On April 21, Facebook celebrated the “Like” button’s first birthday. Just one year ago, CEO Mark Zuckerberg took the stage at the F8 developers conference to announce the advent of the “Like,” along with a host of other Facebook expansions. And today we find the Like button almost in every websites. Cool! What is a Facebook Like Button? This may ... Read More »

Sri Lankan Fast Bowler Lasith Malinga has announced his retirement from Test Cricket. Malinga,who is well known for his unique slinging round-arm action announced his retirement on Friday in order to prolong his limited overs career. In a statement Malinga said he had sustained a chronic knee injury in Australia in February, 2008, which prevented him from playing one-day cricket ... Read More »

Sony’s Playstation Network is down! The issue was first raised by the play station gamers who were unable to login to the console of the Play Station Network. When the problem was reported with Sony, Sony acknowledged about the error and promised to correct it pretty soon. But seems that, Sony might take a couple of days then previously assumed ... Read More »

Google, has once again showed its continual interest towards the carbon free atmosphere by planning to purchase energy from the wind farm that is planned near Oklahoma. By this deal, Google will be able to own 100 mega watt power through the deal and more importantly it will be an eco friendly. The readers should note that Google’s headquarters located ... Read More »

Lindsay Lohan inks movie deal. To star in Gotti: Three Generations and Mob Street. “We’re very pleased to have Lindsay on-board for both of these films,” executive producer Marc Fiore tells Us Weekly in a statement. “She has been very enthusiastic about the Gotti project, and after resuming discussions with her, we were impressed by her commitment to the film ... Read More »

A new technology will now detect  cancer just by  doing the breath test on the patient with an “electronic nose”, says scientist from Technion Israel Institute of Technology . The highly sophisticated device can detect even malignant head and neck cancer tumours, which are often hard to diagnose. The device is designed to pick up on microscopic chemical changes that ... Read More »

A Largest fossil remains of a Spider which lived in the Jurassic period along with the dinosaurs has been discovered by Scientist along the volcanic ash of Inner Mongolia, China. The Spider that is named golden orb-weavers or Nephila dates back to 165 million years ago.  Nephila is known for preying on birds and bats along with insects. Scientist believe ... Read More »