Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer defended the company's presence in China, saying it was more helpful in easing censorship than the tougher approach of rival Google. Ballmer said that while he respected Google's decision not to bow to censorship in China, Microsoft believed it was more productive to engage Beijing in dialogue rather than take on a country's legal system. Human rights groups and members of the US Congress have accused technology giants including Microsoft and Yahoo!... Full Story

As weird as it may sound (or not) a Ferrari F430 Spider was caught bursting into flames somewhere in Singapore. The exquisite Spider reportedly caught fire on April 28th at 11:56 am (local time) and until now, there are no specific details available as to how the commuter charred to ashes. Luckily there was no one injured in the mishap but despite quick efforts by the Singapore Civil Defense Force to save it from burning completely, the final result was the same. Brings tears to our eyes.... Full Story

In the verdict on Renault's role in the race fixing allegations for the last year's Formula One Race at Singapore, Renault almost got scot-free with a 2-year suspended ban. The highlight of the verdict is as follows - Renault have been given a two-year suspended ban. Former team boss Flavio Briatore has been banned from FIA sanctioned events for an unlimited period. The Italian has been banned indefinitely from attending any FIA events. A route back into F1 was made more difficult for... Full Story