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Google drive replacing harddrive?

IT'S long been rumoured, but Google finally confirmed the existence of Google Drive, its free online storage service that could render hard-drives obsolete. Google Drive, which allows u...


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Exploring for natural resources in outer space

New Space Venture the Next Google? --"Could Add Trillions of Dollars to the Global GDP Mining Asteroids"           Google executive chairman Eric S...


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Xpray vision Smartphones

Chip may soon allow smartphones to have x-ray vision SAN FRANCISCO - Researchers at a Texas university have designed a chip that could give smartphones the long-envied a...


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At 73, oldest woman up Everest

Japanese Woman, 73, Begins Record Everest Attempt Tamae Watanabe, 73, will attempt to shatter her own decade-old record as the oldest woman to summit Mount Everest, her organizers announced Mon...


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Decline in god due to science ?

   CHICAGO, April 18 (UPI) -- Belief in God is declining gradually worldwide, with faith highest among older people, a report released by the University of Chicago Wednes...


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Self detection and self diagnosis bullet train?

(Xinhua Photo) Beijing, April 20 (People's Daily Online)-- China's Ministry of Science and Technology plans to further boost speed of bullet train, according to ...


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Future of Online Shopping, Bright !

  Shopping in the fashionable stores of New York, London and Paris may soon be a thing of the past for Chinese customers, with online shopping fast changing the retail trade. Unlike popu...


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Flying Car Terrafugia updates..

                          Massachusetts-based firm Terrafugia said their production prototype "Transition" car-plane had completed an eight-minute test flig...


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Ultrathin Solar Cell

Tsuyoshi Sekitani Develops Ultrathin Solar Cells   When an internet of things becomes reality it will take a network of tiny sensors on everything from clothing to bags of carrot...


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Googles Internet Glasses

Google gives glimpse of Internet glasses   15Share   ...


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Neanderthals wiped out by the cold

  Neanderthals in Western Europe started disappearing long before Homo sapiens showed up, suggesting that cold weather, and not cold-hearted humans, might have been responsible ...


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Samsung leads smartphone with Note

Samsung Retakes Global Smartphone Lead During the first quarter of 2012 Samsung Electronics became the world’s leading seller of smartphones with sales of 41 million to Apple’s 32.6 mill...


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Billions of habitable planets out there

Billions of Habitable Worlds in Our Galaxy? There could be tens of billions of planets in the Milky Way that exist within the habitable zones of their parent red dwarf stars. ...


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One up for machine

New Algorithm Captures What Pleases the Human Ear—and May Replace Human Instrument Tuners As computer hardware and software becomes ever more powerful, they find ways to match and then exceed...


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Next computer revolution is to mimic our brain

                     The term, Artificial Intelligence was coined in 1956 by John McCarthy at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This year, computer scientists celebrate the 100th...


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Vibrating tatoo by Nokia

Remember when you and your sorority sisters all got dolphin tattoos on your ankle when you were on Spring Break in Panama City? Like so many decisions you made that week, it seemed like a fantast...


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A record at 4 teraelectronvolt

  Over the weekend, physicists and engineers at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) nudged proton beam energies to a new record: 4 Tera-electron volts (TeV). This record comes shortly after CERN a...


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Korea Takes Over Battery Leadership from Japan

Korea beats Japan in battery production Samsung SDI’s strong growth and a recent surge by LG Chem have given Korea its first lead over Japan’s Panasonic and Sony in the global lithium-ion...


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Some brains are better in learning languages?

Are Some Brains Better at Learning Languages? People who learn many languages may have different brains from the rest of us. In his spare time, an otherwise ordinary 16-year o...


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Samsung Note breaking taboo

Insight: Samsung: "fast executioner" seeks killer design       By Miyoung Kim SEOUL | Fri Mar 23, 2012 4:57am EDT (Reuters) - When Samsung Electronics rushed its firs...


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Wallit, App for leaving your virtual mark at physical places

App for leaving your virtual mark at physical places March 19, 2012 Wallit aims to collate a cumulative, human experience of specific locations. TORONTO, March 19 — Imagine standin...


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Rare earth

  On Tuesday, President Barack Obama announced that the United States, joined by the European Union and Japan, is filing a challenge with the World Trade Organization over China's export restri...


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Neutrinos not faster than light

  Icarus Experiment Measures Neutrino Speed: Even Neutrinos Are Not Faster Than Light The ICARUS experiment at the Italian Gran Sasso laboratory has reported a new measurement of the time of...


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Think like human search

  Google has a lot on its plate lately -- Android, Google+ and the recently launched Google Play. Even with all of these other projects, the company is still focused on what made it a household...


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Space foil helping to build safer cars

      Space foil helping to build safer cars   16 March 2012 A special foil sensor developed to m...


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New human species

The remains of what may be a previously unknown human species have been identified in southern China. The bones, which represent at least five individuals, have been dated to between 11,500 and 14...


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Flying affects taste buds

Airplane food is notoriously bad. But airlines, in financial free fall over the last decade, have been trying to bring back the luxe food of early flight in business class and first class, to...


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90days rowing solo with Katadyn desalination device

Ninety days rowing solo across the Atlantic with Katadyn Power Survivor February 22, 2012   34-year-old Janice Jakait from Germany set out on her mad adventure under the mott...


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Cateye customised display

NEW Cateye Micro Wireless that allows customized display ! The new Micro Wireless allows you to select the data you want to see on your display and keep it there - no more scrolling ...


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