India singer Sonu Nigam then entertained the crowd with an English number.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Opening ceremony of World Cup 2011 begins in Dhaka
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Cricket captains to ride rickshaws to World Cup opening
Dhaka, Feb 16 (IANS) The rickshaw, the common man's traditional transport in Bangladesh, will occupy the centre stage in Thursday's Cricket World Cup opening ceremony here. The captains of all participating teams will make a grand entry into a packed Bangabandhu Stadium riding these humble vehicles.
'The rickshaw is our traditional transport. It is a part of Bangladesh's heritage. So, we want to present it before the guests. All 14 skippers will enter the stadium in rickshaws,' tournament director for Bangladesh Ali Ahsan Babu told IANS.
Demining experts disarm Word War II bomb
VIENNA - Demining experts have disarmed a World War II bomb found at a major Vienna construction site.
Police say the bomb was discovered during excavation work at the site where the Austrian capital's new main train station is being built.
Google's Schmidt says Nokia still welcome to join Android
Eric Schmidt, now chairman of Google, seems to have developed into a permanent keynote fixture here at Mobile World Congress. Last year, just his very presence was enough to stir up an atmosphere. This this year, in the immediate wake of the Nokia/Microsoft tie-up - which left Google's Android the loser - perhaps Schmidt and Google appear less the all-conquering threat and more like just another powerful player in the mobile ecosystem.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
VMware Android handset virtualization hands-on
VMware and LG's virtualized Android OS demo at MWC 2011 is pretty slick. The speed of the transition from the owner's OS to the virtualized OS is nothing short of amazing considering it is all running from the device's SD card. As we posted earlier, the potential in the work world are pretty impressive: an
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