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YouTube Co-Founders Unveil Secret New Project Called ‘Zeen’

YouTube’s co-founders, Chad Hurley and Steve Chen, shot to fame when they launched the video site that change the very shape of the internet. Within days, YouTube was an immense hit in the world of web. Although the duo eventually sold the company to Google, they’ve been working on a number of new project. The highest-profile of these is ‘Zeen’ which the two have just unveiled.

SurfTheChannel Owner Sentenced For Copyright Infringement

Surfthechannel.com owner has been sentenced for four years prison by the UK authorities for the copyright infringement. Anton Vickerman, 38, founder of Surfthechannel, is the first British citizen in the United Kingdom who got this prison for running pirated content website.

Samsung Launched Galaxy Note 10.1 Tablet To Beat Apple iPad

Samsung has launched its new Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet on Thursday (that’s today). Initially, this device is available in United States, Britain and South Korea. Earlier this month, Samsung sent out a notice to the media that it would release a new Galaxy device on August 15. And, the rumors were that Samsung would launch Galaxy Note 10.1 on that day. Finally the speculations have come true. The launch of the new Galaxy Note 10.1 came just weeks before the anticipated launch of 5.3-inch Galaxy Note 2.

Barnes & Noble Cuts NOOK Prices, Effective From Today

Barnes & Noble has announced the “lowest price ever” for NOOK Tablet and NOOK Color e-readers and tablets. The new price was announced on Sunday, and will be effective from today. The price cut comes “just in time for the back to school season.”

Flickr Helps Scientists Discover New Species Of Insect

Popular photo-sharing site Flickr has been one of the top photo storage and sharing sites for years now. But, helping a science discovery was unprecedented. According to a paper published in the journal ZooKeys, researchers have identified a previously unknown insect from a series of photos posted on Flickr.

See The First Panaromic Pictures From Mars By Curiosity

The NASA’s Mars Rover, Curiosity, has successfully touched down on Mars on Sunday (Aug. 5 PDT), and has already sent back black-and-white and color images of the Martian landscape and a self-portrait to the Earth. Curiosity has captured a magnificent ‘postcard’ from the Red Planet — a 360 degree color view that offers a glimpse of the rover’s colorful and diverse surroundings. In a news briefing on August 9, Thursday, NASA released Curiosity’s first color panorama view – one in color and one in black-n-white.