• From the lab: A small step towards treating brain tumour

    From the lab: A small step towards treating brain tumour
    There is no cure to it, and the median survival period of a patient, after the disease has been diagnosed, is barely 15 months.
    The research: Understanding the pathways that lead to the abnormal growth of cells in cancerous brain tumour
    Brain tumour, the abnormal growth of a tissue in the brain, is one of the most dreaded diseases, especially those that involve cancerous cells. The most common form of cancerous brain tumour in adults, known by its medical name glioblastoma, also happens to
  • Blame it on the brain

    Blame it on the brain
    Structural differences in the brain could be responsible for anti-social behaviour, claims a new study. A look at the experiment and its findings.
    What Is anti-social behaviour?
    ‘Anti-social personality disorder’ or ‘conduct disorder’ in those over 18, manifests itself through violence, aggression, lying, stealing and further violations of other people’s rights. In a child these symptoms are often attributed to lack of maturity and incomplete brain development. Howe
  • Could New Technology Help Solve Missing Person Case? - PA home page

    Could New Technology Help Solve Missing Person Case? - PA home page
    PA home page
    Could New Technology Help Solve Missing Person Case?
    PA home page
    (WBRE/WYOU) LUZERNE COUNTY - For nearly five decades, the family of a 62-year-old man who disappeared in Luzerne County has been searching for answers. Now, they hope 21st century technology can help solve the mystery. Benjamin Krupinski was ...
    Is Missing Man's Body Buried Under Tavern? Modern Technology Could Help Solve 1968 Cold Casewnep.comall 4 news articles »
  • Argos turn to technology in bid to stay healthy - Toronto Star

    Argos turn to technology in bid to stay healthy - Toronto Star
    Toronto Star
    Argos turn to technology in bid to stay healthy
    Toronto Star
    The team is believed to be among the first in the CFL to adopt GPS technology, a satellite-assisted tool for tracking the workload coaches place on players at practice. By Sean Fitz-GeraldSports Reporter. Sat., June 25, 2016. A space-age device was ...
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  • New ATEK technology allows manufacturers to connect components to the Internet of Things - Minneapolis Star Tribune

    New ATEK technology allows manufacturers to connect components to the Internet of Things - Minneapolis Star Tribune
    Minneapolis Star Tribune
    New ATEK technology allows manufacturers to connect components to the Internet of Things
    Minneapolis Star Tribune
    New ATEK technology measures fuel-tank levels, moisture and more while saving users time, money and equipment. By Dee DePass Star Tribune. June 25, 2016 — 2:00pm. itemprop. ATEK. Text size. comment. share · tweet · email. Print. more. Share on: ...
  • Rolls-Royce Rolls Out Autonomous Ship Technology That Reduces The Need For Human-Machine Interaction - International Business Times

    Rolls-Royce Rolls Out Autonomous Ship Technology That Reduces The Need For Human-Machine Interaction - International Business Times
    International Business Times
    Rolls-Royce Rolls Out Autonomous Ship Technology That Reduces The Need For Human-Machine Interaction
    International Business Times
    Rolls-Royce this week unveiled a white paper on autonomous ships at an Amsterdam symposium, predicting the commercialization of the technology by the end of the decade. “This is happening. It's not if; it's when,” Oskar Levander, Rolls-Royce's vice ...and more »
  • Graffiti artists take over Canada Science and Technology Museum construction site - CBC.ca

    Graffiti artists take over Canada Science and Technology Museum construction site - CBC.ca
    CBC.ca
    Graffiti artists take over Canada Science and Technology Museum construction site
    CBC.ca
    The Canada Science and Technology Museum may be primarily a construction site these days, but museum officials are ensuring it's at least a colourful one. Dozens of aspiring artists gathered Saturday at the St. Laurent Boulevard site to design a nearly ...and more »
  • Facebook and YouTube use automation to remove extremist videos, sources say - The Guardian

