| Photo editing software developed by Pakistani technology firm Five Rivers became the best selling paid-for application for the Blackberry, the firm said Wednesday. Lahore-based Five Rivers said its Photo Editor Suite had hit the top spot across all sectors on Blackberry’s AppWorld store. |
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Pakistani IT firm ‘on top of world’ in Blackberry apps
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Kareena Will Decide On The Marriage Front: Saif Ali Khan
| There has been enough discussion about Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor’s marriage!We have come across lots of comments from both of them but none of them have given real indication about the time when they will tie the knot. Saif has already taken the marriage vows once and is happy with two kids from his former wife Amrita Singh. So, it seems there is no hurry from his side and Kareena is also at peak of her career and is only 30 now. The hottest couple of Bollywood does not seem to be |
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Dabangg steals show at big star entertainment awards
| The biggest blockbuster of the year- Dabangg starring Salman Khan and Sonakshi Sinha has managed to grab five trophies at Big Star Entertainment awards. The Big Star Entertainment awards were launched in a joint effort by Reliance Broadcast Network and Star India. The Big Star Entertainment awards will take the initiative to crown the best in the entertainment industry ranging from music, movies, television and sports. The award night was held on Tuesday night and Salman starrer ‘Dabangg’ stole the show. The film bagged trophies for best film, best actor, best director, best entertaining song for the famous item number ‘Munni badnaam hui’. |
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Sony launches music streaming service
| Sony Corp. has launched a music streaming service in a bid to break Apple’s dominance of the online music business. The Japanese company’s “Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity” is a cloud computing-based digital music service that does not involve downloading tracks like Apple’s iTunes. Instead, a subscription gives users access to a catalog of about 6 million songs, which can streamed to Sony’s Internet-connected devices like the PlayStation |
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When Katrina hit Akshay hard
| Many feel Katrina Kaif is a delicate darling, but her “Tees Maar Khan” co-star Akshay Kumar doesn’t think so. “We were shooting for the song ‘Bade dilwala’ and Katrina got so involved in her dance that she actually hit me hard with her elbow. The impact was such that the shooting had to be stalled for two hours,” Akshay told reporters here Wednesday. |
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