Lawrence Andrew Fernandez

A train accident involving a crude oil tanker train in Lec-Megantic, Quebec may have an increase in death toll in the coming days.

Wildfires have emerged in Northern and Southern Nevada due to the continuous heat wave engulfing the Western United States

Cambodian elections are up at month's end and the U.S. Government is receiving pressures to cut its aid if the electoral process in the Southeast Asian nation is deemed unclean.

South Korea is trying to reach out to North Korea to discuss the re-opening of the Kaesong industrial complex that is jointly operated by the two countries.

Former Butler Bulldogs coach Brad Stevens is named as the 17th head coach in Boston Celtics history.

Smartphones running on the Firefox OS are now on sale. Here's a quick assessment of what these phones can do.

The highest classification of America's pastime is set to honor the firefighters who died while trying to contain a furious wildfire.

After eleven years with the show, Saturday Night Live member Fred Armisen leaves to focus on his television series.

Yahoo bought Bignoggins of the waiver list to incorporate its expertise into its fantasy sports service.

Apple (AAPL) has filed a patent in Japan for the iWatch, a device that links an iOS gadget so that phone functions can be done with something wearable.

After the economic repercussions brought by the Fukushima and Miyagi earthquakes, the Japanese economy had its first positive outlook in two years.

Nokia has raised up its stake at the mobile broadband industry as it purchased the remaining stake of Siemens in their joint partnership for 1.7 billion euros.

This time, he was not flashing his wallet full of 500 euro notes. Rather, Monsignor Nunzio Scarano is apprehended by Italian authorities after allegedly trying to bring back to Italy $26 million in cash owned by Salerno, Italy's prominent D'Amico family aboard a government plane.

Several Myanmar nationals, particularly the religious and its supporters, express their criticism regarding their country's national mobile phone deal with a Qatar-based firm.

Even though Brazil won the Confederations Cup over Spain, protests addressing poor government services ensued.

A new satellite was launch by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to probe on a little-known region in the Sun that is responsible for solar weather.

The western part of the United States will be literally in heat as scorching temperatures are expected to envelope the region over the weekend.

First, it was the inclusion of hashtags. Then, the creation of sticker packs. Now, Facebook is raising the ante once again by developing chat rooms.

Sticker packs are animated emoticons that convey expressions and feelings. Facebook is the latest entity to jump into this trend which could be a potential revenue stream for the social networking giant.

The recent upgrade of the Makybe Diva Stakes gives Australian horse racing over 70 Group 1 horse races in a year.

A 21-year-old former Thiel Fellowship recipient raised close to $4 million for the development of a browser-based photo editor.

Scroll Kit is a new web development service that allows anyone to create a web page just by adding multimedia elements into a page.

Fist Puncher goes back to the brawl games of old in terms of storyline and graphics. Defeat your enemies by letting them taste your fists.

Magrunner: Dark Pulse is a new PC game that is comprised of puzzles. While the main goal is to solve these mental challenges, there are in-game opponents that will prevent the main character from doing so.

Here comes the second installment of this highly endearing game. If you do not agree that this is worthy of several playing hours, be extra cautious or you might be caught in the crossfire.

Marvel Heroes is another PC game licensed by Marvel Comics. This time, the main characters are the superheroes that are not keen to people's recall.

Conway is at it again. This time, he's got an entire bureau against him.

A company in Idaho claims to have the solution against the Islamic Holy War.

Due to allegations of her being a racist, celebrity chef Paula Deen will not work with the Food Network anymore.