Salman Khan’s health problem revealed

Last week, there was considerable speculation over Salman Khan’s health. Some reports stated that he had a minor cardiac problem while some claimed that he would be going to the US for treatment of a spinal condition called sciatica. The news however is that, a nerve has been giving him trouble for a couple of months.Now that the problem has been identified, Salman is in consultation with doctors to get the problem rectified. He has been taking medical advice and finding the best way to treat the problem. Lately Salman has been promoting his sister Alvira’s home production Bodyguard and shooting for Yash Raj Films’ Ek Tha Tiger simultaneously. This is

taking a toll on his health. Salman has now decided to slow down on the work front. He is now planning to do only one project at a time.

He has also informed his brothers Sohail and Arbaaz that he would be shooting their films Sher Khan and Dabangg 2 respectively only next year now. Producer Sajid Nadiadwala and director Shirish Kunder have also been told that their film Kick will start only at the beginning of next year. For the rest of this year, Salman will only focus on Ek Tha Tiger. Shi

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Toshiba Canada enters all-in-one PC market

Toshiba of Canada has thrown its hat into the all-in-one personal computer (PC) ring with the launch this week of the Toshiba DX730, a 23” all-in-one machine designed for users who want a large display and multimedia features in an environment where space is at a premium. It's Toshiba's first foray into this form factor, said Mini Saluja, national training manager with Toshiba of Canada, building on its experience in the laptop market. The DX730 has a 23” full HD multitouch display with a glossy black finish on an aluminum stand. It comes with a matching Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, and boasts Onkyo stereo speakers with Waves MaxxAudio sound processing. Two models of the DX730 will initially be available. The $899 model features a second-generation Intel Core i3 processor with 4GB of DDR3 memory, a 1TB 7200 RPM hard drive, a DVD SuperMulti Drive and HDMI in. For $1,049, you can move up to a model with an NVIDIA Geforce GT 540M processor and Intel Core i5, as we...

Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra review

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