Science/Tech

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 »

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 »

iPhone 5 rumors are surging online indicating a possible earlier release of the product with a faster processor and a similar look to the iPhone 4. The new Apple rumors contradict previous assertions the so-called iPhone 5 wouldn’t start production until September for a launch during the holidays or early 2012. Instead, the next iteration of Apple’s iPhone would go ... Read More »

Yahoo to shut down Yahoo Buzz from  tomorrow i.e., April 21,2011. Yahoo Buzz, the famous web portal that is used by website publishers to post their content to the world and attract millions of Yahoo users via Yahoo buzz, is about to be axed and killed as Yahoo! other service Mybloglog. A blog post from Yahoo said that the website ... Read More »

Intel this week talked about some features in its upcoming Core chips based on Ivy Bridge chip architecture, which will bring improved graphics and application performance to PCs. PCs with Ivy Bridge chips are due out next year, and will integrate support for Microsoft’s DirectX 11, which will bring more depth and realism to graphics, said Phil Taylor, senior software ... Read More »

Does it make sense to buy a tablet which has no e-mail, no calendar, no cellular connections, no video chat, no Skype, no Notes app, no GPS, no games? Well that is how Research In Motion (RIM) is launching the new tablet. Blackberry Playbook, the most anticipated tablet of the year is all set to make its debut tomorrow in ... Read More »