Asian Tribune Printed Tabloid paper from November

One of the leading Online news paper operated from Colombo, Srilanka, Asian Tribune going to launch their New Printed tabloid Paper from next November. It will be an all color 12-page English tabloid printed and distributed from Colombo once a week.

Asian Tribune authors also hopes to circulate the paper around the world, but initially it will start from Colombo. And the Good news is Asian Tribune printed Paper is come to you for free of charge. Free paper will funded by advertisement and and other one way funds.

Asian tribune or AT claims that they the tabloid will not be an Anti-Government or Political.
"Like AT, the AT Tabloid will be in the forefront of criticizing the authority not with a sense of venom or to settle scores at the personal and institutional level but as a watchdog of people’s interests and national concerns."

We are also wish Good Luck the AT's move to the Printed form.

Honda launched a new robot for easy personal mobility

Honda Motor Co Yesterday Launched a new robot ("U3-X") that enables people to move around easily to any direction. The U3-X, equipped with the world's first omni-directional driving system, makes it possible to adjust speed and move, turn and stop an all directions when rider leans the upper body to shift body weight, Honda said.





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Find news fast with Google fast flip

If you are a News hunter you may want to find out news all over the world very quickly.
But one of main problem is slow speed of loading pages and time consuming to find out recent news.

However Google recently developed and launched an attractive and modern news finder.
It's called Google fast Flip: http://fastflip.googlelabs.com/
That lets you browse news pages without loading the actual page.
it flips the screenshots of news pages around the world and bring them in to an one page.

It also have a mobile version and this lets people who uses mobile internet to view news items very speedily and select the one that they really wants.
Mobile version of Google Flips: http://fastflip.googlelabs.com/mobile

Mobitel to spend over $30 million to cover North and East

Srilanka Telecom Mobitel says they are heading to North and East by providing mobile communication facilities to those areas. Mobitel the mobile wing of Srilanka Telecom Ltd. is a leading mobile network in Srilanka.

Mobitel says they will spend about $30m to upgrade Mobitel network in post war zone.
Initially Mobitel will cover up Kandy-Jaffna A9 road spending about $5m.

Chief executive Suren Amarasekera said they are expecting to cover Northen area before the end year 2009.