Science/Tech

Greenland to be redrawn: Times Atlas,who claims to be the world’s most authoritative and prestigious maps, has been a center of talk since its announcement to redraw Greenland. According to Atlas, Greenland has lost 15% of the ice in the last 12 years due to environmental challenges and climatic changes. The 13th edition of the “comprehensive” version of the atlas ... Read More »

As crazy as this may sound, it is in fact true.  Astronomers in California have found a planet that is orbiting 2 suns. Astronomers say a bit of science fiction is now reality. They’ve spotted a planet orbiting two suns. The discovery was made by NASA’s planet-hunting telescope Kepler. Scientists describe the find in Friday’s issue of the journal Science. ... Read More »

Pubcenter.microsoft.com , if this is your web address and if you are trying to look forward into ways to sign up with Microsoft to serve Microsoft ads in your website, then you may be not disappointed anymore cause Microsoft pubcenter is back in work. For readers who do not know about Microsoft pubcenter,  Microsoft Pubcenter is similar to Google adsense ... Read More »

Apple Wins the Lawsuit against Samsung new Galaxy tablet thereby successfully halting the sales of Samsung tablet in Germany. According to the district court in Düsseldorf ruled on Friday, Samsung must immediately stop the sales of its new Galaxy. Sounds like Apple will not stop until it shuts down Samsung. I say, its a Battle of Survival between Apple and ... Read More »

Looks like Yahoo is not happy with its financial performance. Carol Bartz was appointed as the CEO of Yahoo after Yahoo was facing financial lethargy. Yahoo was hoping Carol Bartz would turn things around. After being the CEO for almost 2 1/2 years Bartz failed to make any significant change or impress the investors that she is sheering the company ... Read More »

Two Apple employees reportedly have lost an unreleased iPhone prototype which is  suspected to have been sold online. The new un-released iPhone prototype model was an experiment from Apple with far more greater features when compared to its previous iPhone releases. After an failed attempt to rescue the lost iphone prototype, Apple employees addressed San Francisco police to help them ... Read More »

This is exactly what a Lenovo executive is claiming. Speaking to the Guardian on Friday, the director of consumer products and pricing for Lenovo Western Europe, Andrew Barrow, said he believes that of the million 7-inch Galaxy Tabs shipped by Samsung last year, the Korean company sold a mere 20,000. This is a surprisingly a very low turn-out. But there ... Read More »