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JetLev : Water-powered flying jetpack

BY BHARGAV. A JETLEV rider gives a demonstration in the channel next to The Wedge. Mandatory Credit: Jake Roth-US PRESSWIRE Johnnie Faye Carthwright, 20, a flight instructor assistant, demonstrates flying using a JetLev, a water-powered Jetpack flying machine in the Newport Beach harbor on September 25, 2012 in Newport Beach, California. Dean O'Malley, president of JetLev, will attempt to establish a new world record for flight of the JeLev by making a 26 mile open ocean crossing from Newport Beach to Avalon, Catalina Island on September, 29, 2012. (Photo by Kevork ...

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Nokia unveils Asha 308 and Asha 309 full-touch smartphones

BY BHARGAV. Nokia today unveiled the Asha 308 and Asha 309, the latest additions to the Asha Touch family of mobile devices. They are tagged as the Nokia’s most affordable capacitive touchscreen devices to date giving consumers fast web access at low cost. The Nokia Asha 308 features easy swap Dual SIM and Asha 309 is the single SIM variant with WiFi. They deliver a full smartphone experience enriched with new Nokia web services and developer tools. Nokia estimates the retail price for the Nokia Asha 308 and Nokia Asha 309 to be about Rs. 5,300, excluding taxes and subsidies, with shipping expected to start in the fourth quarter 2012. Nokia today unveiled the Asha 308 and Asha 309, the latest additions to the Asha Touch family of mobile devices. They are tagged as the Nokia’s most affordable capacitive touchscreen devices to date giving consumers fast web access at low cost. The Nokia Asha 308 features easy swap Dual SIM and Asha 309 is the single SIM variant with WiFi. Asha 308 and 309 deliver a full smartphone experience enriched with new Nokia web services and developer

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1. Walt Disney The maker of the adorable Mickey Mouse dropped out of school at the age of 16 and went on to become the most fascinating and well-known film producers of the world. With an average of 3 Disney films produced every year, the Walt Disney Company earns annual revenue of a whopping USD 35 billion

4. Michael Dell With the most popular PCs ever created, Michael Dell hardly needed a computer science degree to sire his computer-empire. A university drop out at the age of 19, he left education to run what would later become the largest manufacturer and sellers of PCs and servers. With a whopping $57 billion annual revenue, Michael Dell is one of the most successful men of the world.

Steve Jobs Everyone owes their modern computing experience to Steve Jobs. Not only did he pioneer the most well known computing system in the world, Apple Computers, but also was the first person to initiate the graphical user interface featuring a mouse and an image screen. He did all of this with just a semester-worth of education, in college

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New 4000-mile bus route will connect Birmingham to Kashmir

BY BHARGAV. London, Sept 24 (ANI): Mirpur in Jammu and Kashmir will now be directly linked by road with the United Kingdom through a direct bus service, says a report. A new 4,000-mile bus route connecting the city Birmingham, will pass through seven countries, including Iran, before finally reaching its destination, also known as 'Little Birmingham'. Passengers embarking on the epic 12-day journey are likely to be charged 130 pounds for a ticket, the Daily Mirror reports. The service is definitely a good news for the people of Birmingham, which is home to the world's largest population of Kashmiri expats. According to the report, security concerns have, however, been raised about the route, which will stop over at Quetta, Pakistan. Top Taliban commanders are said to be hiding in the volatile city, near the Afghan border. (ANI)

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