Google ran a sting operation busting Bing copying it's results, the covert operation involved artificially ranking a page for a certain term (hiybbprqag) which nobody was searching for and returned no matches on both Google and Bing, Google then created “synthetic” searches asking few Google Engineers to use Bing Toolbar and Internet Explorer Suggested Sites features to click the artificially ranked page in Google which "Bing" copied proving there case.

Just thinking about the concept of Wireless Electricity opens a plethora of possible applications in your mind and thanks to recent developments by a technology called eCoupling the future of Wireless Electricity looks possible.

While the concept of induction based wireless electricity is not new it has been demonstrated in practical use only now, imagine a eCoupled powered packaging that not only displays information but also transmits the same to smartphones and personal computers wirelessly telling you how much orange juice is left in pack or alerting you when it is about to expire, If this is not enough how about some eCoupled powered soup which gets cooked in it's packaging.

Want to see wireless electricity in action?, just watch the demonstration posted below.

There are quite a few free VPN service providers but all of them have very restrictive limits on free accounts, Hostizzle is a new VPN service provider offering free US based IP anonymity service with a very generous quota of 100 GB monthly data usage on a 1GBps port. Using secure OpenVPN protocol with 1024-bit SSL/TLS certificates and Blowfish encryption the service is surely going to lure users looking for online anonymity, bypassing internet-censorship and country specific content block.

Apart from offering the generous free usage quota the service also creates custom OpenVPN installer with built-in user certificates, so all you need to do is to enter your email address and download a ready-to-use OpenVPN setup requiring no settings to work.

Motorola Atrix 4G is an Android-based smartphone introducing the concept of Webtop - which basically is a smartphone with capability of fully functional laptop. Featuring an impressive spec-sheet with qHD display, 24-bit graphics, NVIDIA Tegra 2 (Dual-Core 1GHz Cortex A9 + GeForce ULP) processor, HSPA+ at 14.4 Mbps, 1GB DDR2 RAM, 16GB Internal memory with microSD expansion support, 5.0MP camera with Dual LED Flash supporting 4x Digital Zoom and Auto Focus, 720p video capture @ 30fps (Full 1080p video capture will be supported via Software upgrade post-launch) and built-in Fingerprint scanner.

Watch the impressive official promo after the jump.

After payment reversals and blocking withdrawals in past for Indian users, PayPal has once again some worrying news for Indian users - citing RBI (Reserve Bank of India) guidelines PayPal has amended it's user agreement for India effectively blocking them from sending money in their PayPal account balance which can only be withdrawn to an Indian bank account now, and has also limited received payments to US$500 per transaction for any export-related goods or services.

Why settle for a single computer rescue bootable disk when we can have multiple tools on a single medium, thanks to free utilities like SARDU (Shardana Antivirus Rescue Disk Utility) - creating bootable rescue disk with all sorts of rescue tools becomes a matter of minutes.

SARDU enables usesr to prepare bootable CD/DVD or USB disks including a comprehensive collection of antivirus rescue disk's, utilities, Linux Live distros, and other popular Windows PE and recovery disks with ease.

Rescue Tools Multi Boot CD/DVD/USB Menu

After RealPlayer and MPlayer yet another popular multimedia player "Winamp" has landed onto Google Android platform.

With impressive features like Wireless Desktop Sync, SHOUTcast Radio, complete Android media management with sync to desktop library, Persistent Player Controls, Play Queue Management, Widget Players & Shortcuts etc., Winamp For Android is certainly going to find it's place as the default multimedia player of choice for many.

While Gmail Labs already featured an "unread message count in title-bar" hack, the same was not very useful while using tab-pinning in Firefox or Chrome web-browsers. Thanks to a new Gmail Labs feature we can now have the unread mail count as an favicon clearly visible when using tab-pinning feature in Firefox and Google Chrome.

Any new leaked build of Internet Explorer 9 makes news across blogsphere, unlike previous leaks after IE9 Beta brand new build "Internet Explorer 9.00.8073.6010" has not made it's way to public but a Russian website Winreview.ru has leaked current screenshots showing notable UI changes.