    Facebook and YouTube use automation to remove extremist videos, sources say - The Guardian
    The Guardian
    Facebook and YouTube use automation to remove extremist videos, sources say
    The Guardian
    Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg featured in an Islamic State video. Governments are pressuring tech companies to remove extremist content from sites. Photograph: Mirror. Reuters. Saturday 25 June 2016 11.59 EDT. Share on ...and more »
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  • Facebook hires top ex-Google executive to beef up its Internet connectivity team

    Facebook hires top ex-Google executive to beef up its Internet connectivity team
    Facebook hires top ex-Google executive for internet projects (Source: Express Archive)
    Social media giant Facebook has hired a co-founder of Google’s Fibre high-speed internet project to beef up its internet connectivity team.
    According to tech newssite Re/Code, the social network has hired Kevin Lo as its Director of Infrastructure Connectivity and Investments to help lead Facebook’s partnerships such as Terragraph — a project to bring Wi-Fi to dense urban areas and Facebook&r
  • Facebook hires top ex-Google exec to boost its Internet connectivity team

    Facebook hires top ex-Google exec to boost its Internet connectivity team
    Facebook hires top ex-Google executive for internet projects (Source: Express Archive)
    Social media giant Facebook has hired a co-founder of Google’s Fibre high-speed internet project to beef up its internet connectivity team.
    According to tech newssite Re/Code, the social network has hired Kevin Lo as its Director of Infrastructure Connectivity and Investments to help lead Facebook’s partnerships such as Terragraph — a project to bring Wi-Fi to dense urban areas and Facebook&r
  • Facebook hires Kevin Lo, co-founder of Google’s super fast internet

    Facebook hires Kevin Lo, co-founder of Google’s super fast internet
    Facebook hires top ex-Google executive for internet projects (Source: Express Archive)
    Social media giant Facebook has hired a co-founder of Google’s Fibre high-speed internet project to beef up its internet connectivity team.
    According to tech newssite Re/Code, the social network has hired Kevin Lo as its Director of Infrastructure Connectivity and Investments to help lead Facebook’s partnerships such as Terragraph — a project to bring Wi-Fi to dense urban areas and Facebook&r
  • WhatsApp reacts to iOS with music sharing, public groups, mentions and larger emojis

    WhatsApp reacts to iOS with music sharing, public groups, mentions and larger emojis
    WhatsApp’s new feature will allow users to either share music stored locally as well as from Apple Music
    Whatsapp, the social messaging platform is working on tonnes of new features. According to German site Macerkopf which has got access to latest beta notes the new feature to share music with your contacts.
    The website notes the new feature will allow users to share music stored locally as well as from Apple Music. It is unclear if WhatsApp will bring support for other music streaming s
  • WhatsApp for iOS hints at larger emojis, music sharing and public groups features

    WhatsApp for iOS hints at larger emojis, music sharing and public groups features
    WhatsApp’s new feature will allow users to either share music stored locally as well as from Apple Music
    Whatsapp, the social messaging platform is working on tonnes of new features. According to German site Macerkopf which has got access to latest beta notes the new feature to share music with your contacts.
    The website notes the new feature will allow users to share music stored locally as well as from Apple Music. It is unclear if WhatsApp will bring support for other music streaming s
  • Twitter rolls out locations tags feature for iOS

    Twitter rolls out locations tags feature for iOS
    Twitter has rolled out a new feature that will let users see tweets from a specific place, like a business, sports stadium or music festival
    Micro-blogging website Twitter has rolled out a new feature that will let users see tweets from a specific place, like a business, sports stadium or music festival, a media report said.
    Foursquare, a search and discovery service mobile app, is powering precise place identification for this new Twitter feature.
    In exchange, Foursquare gets prominent brandin
  • China tightens controls on paid-for internet search ads

    China tightens controls on paid-for internet search ads
    Users have been particularly concerned with medical ads, which are a threat to people’s health
    China’s internet regulator said on Saturday that search engines should tighten management of paid-for ads in search results, making clear which results are paid-for and limiting their numbers.
    The Chinese government already exercises widespread controls over the internet and has sought to codify that policy in law.
    Chinese regulators last month imposed limits on the number of lucrative hea
  • WhatsApp is working on music sharing, public groups, mentions and larger emoji

