Australian Captain Michael Clarke made a brilliant triple hundred against India in the on going test match against India thereby joining the list of cricket most valued legends to score a triple hundred. Scoring a Triple Hundred in test matches is never easy at all! No matter against which opposition you play Triple Hundred counts. Congrats Clarke this is an ... Read More »

Twitter servers have been crashed today thanks to the overloading new year eve messages from its users therby displaying a message “Twitter is over capacity”. Twitter, a well known world wide social networking site, was out of service for almost an hour today. The site crashed around 3 p.m. Saturday. It coincided with midnight celebrations in Japan when revellers were ... Read More »

As the world enters into the 2012 calendar year, NASA scientist have once again reminded us that there is no doomsday this 2012. In their effect to dismiss the unwanted panic, NASA says, you will still be here next new year. Lol! Its really funny you know. What started as a simple whisper in the air turned into a  flame ... Read More »

Facebook, world’s renowned social media website, has been caught up against yet an another controversy. Facebook has been blamed to be the most tempting reason behind the divorces. A law firm called Divorce-Online said that 33% of the 5,000 behaviour based divorce petitions filed with the firm in the past year mentioned the site. “Facebook has become the primary method ... Read More »

Sears Holdings group of companies that govern the famous retailers shops like Sears and Kmart announced the shocking closing of its shops to overcome the loss occurred thanks to bad holiday sales and slump economy. Just, a day after Christmas, Sears Holdings gave an official statement that they are closing around 100 shops. Now in Sears Holdings website, they have ... Read More »

An Iranian researcher has invented the world’s tiniest capacitor microphone that can be used in making small and invisible hearing aids. Bahram Azizollah-Ganji, a faculty member of Noushirvani University of Technology in the northern city of Babol, has built a very small microphone which is only 0.5 x 0.5 mm big. The device, which is the tiniest microphone in the ... Read More »

The skeleton of an 18th-century celebrity nicknamed the ‘Irish Giant’ should be removed from a museum and buried at sea in keeping with his last wishes, two experts have argued, reviving a debate about the ethics of handling human remains. Writing in the British Medical Journal, medical ethicist Len Doyal and legal researcher Thomas Muinzer said there is no good ... Read More »