Facebook may launch IPO in May: Report |
- Facebook may launch IPO in May: Report
- HRD officials meet to discuss Aakash-II
- UFOs seen over Britain?
- Chinese co pulls out Steve Jobs dolls from market
- NASA scientist shows how to slow global warming
- Malaysia to set up `environmental courts`
- Scientists will tweet if aliens got in touch
- Now, printing electronics that use silver ink
- Nokia ready to support LTE technology in India
- Sex promotes seagrass which acts as carbon sink
- Natural disasters make 2011 costliest year
- Electric toothbrush technology to power sex toys
- Twitter slams Wikipedia’s ‘black out protest’
- Russia warming at alarming pace
- Rare moon rock found on earth
- Watch out, headphone may cost your life
- Bumper crop from new maize gene?
- 24 million customer accounts hacked at Zappos
- New iPhone app adds incentives to go to the gym
- Beyonce gets fly with golden booty named after her
- Anti-piracy act: Wikipedia to shut for 24 hrs
- UK scientists find `lost` Darwin fossils
| Facebook may launch IPO in May: Report Posted: Social networking site Facebook is expected to launch the much anticipated initial public offer (IPO) in the third week of May, a media report said today. |
| HRD officials meet to discuss Aakash-II Posted: Eyeing for an enhanced version of low cost tablet Aakash, the HRD Ministry today held a high- level review meeting and is understood to have evaluated the project and also performance of the gadget so far. |
| Posted: Six suspected unidentified flying objects (UFOs) were reportedly captured on camera in two counties of Britain |
| Chinese co pulls out Steve Jobs dolls from market Posted: A Chinese company that produced a doll of technology mogul and Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is reportedly pulling the figure from markets following pressure from Apple lawyers. |
| NASA scientist shows how to slow global warming Posted: Countries in Asia and the Middle East would see the biggest health and agricultural gains from emissions reductions, said a university statement. |
| Malaysia to set up `environmental courts` Posted: Calling environmental crime a threat to man`s existence, Malaysian authorities have decided to set up "environmental courts". |
| Scientists will tweet if aliens got in touch Posted: Astronomers who are searching for extraterrestrial lives have said that they would not conceal any information if aliens got in touch and will let us know through Twitter. |
| Now, printing electronics that use silver ink Posted: Unlike conventional inks used for printing electronics, which are made up of metallic particles, researchers have now developed an all-liquid ink made of a solution of silver and ammonia. |
| Nokia ready to support LTE technology in India Posted: Mobile handset manufacturer Nokia today said the company was ready to support Long-Term Evolution (LTE) technology when it arrives in India, a company official said. |
| Sex promotes seagrass which acts as carbon sink Posted: Sex promotes greater growth of seagrass, a vegetation that doubles as a huge carbon sink and shelters marine species. |
| Natural disasters make 2011 costliest year Posted: Natural disasters cost the global economy 380 billion dollars last year, making it the costliest year ever recorded. |
| Electric toothbrush technology to power sex toys Posted: A Seattle-based start-up company will be using high-speed technology used in popular electric toothbrush to develop first-of-its kind high-performance vibrators and other sex devices. |
| Twitter slams Wikipedia’s ‘black out protest’ Posted: Micro blogging site Twitter has slammed Wikipedia’s plan to s “go dark� on Wednesday for 24-hour to protest against highly-contentious US online piracy legislation, calling it “foolish� and “silly�. |
| Russia warming at alarming pace Posted: Temperatures in Russia in the past century rose at twice the rate of warming in the rest of the world, the emergencies ministry said. |
| Posted: Scientists have stumbled upon tranquillityite, a mineral considered unique to the moon. |
| Watch out, headphone may cost your life Posted: There is rising concern about the near trance-like state people can apparently enter while using mobile phones, MP3 players or electronic personal organisers. |
| Bumper crop from new maize gene? Posted: The discovery by British scientists of a new `provisioning` gene in maize plants that regulates the transfer of nutrients from the plant to the seed could lead to increased crop yields and improve food security. |
| 24 million customer accounts hacked at Zappos Posted: Online shoe retailer Zappos told customers this weekend that it has been the victim of a cyber attack affecting more than 24 million customer accounts in its database. |
| New iPhone app adds incentives to go to the gym Posted: If a bulging waistline isn`t enough of a motivator to go to the gym, a new iPhone app adds a financial incentive to provide that extra nudge. |
| Beyonce gets fly with golden booty named after her Posted: A newly discovered horse fly in Australia was so "bootylicious" with its golden-haired bum, there was only one name worthy of its beauty: Beyonce. |
| Anti-piracy act: Wikipedia to shut for 24 hrs Posted: Wikipedia, the popular community-edited online encyclopedia, will black out its English-language site for 24 hours to seek support against proposed US anti-piracy legislation. |
| UK scientists find `lost` Darwin fossils Posted: British scientists have found scores of fossils the great evolutionary theorist Charles Darwin and his peers collected but that had been lost for more than 150 years. |
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