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New Technology Turns Any Object Into TV Remote
Researchers from Lancaster University in the UK show a novel technique that allows body movement, or movement of objects, to be used to interact with screens.
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Anuj Bidve's murder trial begins today
The trial of 'Psycho Stapleton', a Briton accused of the murder of an Indian student Anuj Bidve on December 26 last in Salford begins in the Manchester Crown Court today. The trial of Kiaran Stapleton, 21, is expected to last 12 days.
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Anuj Bidve's parents see his body at a funeral parlour in UK
Indian student Anuj Bidve's parents have viewed his body for the first time at a funeral parlour here, more than a week after he was killed in an unprovoked attack in the British city of Salford. Subhash Bidve, Anuj's father, arrived in London last evening along with wife Yogini and Anuj's brother-in-law Rakesh Sonawane. They will visit the site of...
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Anuj was alive, I was holding his hand, recalls a witness
Sheetal Patel who was one of the first people on scene after Bidve was shot said "we thought, he's going to be picked up from the ambulance, they're going to clean his wound up and he's going to be alright."
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Facebook flooded with condemnation for Indian student's killing
Social networking website Facebook has been flooded with comments condemning the killing of Indian student Anuj Bidve in Manchester. Bidve's friends and people unknown to him in UK and India have reacted strongly to the killing on Facebook. One post termed the killers as "vermin".
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New Technology Turns Any Object Into TV Remote
Researchers from Lancaster University in the UK show a novel technique that allows body movement, or movement of objects, to be used to interact with screens.
-
Anuj Bidve's murder trial begins today
The trial of 'Psycho Stapleton', a Briton accused of the murder of an Indian student Anuj Bidve on December 26 last in Salford begins in the Manchester Crown Court today. The trial of Kiaran Stapleton, 21, is expected to last 12 days.
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Anuj Bidve's parents see his body at a funeral parlour in UK
Indian student Anuj Bidve's parents have viewed his body for the first time at a funeral parlour here, more than a week after he was killed in an unprovoked attack in the British city of Salford. Subhash Bidve, Anuj's father, arrived in London last evening along with wife Yogini and Anuj's brother-in-law Rakesh Sonawane. They will visit the site of...
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Anuj was alive, I was holding his hand, recalls a witness
Sheetal Patel who was one of the first people on scene after Bidve was shot said "we thought, he's going to be picked up from the ambulance, they're going to clean his wound up and he's going to be alright."
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Facebook flooded with condemnation for Indian student's killing
Social networking website Facebook has been flooded with comments condemning the killing of Indian student Anuj Bidve in Manchester. Bidve's friends and people unknown to him in UK and India have reacted strongly to the killing on Facebook. One post termed the killers as "vermin".