    WhatsApp is working on music sharing, public groups, mentions and larger emoji
    WhatsApp’s new feature will allow users to either share music stored locally as well as from Apple Music
    Whatsapp, the social messaging platform is working on tonnes of new features. According to German site Macerkopf which has got access to latest beta notes the new feature to share music with your contacts.
    The website notes the new feature will allow users to share music stored locally as well as from Apple Music. It is unclear if WhatsApp will bring support for other music streaming s
  • Global warming may heat up Earth more than expected in future

    Global warming may heat up Earth more than expected in future
    Climate sensitivity depends on a number of properties of the earth’s climate system, such as the composition of clouds and cloud cover.
    Earth could get much warmer than expected in future, say scientists who have reconstructed past global warming and carbon cycle on earth 56 million years ago.
    Global warming from greenhouse gas emissions depends not only on the size of the emissions, but also on the warming effect that the extra amount of gas has on the atmosphere.
    This effect, calle
  • Facebook hires co-founder of Google’s super fast internet

    Facebook hires co-founder of Google’s super fast internet
    Facebook hires top ex-Google executive for internet projects (Source: Express Archive)
    Social media giant Facebook has hired a co-founder of Google’s Fibre high-speed internet project to beef up its internet connectivity team.
    According to tech newssite Re/Code, the social network has hired Kevin Lo as its Director of Infrastructure Connectivity and Investments to help lead Facebook’s partnerships such as Terragraph — a project to bring Wi-Fi to dense urban areas and Facebook&r
  • Sony Xperia XA Dual starts selling at Rs 20,990

    Sony Xperia XA Dual starts selling at Rs 20,990
    The smartphone skips on fingerprint scanner and will be available in White, Graphite Black, Lime Gold and Rose Gold colour variants
    Sony’s Xperia XA smartphone is now available in India. Sony had announced Xperia X and XA smartphones in India on May 31.
    Sony Xperia XA is company’s cheapest offering in the X series while its premium sibling Xperia X is priced at Rs 48,990.
    Sony Xperia XA features a 5-inch 720p HD display and is powered by MediaTek Helio P10 processor. The smartphone
  • Facebook Hires Google Fibre Co-Founder for Internet Projects

    Facebook Hires Google Fibre Co-Founder for Internet Projects
    Facebook has hired Kevin Lo as its Director of Infrastructure Connectivity and Investments to help lead Facebook's partnerships such as Terragraph -a project to bring WiFi to dense urban areas and Facebook's partnership with Microsoft to build a fibre optic cable.
  • Twitter launches locations tags feature powered by Foursquare

    Twitter launches locations tags feature powered by Foursquare
    Twitter has rolled out a new feature that will let users see tweets from a specific place, like a business, sports stadium or music festival
    Micro-blogging website Twitter has rolled out a new feature that will let users see tweets from a specific place, like a business, sports stadium or music festival, a media report said.
    Foursquare, a search and discovery service mobile app, is powering precise place identification for this new Twitter feature.
    In exchange, Foursquare gets prominent brandin
  • RHA S500i Review

    RHA S500i Review
    With RHA S500i, the company is attempting to deliver noise canceling and premium audio experience at a really great price.
    Whether you are watching a movie, playing game or simply listening to music – a good set of headphones can go a long way.
    Headphones are either over-ear ones or in-ear ones (also called as earphones). Earphones generally offer better portability while over-ear headphones can be ideal for wide stage of sound reproduction. You may not use them much, but still you’
  • Intex Aqua Classic with 5-inch display, 5MP camera launched at Rs 4,444

    Intex Aqua Classic with 5-inch display, 5MP camera launched at Rs 4,444
    Intex Aqua Classic features a 5-inch display with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels (Source: Intex Technologies)
    Intex has launched a new budget smartphone in its Aqua series. Intex Aqua Classic is a 3G smartphone priced at Rs 4,444.
    Intex Aqua Classic features a 5-inch display with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels. The device is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core processor coupled with 1GB RAM and 8GB storage. Share This ArticleRelated ArticleIntex Aqua Sense 5.1 with 5-inch display, Android 5.1 Lol
  • Intex Aqua Classic has 5-inch display for Rs 4,444

