Chinese
River Turns Red, And Nobody Is Quite Sure Why?
A stretch of China's Yangtze River has
mysteriously turned red around the city of Chongquin. Officials are
investigating the river's transformation, as nobody is quite sure what caused
it. The river began turning the color of a nice marinara sauce on Thursday.
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The red river gave Chongqing an apocalyptic appearance yesterday
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The Yangtze River is the longest in Asia and the
third-longest in the world. The affected area of the
river -- reportedly turned "the color of tomato juice" is generally
in the vicinity of the industrial city of Chongquin, although red sections of
the river have been reported elsewhere, as well.
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Apple has been awarded more than $1bn in damages by the US court after its rival smartphone and tablet manufacturer Samsung was found to have copied critical features of its iPhone and iPad.
In California today, a jury enters a third day of deliberations in the smartphone and tablet copyright battle between Apple and Samsung. But today in South Korea, a court facing the some of the same questions issued its ruling.
The South Korea court issued a split decision. A court in South Korea ruled today that Apple infringed on two of Samsung's technology patents in a couple of its products. And Samsung violated one of Apple's patents in one of its products.
The court said that Samsung did not copy Apple's iPhone design.
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