Its like they never learn, Microsoft India Store was hacked by a group called the Evil Shadow Team. Apart from temporarily gaining complete control over the website and showing the above image as the landing page, usernames, email addresses and passwords were stolen from several accounts and possibly the entire database of the web portal. Read past the break for more.

After dwindling resources, plummeting share prices and constant investor backlash, RIM’s making some significant changes at the top bunk. The BlackBerry makers’ co-CEOs and founders Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie have stepped down making way for current COO Thorsten Heins to fill in their shoes. Wait, it gets more interesting.

The 131 year old film pioneer, Eastman Kodak has filed for bankruptcy protection in the wake of an ever increasing digital world. Kodak was unable to find its way into the new era, even after trying several cost cutting strategies. However, it is sad to see the pioneer in the field brought down on its knees. Keep reading for more.

Microsoft president of Windows division, Steven Sinofsky demoed the next Generation of Windows at the D9 conference. The first look at some of the reference platforms from AMD, Intel, ARM and NVIDIA showed a tile based interface reminiscent of Windows Phone 7 UI. The whole OS has been built from the ground up to be more touch friendly with the traditional desktop UI also available. Keep reading for the scoop and more pics.

Nokia has done what everyone hoped it would and dropped Symbian and joined forces with Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7. So what’s the plan from here for Nokia and Microsoft? Global domination of the smartphone market, of course – Nokia and Microsoft are going after Apple and Google big time.