    Intex Aqua Classic has 5-inch display for Rs 4,444
    Intex Aqua Classic features a 5-inch display with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels (Source: Intex Technologies)
    Intex has launched a new budget smartphone in its Aqua series. Intex Aqua Classic is a 3G smartphone priced at Rs 4,444.
    Intex Aqua Classic features a 5-inch display with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels. The device is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core processor coupled with 1GB RAM and 8GB storage. Share This ArticleRelated ArticleIntex Aqua Sense 5.1 with 5-inch display, Android 5.1 Lol
  • Sandisk Launches an iPhone Case With Built-in Storage

    Sandisk Launches an iPhone Case With Built-in Storage
    The innovative case, built of hard plastic exterior and soft rubber inside, automatically backs up all the photos from the camera roll to the iXpand Memory Case app.
  • OnePlus 3 Review: Giving flagships a run for their money

    OnePlus 3 Review: Giving flagships a run for their money
    OnePlus 3 not just picks up from but also builds up a great deal on where its previous two flagships left off. Going ahead, OnePlus 3 can easily qualify as a standard for what a smartphone should encompass.
  • Apple to Stop Selling Outdated Thunderbolt Display

    Apple to Stop Selling Outdated Thunderbolt Display
    The 27-inch Thunderbolt display only has 2560 X 1140 resolution which pales in comparison to the Apple's new 5K Macs and is also over-priced.
  • Scientists develop new bio-ink for 3D printing

    Scientists develop new bio-ink for 3D printing
    The new bio-ink contains two different polymer components: a natural polymer and a sacrificial synthetic polymer (Source: University of Bristol)
    Scientists from University of Bristol have found a new bio-ink for 3D printing with stem cells that allows printing of living tissue known as bio-printing.
    The new bio-ink contains two different polymer components: a natural polymer extracted from seaweed and a sacrificial synthetic polymer used in the medical industry.
    “Designing the new bio-ink
  • LeMall receives 1 lakh registrations for first flash sale in India

    LeMall receives 1 lakh registrations for first flash sale in India
    LeMall.com has received over one lakh registrations for its first flash sale in India of newly-unveiled “superphones” — Le 2 and Le Max2
    Recently launched Chinese internet conglomerate LeEco’s online marketplace LeMall.com has received over one lakh registrations for its first flash sale in India of newly-unveiled “superphones” — Le 2 and Le Max2.
    The registrations for the device for Le 2 and Le Max2 would close at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. June 28 respectivel
  • Sourcing norms tightened for entities with state of the art technology - Livemint

    Sourcing norms tightened for entities with state of the art technology - Livemint
    Livemint
    Sourcing norms tightened for entities with state of the art technology
    Livemint
    Entities hoping for a complete waiver from sourcing norms under the previous rules will have to reassess their India plans and take a call of reapplying under the new sourcing regime. Photo: Bloomberg. New Delhi: Clearing the air on foreign direct ...
  • Meizu m3 note review: Balanced performance at affordable price

    Meizu m3 note review: Balanced performance at affordable price
    The Meizu m3 note features aluminum-alloy design which feels sturdy in the hand. It is 0.5 mm thinner than m2 note and packs a larger battery unit — 32 percent bigger in size than its previous generation. There are nearly 50 Chinese smartphone players vying for space in the Indian market with affordable, feature-packed Android devices but very few have made their mark. Meizu is one of them and is back with its m3 note smartphone.
    A successor to the highly popular m2 note, the Rs 9,999 Mei
  • Algeria Restores Social Media After Blackout Over Exam Leaks

    Algeria Restores Social Media After Blackout Over Exam Leaks
    From Saturday to Thursday, internet-hungry Algerians were blocked from accessing Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites.
  • HTC Nexus codenamed ‘Sailfish’ could launch with 5-inch display

