World in this week

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   Have a glance over the highlights happened this week
Mp3.com founder launches radio search service
Satya Nadella to visit Hyderabad next month.
Microsoft’s Bill Gates to start multi-billion-dollar clean tech initiative
Scientists create world's first venom database to find new cures
Jamie Vardy scored in an unprecedented 11th consecutive Premier League game as Leicester City drew 1-1 against Man United at the King Power Stadium on Saturday evening.
PV Sindhu wins Macau Open Grand Prix Gold third year in a row
OnePlus Icons in-ear earphones launched in India for Rs. 2999
Nestle resumes Maggi noodles production at all plants in India
Microsoft Lumia 950, Lumia 950XL to launch in India today: Specifications, features
Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg launch clean energy research fund
Finland's Nokia on Tuesday said it will price its virtual reality camera at USD 60,000 and begin its shipments in the first quarter of next year.
Xiaomi on Monday announced that it will release Windows 10 Mobile software for flagship Mi 4 Android smartphone in China on December 3
'Li-fi 100 times faster than wi-fi'
OnePlus Icons in-ear earphones launched in India for Rs. 2999
Spiked baseball bats found around San Francisco; police seek help
Nestle resumes Maggi noodles production at all plants in India
Microsoft Lumia 950, Lumia 950XL to launch in India today: Specifications, features
Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg launch clean energy research fund
BAI announces 10 lakh cash prize to PV sindhu
TCL Pride T500L launched at Rs 10,499 has 4G and Iris Scanner
Chennai Floods: Flights hit, 1,500 stranded fliers being evacuated
Chennai Floods: Airtel announces free talktime, Internet for customers
Airtel has announced that its prepaid customers will get a talktime of up to Rs 30 with an auto-approval from the company
Tyson Fury Celebrates World Heavyweight Title Win with 10,000-Calorie Nandos
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