Sify.com » Topics » APFN
APFN News
Wii U, sequels take another swing at E3
Is the Wii U right for you?At last year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), Nintendo captured most of the spotlight by unveiling the Wii's successor, a high-definition console called the Wii U that utilizes a tablet-like touchscreen controller. Attention alone wasn't enough to declare a victory. Folks weren't, well, feeling it. Critical reaction was mixed, and the Japanese gaming giant's stock dropped."Nintendo
Is the Wii U right for you?At last year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), Nintendo captured most of the spotlight by unveiling the Wii's successor, a high-definition console called the Wii U that utilizes a tablet-like touchscreen controller. Attention alone wasn't enough to declare a victory. Folks weren't, well, feeling it. Critical reaction was mixed, and the Japanese gaming giant's stock dropped."Nintendo
Target sells shirts to benefit equality advocates
Target Corp. is taking some heat for selling T-shirts to benefit a group that favors gay marriage.
Target Corp. is taking some heat for selling T-shirts to benefit a group that favors gay marriage.
Around world, Bloomberg soda war hard to swallow
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has proposed a ban on the sale of large sodas and other sugary drinks in restaurants, delis and movie theaters in the hopes of combating obesity. Under his plan,
May Auto Sales: Subaru sales jump 48 percent
Subaru of America Inc. said Friday that its May sales jumped 48 percent from a year on sharply higher sales of the Impreza.
Subaru of America Inc. said Friday that its May sales jumped 48 percent from a year on sharply higher sales of the Impreza.
Gas prices are silver lining as economy weakens
's some good news behind the discouraging headlines on the economy: Gas is getting cheaper. It's dropped to $2.99 in some areas of South Carolina and could soon fall below $3 in a handful of
US factory activity grew more slowly in May
U.S. manufacturing grew more slowly in May, hampered by weaker hiring and declining production. But a measure of new orders rose to a 13-month high, suggesting factory activity will pick up in June.
U.S. manufacturing grew more slowly in May, hampered by weaker hiring and declining production. But a measure of new orders rose to a 13-month high, suggesting factory activity will pick up in June.
© Copyright Sify Technologies Ltd, 1998-2011. All rights reserved. India News Portal, Sify.com hosted at SifyHosting India's first Level 3 Internet Data Centre.
Site optimized for Internet Explorer 5.5 and above.
See Disclaimer |Privacy Policy &Parental Guidance on pornography |careers@sify |About Us |Feedback |Advertise
Site optimized for Internet Explorer 5.5 and above.
See Disclaimer |Privacy Policy &Parental Guidance on pornography |careers@sify |About Us |Feedback |Advertise