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TV 9 Kannada is a 24 hour Kannada language news television channel that was launched on 22 June, 2006.[1] The channel is owned by Sneha Television network, which also operates a Telugu news channel. TV9 Kannada has a wide range of programmes ranging from hourly news, analysis of major news events and Interviews.

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Latest Karnataka news : Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa , under pressure to quit over allegations of favoured prime land allotment to his relatives, deferred his visit to New Delhi to Monday evening.

Two ministers, R. Ashoka and V.S. Acharya, who met Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Nitin Gadkari , told reporters in New Delhi that the issue will be resolved “by tomorrow” (Tuesday).

Facts about your pet dog

DID YOU KNOW?

It is a myth that dogs are color blind. They can actually see in colour, just not as vividly as humans. It is akin to our vision at dusk.

Dogs DO have better low-light vision than humans because of a special light-reflecting layer behind their retinas.

If never spayed or neutered, a female dog, her mate, and their puppies could product over 66,000 dogs in 6 years!

Dogs’ only sweat glands are between their paw pads.

A dog’s mouth exerts 150-200 pounds of pressure per square inch, with some dogs exerting up to 450 pounds per squre inch.

A one year old dog is as mature, physically, as a 15 year old human.

First Google-powered phone coming Sept 23

T-Mobile plans to show off the first wireless phone powered by Google Inc.’s much-anticipated Android software system at a Sept. 23 news conference.

Although T-Mobile intends to demonstrate the phone for reporters and analysts invited to next week’s event in New York, the handset isn’t expected to be available in stores until next month.

More specifics about the phone’s shipping date and pricing are still to come. T-Mobile is expected to subsidize part of the phone’s cost for buyers who agree to subscribe to the carrier’s mobile service.

The phone, made by HTC, has generated a big buzz because it will be the first to use Google’s Android software, which is supposed to make it easier and more enticing to surf the Internet on a handset.

Google is counting on the software, announced last November, to help sell more advertising by encouraging more people to use its Internet search engine and other services while they are away from the office or home.

T-Mobile’s phone will face stiff competition from Apple Inc.’s iPhone, which is Google’s largest source of mobile traffic so far, and Research In Motion Ltd.’s BlackBerry. If Google realises its ambitions, hundreds of different mobile devices will run on the Android system.

YouTube bans terrorism training videos

You won’t find terrorist training videos on YouTube anymore.

Google’s popular video-sharing site now bans footage that advertises terrorism or extremist causes. Backers of the change hope it will blunt Al-Qaida’s strong media online campaign.

After pressure from Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman, the Internet search engine revised its community guidelines for posting videos on YouTube.

In addition to the ban on terror training videos, the new YouTube guidelines include bans on: videos that incite others to commit violent acts; videos on things like how to make bombs; and footage of sniper attacks.

The Internet has become a powerful tool for terrorism recruitment. What was once conducted at secret training camps in Afghanistan is now available to anyone, anywhere because of the Web.

Chat rooms are potent recruitment tools, but counter terrorism officials have found terrorist-sponsored videos are also key parts of Al-Qaida’s propaganda machine.

“It’s good news if there are less of these on the web,” FBI spokesman Richard Kolko said. “But many of these jihadist videos appear on different web sites around the world, and any time there is investigative or intelligence value we actively pursue it.”

There have been online terror-training videos ranging from how to slit a victim’s throat and how to make suicide vests to how to make explosives from homemade ingredients, said Bruce Hoffman, a counter terrorism expert and professor at Georgetown University.

Nokia launches N96

Nokia, the world leader in mobile communications, on Tuesday (September 9) launched its most advanced multimedia device-Nokia N96 in India. The N96 will be available in the market from September 15 and its retail price is Rs 34,999. The N96 will offer a memory size of 16GB that can be increased to 24GB with an optional microSD card, allowing consumers to store hours of media and entertainment on the go.

“In the Web 2.0 era, the new Nokia N96 places the power to shape in internet in your hands. Nokia N96 offers the most personalised mobile internet experience to date and it defines convergence by blending phone and multimedia options seamlessly,” Nokia India Marketing Director Devinder Kishore told reporters in Mumbai.

The dual-side N96 is a perfect of style and cutting edge technology and represents a whole new chapter in mobile technology and is best optimised for superb web and entertainment. The N96 can be store up to 18,000 songs, up to 20,000 images at 5 mega pixel, up to 60 hours of video or full length movies. With multifunctional media keys and a 2.8″ screen, music, movies and games and will be available at the touch of a button.

“Nokia N series has always been at the forefront of innovation and has time and again added new paradigms to mobility and introduced devices that cater to the consumer aspirations,” Kishore said.  The N96 boasts of a 5 mega-pixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, a dual LED flash and video light. It allows DVD like quality video capture at 30 frames per second. Users can enter the N-gage arena and challenge the world to wide array of game or even blog about their favourite games and chat online.