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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, in just 25 hours, be still your beating hearts
TOKYO: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, in just 25 hours. Be still your beating hearts, all you stalwarts planning a...
Let’s see what apps you could use to chat with your loved ones if WhatsApp, for some reason, is not an option
LONDON: There are several apps that rank right up there, with WhatsApp, and they definitely deserve a mention. That being...
Blocked SIMs will be reactivated upon biometric verification even after Sunday’s deadline, PTA
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Telecommunication Authority Chairman Ismail Shah has said that deadline for biometric verification of SIMs will not be extended...
Light can be dramatically slowed with glass fibers
MEXICO: Light is an extremely useful tool for quantum communication, but it has one major disadvantage: It usually travels at...
Water seep out below Mars’s surface
LONDON: As the midsummer Sun beats down on the southern mountains of Mars, bringing daytime temperatures soaring up to a...
Android Lollipop update to begin rolling out to LG G Pad 7.0, 8.0, 10.1 versions
TOKYO: Android Lollipop update will begin rolling out to the LG G Pad 7.0, 8.0, and 10.1 versions on April...
100m yrs Old dinosaur bones found near Texas by 4yrs old boy Wylie Brys
MUMBAI: Move over, young Indiana Jones. Four-year-old Wylie Brys found 100-million-year-old dinosaur bones near a shopping center in Texas. The...
Horrified villagers dub mysterious fire spewing sinkhole ‘Gateway to hell’
BEIJING: A mysterious, fire-spewing sinkhole appeared in northwest China a few weeks ago, and it has already overstayed its welcome....
Sun was a ‘late bloomer’ in stellar ‘baby boom’
NEW YORK: In one of the most comprehensive galaxy surveys yet, astronomers have found that galaxies like our Milky Way...
Exotic goldfish species dumped in Colorado Lake posing threat to nature ecosystem
ELY: A handful of goldfish dumped into a Colorado lake, evidently by a pet owner years ago, have reproduced and...
Radiation from Fukushima disaster found in Canadian waters
LANGA: Scientists have detected radiation from Japan's 2011 nuclear disaster off the Canadian coast. Experts disagree as to whether the...
200th anniversary of Tambora eruption a reminder of volcanic perils
QENA: Two hundred years after the biggest volcanic blast in recorded history, scientists have ranked the countries most at risk...
Collection of Roman artefacts dating from AD 200 discovered in Royston
CANADA: A collection of Roman artefacts dating from AD 200 have been discovered in a field near Royston. The items,...
NASA’s technology has trickled down to a host of wearable gadgets
MEXICO: What has spaceflight ever done for us? A hell of a lot, actually – and aside from trying to...
Engineers now understand how complex carbon nanostructures form
WASHINGTON: Matt Maschmann, a researcher at the University of Missouri (MU), has developed a method to predict the way in...
Scientist found tens of tombs holding mummies in Peru
BRENT: Scientists have found tens of tombs holding mummies in Peru. According to the researchers, the site of the discovery...
Sun formed after stellar ‘baby boom’ in the Milky Way Galaxy
NEW YORK: The Milky Way’s star-birthing craze came to a head regarding 10 billion years back. Our sunlight really did...
Around 150 dolphins stranded on Japan’s northeastern coast
TOKYO: About 150 dolphins beached themselves and became stranded on Japan’s northeastern coast, but frantic rescue efforts Friday saved just...
Final Fantasy publisher Square Enix to bring AAA console games to mobile, as company launches Final Fantasy XIII for iOS, Android
TOKYO: Final Fantasy publisher Square Enix is experimenting with bringing its AAA console games to mobile, as the company has...
Ordinary clay could hold the key to future carbon capture
LEEDS: In order to minimize the amount of human-produced greenhouse gases entering the atmosphere, numerous scientists have studied materials that...
