BlackBerry Buyout Offer Raises Array of Questions

An offer to take BlackBerry private does not end the uncertainty surrounding the ailing smartphone maker. BlackBerry said on Monday that it had signed a letter of intent from a group led by Fairfax Financial Holdings, a Canadian insurance and investment company, to pay shareholders $9 a share in cash, pending a variety of conditions, taking the company private. Read more here: http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/09/23/blackberry-reaches-4-7-billion-takeover-deal/?_r=0

Siri leaves beta, enters manhood [VIDEO]

When Siri, the voice "assistant" on the iPhone, made its debut in 2011, it was welcomed as futuristic way to interact with our gadgets. You could ask it simple questions, banter and flirt, or launch applications with one push of a button and without slogging through touchscreen menus. Two years later, Apple is giving Siri a major overhaul as part of Thursday's upgrade to its iOS 7 mobile operating system, and it's marking the occasion by finally dropping Siri's "beta" label. (Calling software beta usually means it is still a work in progress and that the company is ironing out any bugs.) Read more here: http://edition.cnn.com/2013/09/17/tech/mobile/siri-changes-ios-7/index.html

GTA 5': 'Grand Theft Auto 5' Cheats, Codes, Tricks, Tips And Hints For PS3

"Grand Theft Auto 5" is now out, and you can finally get your hands on a game that you've been waiting years for. However, you may come across parts of the game that outright frustrate you to the point that you're willing to do anything to get past the problem. Does this describe you? Willing to cheat to win? You're in the right place. Read more here: http://www.ibtimes.com/gta-5-grand-theft-auto-5-cheats-codes-tricks-tips-hints-ps3-1407058

Léon Foucault celebrated in Google doodle

Doodle marks birthday of Foucault, French physicist famed for his measurement of speed of light and pendulum experiment Google's latest doodle marks the birthday of Jean Bernard Léon Foucault, the French physicist and inventor of a pendulum that demonstrated the rotation of the earth. Foucault is also credited with making an early measurement of the speed of light and with the discovery of eddy currents: electric currents induced within conductors by a changing magnetic field in the conductor, which are sometimes called Foucault currents. Read more here:http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/sep/18/leon-foucault-google-doodle