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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?

World's smallest chameleons discovered in Madagascar
 

World's smallest chameleons discovered in Madagascar

 Science and nature  15th February 2012 | Author: TheDude

Happy days for science and nature, researchers have found four new species of smallest chameleons ever.

Pale octopus and other new species found
 

Pale octopus and other new species found

 Science and nature  4th January 2012 | Author: mat

Various new species found in deep sea near Antarctica, living in temperatures of 752F.

100 years ago Titanic sank into a deep ice cold ocean
 

100 years ago Titanic sank into a deep ice cold ocean

 Interesting  15th April 2012 | Author: KimmyK

April 15, 1912 was fatal for 1.503 human lives, as the biggest passenger ship that was ever made, hit the iceberg and sank on it's first voyage.

First all smartphone shot film in theaters
 

First all smartphone shot film in theaters

 Technology  30th November 2011 | Author: mat

Olive could be the first ever feature length film, shot entirely with a smartphone Nokia N8 to be shown in theaters.

Smart contact lens by Google
 

Smart contact lens by Google

 Technology  17th January 2014 | Author: mat

Google just announced a smart contact lens that can measure glucose levels of people who are suffering from diabetes.

World's first elastic electrical cable
 

World's first elastic electrical cable

 Technology  5th December 2011 | Author: mat

Japanese chemical company says their newly developed elastic electrical cable called Roboden can stretch by a factor 1.5.

Watch Soyuz rocket docking at Space Station Live
 

Watch Soyuz rocket docking at Space Station Live

 Space  25th October 2012 | Author: mat

The Russian Soyuz space capsule with the next crew of the International Space Station will be docking today, you can watch the event Live here.

Humans carry fifth of Neanderthal's genetic code
 

Humans carry fifth of Neanderthal's genetic code

 Science and nature  31st January 2014 | Author: mat

Due to sexual encounters between Neanderthals and our direct ancestors we carry quite a fair chunk of Neanderthal's genome.

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.

A morphing table that replicates your every move
 

A morphing table that replicates your every move

 Technology  5th November 2013 | Author: mat

The future is already here, at least in the MIT Media Lab it is. This 3D morphing table is nothing short of amazing.

Self-healing electronics
 

Self-healing electronics

 Technology  22nd December 2011 | Author: mat

A team of University of Illinois has developed a self-healing electronic system that can restore a cracked circuit automatically and super fast.

Toyota will start selling fuel-cell car in 2015
 

Toyota will start selling fuel-cell car in 2015

 Technology  7th January 2014 | Author: mat

Toyota announced they will start selling a hydrogen powered car with a range of 300 miles in 2015 all around the globe.

Best evidence yet of water on Mars
 

Best evidence yet of water on Mars

 Space  8th December 2011 | Author: mat

NASA Rover has found some of the most convicing evidence till date that water once flowed on the surface of Mars.

New Surface tablet by Microsoft
 

New Surface tablet by Microsoft

 Technology  19th June 2012 | Author: mat

Microsoft just revealed a tablet of their own that seems to have quite a number of advantages when compared with competitors.

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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