The terror that has taken over Iran the past several days following the June 12 Presidential election has the entire world watching and weeping. Last week, Iran's Guardian Council declared President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad the winner of the election with 62.63% of the vote, surprising many experts and supporters of Mir Hossein Moussavi, who many expected to win.






Despite stern warnings from IGC, hundreds of demonstrators angry over election results have been protesting, most recently in a public square Monday in Tehran. According to hospital sources, at least 19 people were killed in clashes in Tehran on Saturday alone, but unconfirmed reports put the total number killed at over 150.

It's painful to sit by and watch as thousands of innocent people are being injured and killed, knowing that there is very little we can do to help. But the Twitterverse is showing it's support by turning their icons green. You can do this by visiting helpiranelection.com.

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At the WWDC (world wide developers conference) on Monday, Apple had a "hyperwall" on display which consisted of twenty 30-inch Apple displays. The screens were loaded with 20,000 of the most popular iPhone apps which would pulsate each time the app was download from the iTunes store via a live feed. The hyperwall was built using Apples latest technology. It's powered by 20 Mac Pro towers each running the new Mac OS X Snow Lepoard.

A pretty cool idea and crowd getter, kudos to Apple for innovative thinking once again.