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 - Tech Toyz: Lenovo tries to go 'all in one'
 Watch the all-in-one Personal Computers and the latest gizmos and gadgets on this week's Tech Toyz.
- 10 lesser known facts about Wikipedia
 On Wikipedia's 10th anniversary we dug through Wikipedia and its associated websites to come up with 10 facts about the online encyclopaedia that are probably not very widely known.
- Wikimedia India Chapter takes shape
 Wikimedia India Chapter, an independent organisation that will support and promote Wikimedia, a collaborative project of Wikipedia, the world's free online encyclopaedia, has been formally established here.
- 'Wikipedia's biggest impact yet to come'
 Wikipedia's impact on the world has yet to peak as the open online encyclopaedia aims to double its reach, mainly through expansion in developing countries, founder Jimmy Wales told Reuters.
- Google unveils instant translation app
 Google has unveiled a mobile phone application that allows users to translate chats instantaneously. Google Translate can use devices running its Android operating system to allow translation of English to Spanish and vice versa.
- Thousands of Kennedy documents go online
 Thousands of documents, photos and even recorded phone conversations of President John F Kennedy are going online and available to a whole new generation of high-tech armchair historians.
- Apple iPad enters Singapore classrooms
 Four schools in the wealthy city-state have begun handing out Apple iPads to students, relieving them of the need to carry satchels full of bulging text books and notes.
- iPad digital newspaper delayed
 News Corp and Apple Inc are delaying the launch of the media conglomerate's digital newspaper for the iPad, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
- Top 10: Most viewed Wikipedia articles
 The monthly page views of popular Wikipedia articles run into millions, a figure other mainstream websites will be envious of. The most viewed articles on Wikipedia is also an indicator of worldwide interest on certain topics.
- News Corp's iPad newspaper prepping for launch
 The formal announcement of the digital publication owned by News Corp. will be made at an event at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on January 19, according to two people familiar with the matter. The people said the event will be attended by Steve Jobs, chief executive of iPad-maker Apple Inc., and Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corp.
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The company stopped censoring its Chinese search results.
Snow-capped ranges may turn into barren spots in a few decades.
Non-binding deal for combating global warming has US stamp.
Obama hails non-binding agreement, but poor nations unimpressed.
Manmohan, Obama speak for developing and developed world.
BASIC countries agree that the Kyoto Protocol will have to stay. 
He also stressed that India will play a positive and constructive role on climate.
Leaders from 28 countries met overnight to hammer out the draft. 
India says there is 75 per cent agreement in climate talks with the US.
US blamed others of backing away from scrutiny of their climate actions.
Frustration growing over the lack of progress in talks.