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On Wednesday, Google has made the announcement of its cloud music service at Google I/O. This was in very expected from last few months. The registration for music Beta was available immediately for those who were present at the conference. BYTE has ripped off it and the preview of it is also disclosed.

The user can make use of music beta by uploading the music collection of their own and also can download and stream from any Web browser or Android-based device.

This work same as the Amazon Cloud Player which was launched in April, but this is quite easy to navigate.

Apple has released its new TV ads for the iPhone. This ad has typically played up all its capability.

It has shown almost all applications it can run. The message that the ad has to deliver to the viewers that- ‘you are missing out on something great’. That means if you don’t have the device with you then you are undoubtedly missing something great. Though there has not been really a great change in the new set of ads, but the message is quite clear to its target audience. It has tried to show its advantages over the other phones as far as its service and features are concerned.

It has been announced by an EMC Corporation that its data management division known as RSA, has given an urgent alert warning that a sophisticated intruder might have initiated a “broad attack” on a password device used by millions of customers.

It’s being more than a day passed after the warning but the meaning of the alert remains undisclosed. As RSA security will not disclose publically what kind of threat it is and how its systems would compromise with this intruder.

The measure of the task that the ministers and the UK's exporters are being faced with has been underlined yesterday according to the latest trade figures.

According to the Office for National Statistics, the UK lack regarding the visible trade in goods had been at its broadest from the time the records started in the year 1980 and therefore, perhaps, it is the broadest in the history of United Kingdom as an industrialized country.

In spite of a 20 per cent decline in sterling since the year 2007, the UK imported goods worth £9.2bn more than its exports.

England's PM, David Cameron has taken a stand and has shown that he wants more tax cuts for the middle-class segment during the upcoming budget. It comes at a time when the government is thinking of having a fresh crackdown on the non-doms.

And if that happens, then in most probability the existing levy is going to be extended during this budget as well.