen has apologised for his furious reaction to England’s decision to leave him out of the one-day squads to face Pakistan.
Kevin Pietersen has apologised for his furious reaction to England’s decision to leave him out of the one-day squads to face Pakistan.
There’s a titanic battle brewing in the e-reader market. The Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble Nook are leaving competitors in the dust this summer and are locked in a war that has dropped prices by more than half in just a year.
Source:E-reader faceoff: Kindle or Nook? Here's a comparison
VIDEO: KEVIN PIETERSEN has apologised for his four-letter Twitter rant
Source:KP sorry for Twitter rant
NSW Ports Minister Paul McLeay has resigned over a sex and gambling internet scandal, a week after the NSW Premier put her MPs on notice about bad behaviour.
A bid to prevent the revelation of the identity ofTop Gear’s mystery driver The Stig began in private at the High Court today.
On Friday, YouTube substantially beefed up its movie category with over four hundred free, public domain or Creative Commons films available for streaming… but Google’s long-term plans are a lot more bold: the Financial Times is now reporting that Google is now negotiating with major Hollywood studios to bring streaming movie rentals to YouTube by [...]
Source:YouTube will start renting Hollywood movies by the end of the year
Dedicated e-readers, like Amazon’s Kindle, Barnes and Noble’s Nook and Sony’s Reader, have one thing in common: They all use black-and-white screen technology from a company called E Ink.
A bid to prevent the revelation of the identity ofTop Gear’s mystery driver The Stig began in private at the High Court today.