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The controversial whistleblower web site Cryptome have been releasing sensitive government and corporate documents for almost 14 years now. The site has recently recently a controversial document titled Microsoft |
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Nobody enjoys spending hours on the phone with tech support to get fixes when there is something wrong with the PC or the internet connection. But talking to tech support is an inevitable process that we |
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You already know that Youtube has removed the video of Rick Astley’s legendary song, “Never Gonna Give You Up.” They removed it because of the terms of use violation. But a lot of fans were hurt for this. A few hours |
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Up until now, 120MB of PlayStation 3’s 512MB of RAM were dedicated at all times to the operating system, while Xbox 360’s OS consumed only 32MB. This means that the PS3 console could come up short wen it |
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Despite a laundry list of problems with Google’s Nexus One that users have been complaining about, there was one feature that of the phone that kicked the iPhone 3GS’s buut: the gorgeous, 800-by-480 pixel |
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Yahoo Inc plans to integrate Twitter into its collection of websites, as the company seeks to enhance the appeal of its online properties with popular social networking features |
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Intel recently reported to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it too was the victim of a sophisticated cyberattack last month, at about the same time Google was allegedly attacked by Chinese hackers |
0When neurons do what they’re supposed to, they create the natural wonder that is the human mind. But when they go wrong for some reason, they fail as data processing, memory-storing units in your brain just like a failed hard drive sector.
In this video, a neuron lacks the protein needed to make connections with other [...]
1Although scientists have been building artificial human organs for sometime now, researchers at Rice University and the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston have developed a simple way to make cells form 3-D structures using magnets and metal nano-particles. Building organs by tissue engineers has so far been limited to a 2D surface.
Being able to [...]
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The world’s first patient-ready and commercially available brain computer interface just arrived at CeBIT 2010.
The award-winning French movie The Diving Bell and the Butterfly brought to life the memoirs of Elle magazine editor Jean-Dominique Bauby – the victim of a major stroke at the young age of 42, resulting in him suffering [...]
2A recent study has made a big leap down the road to the digitization of memory. Scientists at University College London have used MRI scans to accurately predict what test subjects were recalling. During the experiment, individuals were repeatedly shown three different video clips, forcing them to form distinct new memories of each. Then, they [...]
1We transmit data everyday through a host of media: wires, cables, the air, etc. But did you ever think we might one day be able to transmit data through our arms? That too at broadband speeds? That’s exactly what scientists in South Korea have done.
Human skin is apparently a very energy-efficient conduit for transmitting data. [...]
0Scientists have discovered that humans aren’t the only species that dig the high-definition picture quality of modern HDTVs. Renata Pronk and colleagues from Macquarie University, Australia have studied the behavior of octopuses when they are shown images in HDTVs, and have observed that the mollusks react to high-definition videos where they used to be nonresponsive [...]
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Seconds after the Big Bang, the Universe was a soup of matter and antimatter. But today, everything around us is matter. So what and where is the antimatter? Last week, scientists came one step closer to finding out.
Working with the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) in upstate New York, a group [...]
1It seems almost every other day we are getting hit by news of a devastating earthquake turning some city of or another into ruins, causing tremendous loss of lives and property. Now a researcher at the University of California, Riverside has developed a software that if installed on user computers can turn those machines into [...]
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Ever wonder what if current is conducting or flowing without any power outlets? Not talking about green energy. These two technologies we are talking about, will fundamentally change what we mean by “electricity” and wont use any usual power transmission lines for conducting.
Wireless Electricity
Companies like WiTriCity are developing ways to power up [...]
1The recent 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile released so much energy that NASA scientists are saying that it has affected the Earth’s rotation and shortened our days! Richard Gross, a researcher at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, developed a computer model showing how the earthquake caused the length of the Earth day to be shortened by [...]
0Saturday saw Chile shaken by a powerful magnitude 8.8 earthquake that turned thousands of buildings to rubble and killed hundreds of people. However, Discovery.com is reporting that Chile’s hsve remained pretty much unharmed during the quake, with a few servers losing power for a while.
Pictured is the European Southern Observatory’s VLT which was built on [...]
1The engineers of “School of Engineering and Applied Sciences” of Princeton University have made a breakthrough the development of new materials. They have solved an 80-year-old quandary in quantum physics. This can predict the kinetic energy of electrons in simple metals—and semiconductors—will enable computers to simulate the behavior of new materials up to 100,000 times [...]
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