    HTC Nexus codenamed ‘Sailfish’ could launch with 5-inch display
    HTC could launch next Nexus smartphone with 5-inch display and 4GB RAM
    HTC has been confirmed as the partner for 2016 Nexus devices and now Android Police is reporting that the next Nexus smartphone, also codenamed Sailfish, will feature 5-inch display.
    The report further states that this is the smaller of the two devices planned by HTC. The device is powered by an unknown quad-core 2.0GHz processor coupled with 4GB RAM and 32GB storage. Google chose 32GB as base storage for its Nexus 6P last y
  • DataWind moreGmax 4G7 launched; 4G tablet priced at Rs 5,999

    DataWind moreGmax 4G7 launched; 4G tablet priced at Rs 5,999
    DataWind, a wireless web access products and services developer, on Friday launched a new affordable 4G tablet “moreGmax 4G7”.
    “As the leading player in the tablet category, we want to offer incredible top-end specifications technology to all at an affordable price,” said Suneet Singh Tuli, President and CEO, DataWind, in a statement.
    The Rs 5,999 device features a 7-inch multi-touch display with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels and runs on Android 5.1 operating system.
  • South Korea Wants Bosses to Stop Calling Employees After Work

    South Korea Wants Bosses to Stop Calling Employees After Work
    The MPs' statement noted that too many workers were expected to be constantly on call, even when on holiday or late at night.
  • In a First, China Explicitly Regulates Paid Internet Ads

    In a First, China Explicitly Regulates Paid Internet Ads
    The Cyberspace Administration of China announced on its website the new regulations, which also ban search engines from showing subversive content and obscene information.
  • Xiaomi Mi Max, MIUI 8 to launch on June 30 in India; smartphone likely to be priced between Rs 15,000 and Rs 20,000

    Xiaomi Mi Max, MIUI 8 to launch on June 30 in India; smartphone likely to be priced between Rs 15,000 and Rs 20,000
    Xiaomi Mi Max is ultra-slim, (only 7.5mm in thickness) and weighs 203 g. (Image: IE) Xiaomi Mi Max smartphone and MIUI 8 OS, the latest version of the company’s custom Android ROM will launch in India on June 30. Xiaomi Mi Max smartphone is likely to be priced between Rs 15,000-Rs 20,000. Xiaomi Mi Max was launched in China in May and was priced at RMB 1499 (Rs 15,330 approx).
    Xiaomi Mi Max is ultra-slim, (only 7.5mm in thickness) and weighs 203 g. Xiaomi Mi Max smartphone features 3GB RA
  • Sony Xperia XA Dual now available in India at Rs 20,990

    Sony Xperia XA Dual now available in India at Rs 20,990
    The smartphone skips on fingerprint scanner and will be available in White, Graphite Black, Lime Gold and Rose Gold colour variants
    Sony’s Xperia XA smartphone is now available in India. Sony had announced Xperia X and XA smartphones in India on May 31.
    Sony Xperia XA is company’s cheapest offering in the X series while its premium sibling Xperia X is priced at Rs 48,990.
    Sony Xperia XA features a 5-inch 720p HD display and is powered by MediaTek Helio P10 processor. The smartphone
  • NASA spots ‘Super Grand Canyon’ on Pluto’s moon

    NASA spots ‘Super Grand Canyon’ on Pluto’s moon
    The image captured by New Horizons shows a deep canyon informally named Argo Chasma grazing the limb (Source: NASA)
    Pluto’s largest moon Charon is home to an unusual canyon system that is far longer and deeper than Earth’s Grand Canyon, according to a new image beamed back by NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft.
    The image captured by New Horizons several hours before its closest approach in July last year shows a portion of the eastern limb in the global view of Charon.
    It shows a
  • NASA Curiosity rover discovers unexpected mineral on Mars

