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By Julian Kossoff | Apr 04, 2013 14:21 pm
International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Guardian, Le Monde and Washington Post access data dump on financial machinations of mega-rich.
By Arlene Paredes | Mar 15, 2013 22:27 pm
American Idol judge Nicki Minaj missed the performance of Curtis Finch, Jr. on Top 10 week because she was about 15 minutes late for the Fox show. Who's going to say that's acceptable? 'Idol' has lost millions of viewers through the years, but at least 16 million viewers still tune in. And one Idol judge couldn't make sure she comes on time for them.
By Arlene Paredes | Mar 10, 2013 23:20 pm
iPhone5 drew more than 2 million pre-orders within 24 hours of the pre-order window in September 2012. Fast forward to six months later in Australia, the 6th generation Apple smartphone remains pricey at around $759 for the 16GB variant. Now exciting new phones with similar price tags have arrived, almost taunting the iPhone 5 as yesterday’s technology.
By Arlene Paredes | Mar 06, 2013 05:16 am
Motorola X could be the 2013 smartphone to launch Android 5 Key Lime Pie. Google has always downplayed its acquisition of Motorola in 2011 to reassure Android licensees of fair trade. But are there basis to rumours sparking anticipation of an X Phone on Android 5 coming out soon?.
By Arlene Paredes | Feb 27, 2013 03:39 am
Motorola X Phone, which is expected to herald the launch of Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, is set to be Google's first purebred device. Now rumours are saying that the Nexus 5 (as tech sleuths called it), is not actually going to be a Nexus 4 successor. The Google X Phone, as the upcoming Motorola phone is now called, belongs to a line of its own.
By Arlene Paredes | Feb 15, 2013 05:33 am
Sony Xperia Tablet Z has recently been unveiled in Japan during an NTT DoCoMo sprint portfolio event. Quick reviews of the device have been drawing praises from gadget watchers, making spectators wonder whether the Xperia Z tablet could be a formidable competition to iPad 4, and eventually, iPad 5.
By Prasanth Aby Thomas | Jan 28, 2013 10:23 am
Socio-economic development and gold's relative high price are prompting more Indians to turn to diamonds.
By Matt Chapman | Jan 24, 2013 11:37 am
Jessica Chastain hunts and captures Osama bin Laden - and possibly an Oscar - in Kathryn Bigelow's thrilling dramatisation.
By Chandrashekar Srinivasan | Jan 14, 2013 11:23 am
Chandrashekar Srinivasan looks at the sad decline of the lion population in west and central Africa, and the worrying trends which suggest extinction is not far away.
By Umberto Bacchi | Jan 08, 2013 11:43 am
Questions remain over appointment of Chuck Hagel and John Brennan to senior defence and CIA positions.
By Prasanth Aby Thomas | Dec 23, 2012 11:43 am
Rising demand and disappearing arable land could lead China to import more food and produce a spike in global prices.
By Matt Chapman | Dec 04, 2012 08:55 am
Trouble with the Curve gets bent out of shape thanks to paper-thin plotting and a lack of drama, finds film correspondent Matt Chapman.
By James Kelly
Protesters who made Farage's visit to Edinburgh a misery should be applauded, says James Kelly.
By Nick Howson
British sport's most iconic name called time on his illustrious career.
By Gareth Platt
Former Time Out editor Dominic Wells writes exclusively for IBTimes UK on the behind-the-scenes glitz and glamour of Cannes.
By Ewan Palmer
Veteran pundit's departure gives broadcaster chance to inject much-needed energy into highlights show.
By William Dove
Now that yet another band of men have been found guilty of the most appalling sexual crimes against young girls we are already being treated to discussions as to whether there is a problem with certain parts of the Muslim community in this country.
By Vittorio Hernandez
All eyes are on the controversial Nancy Binay, the 40-year-old daughter of the Philippine vice president who got the fifth highest number of votes in the May 13 mid-term election despite her lack of political experience.
By Graeme Mackay
On 25 April 2013 the French Ministry of Labour posted the latest unemployment figures for March - an increase of 36,900 and the 23rd consecutive monthly increase - which showed that 3.224 million were signed up and looking for work. The Ministry admitted that this figure broke the previous record set in 1997 of 3.195 million and whilst not releasing an unemployment rate, reiterated that this had stood at 10.2 per cent at the beginning of the year and that they are confidant that the rate would .
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