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Instagram for Android is finally out
 

Instagram for Android is finally out

 Technology  3rd April 2012 | Author: mat

Long awaited iPhone photo sharing app Instagram is finally out and available for Android users to install it on their devices.

I know what you did on the Web
 

I know what you did on the Web

 Interesting  20th July 2012 | Author: mat

Social networks and web services have all sorts of data about you, in some cases they know stuff about you even your close ones don't.

Google buys Boston Dynamics
 

Google buys Boston Dynamics

 Technology  14th December 2013 | Author: TheDude

Google confirmed that the acquisition of Boston Dynamics - makers of research robots for Pentagon - has been completed on Friday.

Salaries in Social Media jobs
 

Salaries in Social Media jobs

 Interesting  13th February 2012 | Author: mat

A breakdown on where in the U.S. is social media being engaged the most, what are the job titles and how much money do social media specialists actually make.

Mindblowing 3D video of Mars surface
 

Mindblowing 3D video of Mars surface

 Space  1st November 2013 | Author: Spaceman

Spectacular video made of hundreds of stitched together images taken by the Mars Express spacecraft showing the Red Planet  in three dimensions like never before.

How do people use mobile apps
 

How do people use mobile apps

 Technology  27th June 2012 | Author: mat

Who would you are more loyal to their mobile apps, iPhone or Android smartphone users?

Microsoft transparent 3D desktop
 

Microsoft transparent 3D desktop

 Technology  28th February 2012 | Author: mat

Another new invention by Microsoft Applied Sciences Group, a see through, 3D all in one desktop. Sounds interesting? 

Explore Fukushima 2 years after nuclear disaster
 

Explore Fukushima 2 years after nuclear disaster

 Interesting  27th March 2013 | Author: TheDude

Google Street View is now also providing thousands of miles of Street View imagery in the affected nuclear disaster areas that were collected before and after the disaster.

HP webOS going open source
 

HP webOS going open source

 Technology  9th December 2011 | Author: mat

Decision has been made, HP is going to contribute it's unlucky operating system webOS to the open source community.

Trillions of carats of impact Diamonds found in Siberia
 

Trillions of carats of impact Diamonds found in Siberia

 Interesting  18th September 2012 | Author: TheDude

Under the 35 million old asteroid impact area there is a vast source of diamonds, enough to supply the world for the next 3,000 years Russia reveals.

Mars Curiosity rover took a photo of the Earth
 

Mars Curiosity rover took a photo of the Earth

 Space  7th February 2014 | Author: Spaceman

This is how our bellowed planet looks like on Martian twilight sky. It's the brightest point of light in the sky, and NASA's curiosity rover took a picture.

Adobe Photoshop CS6 sneak preview
 

Adobe Photoshop CS6 sneak preview

 Technology  16th February 2012 | Author: mat

Adobe presented some exciting new features and tweaks for the newest upcoming version CS6 of their world's most popular image editing software Adobe Photoshop.

Huge eruption of solar plasma from the Sun
 

Huge eruption of solar plasma from the Sun

 Space  22nd October 2012 | Author: mat

On Friday, a solar plasma the size of a couple of Earths was unleashed from the Sun and the amazing display was captured by one of the NASA's sun observing spacecrafts.

NASA released an 180 Megapixel panoramic photo
 

NASA released an 180 Megapixel panoramic photo

 Space  17th March 2012 | Author: mat

An epic panoramic photograph made by 18.000 stitched-together images of the entire night sky.

Guy implants a huge chip into his arm
 

Guy implants a huge chip into his arm

 Science and nature  2nd November 2013 | Author: mat

Biohacker implanted what is probably the first ever computer chip implant that can monitor, record and transmit his biomertics. And he did it without the help of certified doctor.

NASA used a simulator to train the Moon landing
 

NASA used a simulator to train the Moon landing

 Space  25th November 2012 | Author: Spaceman

The simulator called LOLA was built to study problems related to landing on the lunar surface as part of the Apollo program. You will also see the original video of how the simulation actually looked like.

 
   
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