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All you must know about Asus Zenfone Selfie
NEW DELHI: When Asus launched Zenfone 2 in India, it brought as many as three variants of the smartphone under...
Toshiba with SanDisk launches 256GB flash chips
NEW YORK: Japanese company Toshiba in partnership with SanDisk has introduced their 256GB flash chips. Toshiba has the smallest flash...
Security researchers reveal Computers data can be hacked via sound waves
LONDON: A team of security researchers has demonstrated the ability to hijack standard equipment inside computers, printers and millions of...
Square Enix announces that Final Fantasy XV is ready to release
TOKYO: Today in Germany, Square Enix announced that the elusive Final Fantasy XV is totally on schedule and that they...
Silent Hills may not meet fans expectation
TOKYO: Silent Hills may be canceled and with it our hopes of a dream creative collaboration between the creator of...
Intel brand-new CPUs, first Skylake or sixth-generation Core chips to be released
NEW YORK: With the tech world readying it for the upcoming Intel Developer Conference, the company has decided to give...
Researchers prove, antibiotic pollution of waterways may create superbugs of tomorrow
CANADA: A team from Macquarie University has proved for the first time that even low concentrations of antibiotics are polluting...
NASA announced the discovery of exoplanet Kepler 452b
MEXICO: Recently, NASA announced the discovery of exoplanet Kepler 452b, which has since then been dubbed “Earth’s older cousin.” This...
Comet lander Philae could be antisocial currently
LONDON: The comet lander Philae could be antisocial currently, with the images and photos and sizing required along the way...
Women in workplace are often colder than men, study
WASHINGTON: A new study says women in the workplace are often colder than men. A study in the Nature Climate...
Researchers discovered a new way to switch polarization
LONDON: Univ. of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley) researchers have discovered a new way to switch the polarization of nanomagnets, paving...
Scientists create tiny robot bug that can jump on water
HONG KONG: Thanks to modern technology, almost all kinds of machine already exist. Before, robots are just toys for children....
Polar bear makes a new record to hold its breath underwater for 3 minutes
MALI: A hungry polar bear has been witnessed diving and swimming underwater for more than three minutes without coming up...
New NASA tools bring Mars closer to young explorers
WASHINGTON: On the third anniversary of the Mars landing of NASA's Curiosity rover, the US space agency has unveiled two...
NASA names new manager of ISS program
PARIS: Mike Suffredini, manager of NASA's International Space Station program, is stepping down after 10 years overseeing the lab's final...
Bubble glowing like ghost of star in space darkness
HONG KONG: This bubble glowing like the ghost of a star in the darkness of space may appear supernatural, but...
Russia submits claim for 1.2m square km of Arctic, including the North Pole
CANADA: RUSSIA has staked a claim for the Arctic Ocean — including the North Pole — saying the disputed region...
NASA robot to build biggest rocket parts for Red planet mission
MEXICO: A giant robot is helping NASA engineers to build the largest, lightweight composite rocket parts ever developed for future...
NASA extends contract with Russia for $490m to carry US astronauts to ISS
NEW YORK: NASA has extended a contract with Russia's space agency for $490 million (roughly Rs. 3,124 crores) to carry...
Amateur radio enthusiast chats with ISS from his garden shed
LONDON: Amateur radio enthusiast Adrian Lane spent 50 seconds chatting to American astronaut as he flew over UK An amateur...
