0 Particle resembling the Higgs boson discovered, say CERN scientists

Physicists working at the CERN laboratory on the Large Hadron Collider's (LHC) Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) and A Toroidal LHC Apparatus (ATLAS), claim to have discovered a particle which resembles the elusive Higgs boson popularly known as the God particle which is the key to understanding the formation of the universe in a way. At a seminar held at CERN, the ATLAS experiment – one of the seven particle detector experiments at the LHC – presented its preliminary results observing a new particle in the mass region of around 125-126 GeV.

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0 iGoogle, Google Video and Google Mini to be shut down

It’s spring cleaning time at Google, an in-house initiative launched a couple of years ago. What that means is that the search engine giant’s either killing or combining some of its ‘older’ products and offerings that are losing steam into newer products and services. This time around Google is pulling the plug on iGoogle, Google Video and Google Mini, among a couple of other aging Google products.

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0 Google integrates Knowledge Graph into Search by Image

Google has rolled out a minor update to its Search by Image feature, which will enable the search engine to better detect image subjects and provide users with new and more related content. 

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0 ClearTrip does away with apps; launches all new mobile site

On the occasion of Cleartrip’s sixth anniversary, the company has launched an all new mobile site. The move is a step away from the current trend of having customised apps for each and every platform.

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0 Microsoft promises cheap Windows 8 upgrade for Windows 7, Vista, XP users

Microsoft is ensuring its upcoming Windows 8 operating system is made available to the maximum number of existing Windows users. And the Redmond-based software giant is leaving no stone unturned to give Windows 8 enthusiasts a taste of the OS at an inexpensive price.

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0 RIM roadmap leak claims first BB10 devices, London and Nevada by Q1 2013

Just last week, BlackBerry had announced yet another loss, and a delay regarding the launch of its first BlackBerry 10 OS sporting device.

According to BlackberryOS.com, which has published a leaked BlackBerry roadmap on its site, the first BB10 OS devices – the touchscreen London and the physical keypad sporting Nevada will launch in the first quarter of 2013.

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