    NASA Curiosity rover discovers unexpected mineral on Mars
    The Mars Science Laboratory rover, Curiosity, has been exploring sedimentary rocks within Gale Crater since landing in August 2012 (Source: NASA)
    NASA’s Curiosity rover has discovered an unexpected mineral in a rock sample on Mars, a finding that suggests the red planet hosted explosive volcanoes during its evolution.
    The Mars Science Laboratory rover, Curiosity, has been exploring sedimentary rocks within Gale Crater since landing in August 2012.
    In July last year, on Sol 1060 (the
  • Facebook Takes on Snapchat With New Selfie Filters

    Facebook Takes on Snapchat With New Selfie Filters
    The new Facebook photo filters have been made possible by a firm called MSQRD (pronounced masquerade) that specializes in video selfies, which Facebook acquired in March this year.
  • New App Aims to Fight Sex Trafficking by Identifying Hotels in Photos

    New App Aims to Fight Sex Trafficking by Identifying Hotels in Photos
    The app, TraffickCam, asks users to upload photos of hotel rooms where they may be staying and compares those to photos by law enforcement that depict suspected sex trafficking.
  • 'What is EU', 'Move to Gibraltar' Top Google Searches After Brexit

    'What is EU', 'Move to Gibraltar' Top Google Searches After Brexit
    Google Trends is reporting spiking searches in the United Kingdom for 'getting an Irish passport' and 'move to Gibraltar,' the British territory on the south coast of Spain.
  • Intex Aqua Classic launched with 5-inch display at Rs 4,444

    Intex Aqua Classic launched with 5-inch display at Rs 4,444
    Intex Aqua Classic features a 5-inch display with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels (Source: Intex Technologies)
    Intex has launched a new budget smartphone in its Aqua series. Intex Aqua Classic is a 3G smartphone priced at Rs 4,444.
    Intex Aqua Classic features a 5-inch display with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels. The device is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core processor coupled with 1GB RAM and 8GB storage. Share This ArticleRelated ArticleIntex Aqua Sense 5.1 with 5-inch display, Android 5.1 Lol
  • Delhi to Get 1,000 WiFi Hotspot Zones by Year-end

    Delhi to Get 1,000 WiFi Hotspot Zones by Year-end
    The government has completed free WiFi project and in its first phase 1,000 WiFi hotspot zones will be developed at 571 pre-identified locations in east Delhi.
  • Microsoft Launches Mosquito Trap to Detect Dengue, Zika

    Microsoft Launches Mosquito Trap to Detect Dengue, Zika
    The trap includes a custom-built mosquito trap that allows entomologists collect faster and more efficient data to do their observation and prevention work.
  • China tightens controls on paid-for internet search advertisements

    China tightens controls on paid-for internet search advertisements
    Officials say internet restrictions, including the blocking of popular foreign sites like Google and Facebook, are needed to ensure security in the face of rising threats, such as terrorism. (Reuters) China’s internet regulator said on Saturday that search engines should tighten management of paid-for ads in search results, making clear which results are paid-for and limiting their numbers.
    The Chinese government already exercises widespread controls over the internet and has sought to co
  • Google, Facebook quietly move toward automatic blocking of extremist videos

    Google, Facebook quietly move toward automatic blocking of extremist videos
    Some of the web’s biggest destinations for watching videos have quietly started using automation to remove extremist content from their sites, according to two people familiar with the process.
    The move is a major step forward for internet companies that are eager to eradicate violent propaganda from their sites and are under pressure to do so from governments around the world as attacks by extremists proliferate, from Syria to Belgium and the United States.
    YouTube and Facebook are among
  • HP, Apple Top Tech Companies Combating Forced Labour Risk

    HP, Apple Top Tech Companies Combating Forced Labour Risk
    Forced laborers may be charged high recruitment fees to get jobs, be trapped in debt servitude, deprived of their passports or other documents, or made to work excessive hours for low pay.
  • Google, Facebook Adopt Auto-Blocking System for Extremist Videos

    Google, Facebook Adopt Auto-Blocking System for Extremist Videos
    The move is a major step forward for internet companies that are eager to eradicate violent propaganda from their sites and are under pressure to do so from governments around the world as attacks by extremists proliferate, from Syria to Belgium and the United States.