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Google tracks our each online move? March 30, 2012 06:32

The weekly report even tells you "how you spend your time per week" based on location information gleaned from GPS signals. A post on the official Google blog this week said: Internet users watch out!…

Cleaning with fuel production-machine: Boon March 30, 2012 06:17

This machine cleans your sewage and also produces fuel; the wonder will be a boon to developing world was developed in the US. Scientists at the ACS displayed a machine which could clean the sewage…

Cardiac plug to curb strokes launched in India March 29, 2012 05:54

This is the latest from the world of medicine launched in India-Now patients get a device to shield from cardiac strokes says medical fraternity. Amplatzer cardiac plug, a boon to heart patients which would help…

Plants, animals affected by Human noises March 28, 2012 06:04

The study appeared in the March 21 issue of Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests that human noise could affect the animal and plant life. The research conducted by Clinton Francis of the National…

Nuke Plants lead to H-Economy, AP U-rich March 27, 2012 05:47

A world without pollution and without having to burn the fossil fuels is the dream of every citizen across the globe. And such is possible in hydrogen economy. The 243 rd National Meeting of the…

Human hunting led to Australian beasts extinct March 26, 2012 06:22

A new study published in the `Journal of Science’ suggests that humans landed on Australian shores hunting fantasies gave raise to giant beasts extinct. A study by scientists showed that 45,000 years ago, humans landed…

Nivio now in India March 24, 2012 06:31

Nivio is a Cloud computing services provider for students, consumers, and small businesses. Headquartered in Palo Alto, Silicon Valley, the company was founded in 2004. Online desktop service Nivio is formally getting launched in India…

Breeding cycles of Penguins affected by global warming March 23, 2012 06:04

Global warming is adversely affecting the Antarctic occupants and Penguins in particular. Scientists believe that the climate adversity has had its toll on the breeding cycles of the species. The researches were conducted by using…

Bigger assets raise feminine confidence: Psychological research March 22, 2012 06:34

Heavy cleavage makes women more confident and has eye to eye contacts while conversing says scientists of the Manchester University. The scientists of the Manchester University for the first time conducted a unique study to…

Eyeballs on YouTube now stay longer March 21, 2012 06:57

Remember the Fukushima disaster, it was worldwide watched by the youtube users in millions, as the service provider updated regularly. A technology survey revealed that YouTube users stayed more on the site fascinated by the…

Password trauma, software to eliminate it March 20, 2012 04:41

May be soon the password trauma might eliminate with the defense authorities trying their best to revolutionize the password trauma with new software….. Even as the world moving forward on many fronts one infant ritual…

Brain fondles the toddler more than heart March 19, 2012 05:52

Imagine what happens when you see the chubby cheeks of a toddler have tears rolling down, irrespective whether the toddler is yours or not……. Instant reaction, to divert his attention. On a crowded train, if…