Jacob Cherian

U.S. Syria Strike Not War But 'Unbelievably Small' Punishment for Chemical Warfare

Should the United States wage a strike on Syria and President Bashar Assad's forces, the attack is bound to be swift and harsh. President Obama has already signalled that a punishment is necessary for Syria to exercise restraint in the international community. Various contingency plans will be created while locations where the chemical weapon storage areas will be the major targets of attack. The U.S. has maintained the position that Syrian should be disarmed of its chemical stockpile so tha...

Syria's President Bashar Assad May Exchange Chemical Weapons for Amnesty; Obama “Skeptical”

As President Obama pushes his case for an attack on Syria over the use of chemical weapons on civilians, Syrian President Basar al-Asaad tells U.S. TV he has no chemical weapons. Secretary of State John Kerry has denied Assad's claims of not having a chemicals weapons stockpile. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has asked Syria to give up its chemical weapons to international agencies to prevent an attack from the U.S. The new proposal may pause a U.S. led strike on Syria.

'Blue Jasmine' Opens in Australia on September 12 [VIDEO]

Already a hit in the U.S., Woody Allen’s smash hit "Blue Jasmine" is coming to Australia to test its audience down under. Critics say that Cate Blanchet’s role as Jasmine could be as significant as Mia Farrow’s "Hannah in Hannah and Her Sisters" and Diane Keaton’s "Annie Hall."

Samsung Galaxy Gear, Google Glasses to Spur More Tech-Designed Wearable Body Gadgets

The official launch of the Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch and the arrival of Google Glasses are signalling a transformation of body wear products by tech firms. Holding a phone in your in hand requires additional effort and most people are not comfortable having traditional headphones in their ears. These can also get damaged easily.

Samsung Galaxy Gear Released; Smartwatch to Cost $299 (VIDEO)

With competition growing toward the holiday season, Sasmung has released its response to the iWatch, the Samsung Galaxy Gear at a trade show in Germany. Others like Sony, Microsoft or Amazon already have one in the market or are planning to launch one in the near future. Not to mention patents galore. For instance, Apple Inc has already filed for trademark applications in Mexico, Japan and several other countries. Apple's trademark patent was one reason why its rivals want to release their v...

Canada’s Apex and Lockeed Martin (NYSE:LMT) Ink Agreement on F-35s Amid Scrutiny Over Delivery Delay Costs

Apex Industries Inc is the most recent firm from Canada to join hands with Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) in developing the F-35 Lightning II program. The contract agrees to the use of Apex’s aluminium metallic parts that make up the wing and the forward fuselage. The agreement was described as a "multi-year" contract with all the work to be done at the New Brunswick, Moncton-based Apex facility.

Marketers to Gain from eSports, Online Cultural Trend Drawing Gamers Worldwide

In Auckland, New Zealand, eGaming is getting to be a big pass-time and a win could earn you the status of a celebrity. It's a big deal in Auckland and it offers a unique model for success for marketing online sports! Computer games also known as eSports, has evolved into a cultural phenomenon with distinct characteristics and is expanding globally.

iPhone 4S: Best iOS Smartphone You Can Buy Under $500

Almost everyone has an iPhone now. They're getting cheaper and are on high demand. It is common particularly among business users. Beyond just a technological marvel, the smartphone makes one feel self-important - whether its a Blackberry, iPhone or the latest Samsung.

Assad of Syria Tweets U.S. Used Chemical Weapons in Japan, Korea and Vietnam

In a cautious yet deliberate move toward action, President Obama is ensuring the validity of his claims on chemical attacks in Syria on its own people. A revenge attack by the U.S. defence officials is planned by the end of the week; most likely on Thursday as UN officials leave Syria after investigating on the chemical. massacre

Lockheed Martin Mired in Controversy with Canada Over F-35 Costs

U.S. defense firm Lockheed Martin is 'neck-up' in controversy with the Canadian government putting a cap on its F-35 Joint Strike Fighters. Reports say that the government of Canada has hit the 'reset button' on the deal because costs go beyond the agreed rate of $9 billion for the contract. A spending cap that limits the purchase of F-35s to $9 billion has been placed by the conservative party in Canada.

Sony (NYSE: SNE)'s Smartphone Lens Camera to Cost $450, Announcement on Sep. 4

What could be better than taking photos with top of the line smartphones with like iPhone 5, or Samsung Galaxy S4? Taking photos with lenses attached to the smartphone. Sony has done exactly that with the QX10 and QX100, two lenses that connect to the smartphone camera. These are essentially huge lense camera accessories that can be hooked up to cameras on mobile devices. What does it do? You can turn your smartphone into a mean machine that zooms right in with image sensors giving you amazing q...

Syria Vehement As Pres. Obama Mulls Options with Congressional Heavyweights

According to Australia’s domain registrar, Melbourne IT’s corporate communications chief, the company said in an email it will information related to how the Syrian Electronic Army got hold of private credentials to halt site traffic for the New York Times, Twitter and the Huffington Post U.K. It is no wonder that President Barack Obama has not decided on an attack on Syria, even as UK Prime Minister Cameron and others in the European Union like the French president mount pressure against Syria...

Syria's Cyber-Propaganda Hacks a Form of Psychological Warfare

A Syrian hacker group has claimed responsibility for disrupting and halting U.S. based websites, including the New York Times. This comes as no surprise after threats by United States President Barack Obama to attack Syria. News reports had mentioned that the stealth bomber was one option that the U.S. military would have taken against Syrian President Bashar al- Asaad, who had launched chemical attack on Syria’s civilians.

Tesla Outsells Porsche; Model S Sedan Australia Launch Looms

California-based Tesla Motors' (NASDAQ: TSLA) manufactures affordable electric automobiles. And its goal is to produce more electric cars with a price tag that consumers can say ‘yes’ to. More than that, Tesla is doing a great job in promoting sustainable transportation that will transform the auto industry into safe, user-friendly vehicles, offering a high degree of “green” mechanics.

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