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Reluctant to give up immunity
India became the latest
battleground in the war for supremacy between the top
international computer companies, heralding a win-win situation
for the consumer. Sallying forth into a battle is the biggest
international player, Apple, a company that has set the bar for
portable personal computers that use a touch-screen as a primary
input device.
The
police and demonstrators fought running battles on the streets of Cairo
on Friday in a fourth day of unpreceden- ted protests by tens of thousands
of Egyptians.
Roads
in the country will soon receive ‘stars’, like hotels, indicating
how safe they are. While the safest roads will get five stars, one star
will be awarded to high-risk roads. More than 300 people die in road
accidents on the world’s third-largest road network every day. Road
accidents are now a ‘global killer’ on the scale of malaria or
tuberculosis and are the main cause of death for young people between
the ages of 10 and 24.
