Nokia yesterday unveiled a new crop of smartphones that could put the company back in the smartphone race with rivals iPhone and Android. It could also mark a turnaround for Microsoft's unpopular Windows Phone 7 software.
The scientists behind the research, which could provide industrial scale quantities of blood, believe it will transform transfusions by preventing hospital shortages, and save thousands of lives on battlefields and at the scene of car crashes.
The French may have fallen just short of conquering the rugby world but they can still lay claim to the world's fastest production car, the Bugatti Veyron. And now a second French car maker is attempting to launch a supercar.
Supercar A Bolt from Les Bleus
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Nokia with First Windows Phone Handsets
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Artificial Blood That Could be Used Transfusions
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