Pope Roots for Social Networking Sites to Spread the Faith

January 25, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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There is no better way to reach out to the masses than through social networks, and even the pope realizes that fact. That is one of the reason why Pope Benedict XIV joined Twitter on December 3, and counts 1.4 million followers. While there are people who feel that social networks induce tardiness and addiction, [...]

Kia Releases Upcoming Concept Car Drawings in Fiery Red

January 25, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Kia has teased the autoworld once again by releasing images of its mystery car that is said to debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show in March. The South Korean car maker boasts that the design is “provocative and racy”. But they left before saying anything further regarding the specs so as to maintain an [...]

PushBullet Android App Brings Speed into File Transfers

January 24, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Android is the most preferred platform for developers who aim to showcase their apps. Currently, the platform is riding high on success, having overtaken the others in being the most widely used operating system. One main reason is that Android has got a bigger area for showcasing experiences that other platforms don’t have. Also Google’s [...]

Apple iPhone 5-inch Version Might Happen; But Not Until 2014

January 24, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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With rumors piling up about every possible iPhone we can imagine, it isn’t a big deal when some random made up photos show 5-inch iPhones. Though these images are made up, there is a strong chance that Apple might consider releasing a 5-inch iPhone just around the end of 2014. Other manufacturers have already moved [...]

Infrascanner Model 2000 Can Detect Brain Bleeding

January 23, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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The most traumatic accident that could happen, I suppose, is to one’s head. About 10 million people around the world seek treatment for traumatic brain injury (TBI). It is said that TBI would become the world’s third leading cause of death and disability by 2020. The Infrascanner Model 2000 is a portable intracranial hematoma detector [...]

Analysts Predict Microsoft Would Sell Xbox to Focus on Windows

January 23, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Sometimes, ridiculous notions crop up in the Internet, regarding prospective business plans of big companies. One such rumor that’s circulating among analysts is that Microsoft may sell of its entertainment division in the coming years. This latest opinion comes from Forbes analyst Adam Hartung, and he even predicts Sony or Barnes & Noble as prospective [...]

Canadian School Expels Student for Finding Vulnerability in Their Online Services

January 23, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Sometimes the world doesn’t  appreciate what some people do for them, even if what they have done was to protect them. An incident of sorts occurred in Montreal, where a student was expelled for attempting to protect his college-mates. Ahmed Al-Khabaz, a 20-year old computer science major studying in Dawson College, found an inconsistency while [...]

Sony Might be Working on 6.44-Inch Phablet

January 23, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Sony is becoming more and more innovative these days and all their latest models look impeccable. But it looks like it isn’t enough for these electronic giants. This is evident from the leaked news that Sony might be manufacturing a 6.44-inch phablet for the coming quadrant. A post from the Chinese forum, Digi-wo, revealed an [...]

Samsung Galaxy Fonblet Touted for European Markets with Huge Screen

January 22, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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There’s a Samsung rumor flying about. The folks from Sammobile are on with this snippet of news, and they claim that the Korean Electronics giant is set to release a big smartphone in Europe. Big means it really is big, as per the speculated details, the smartphone will be having a 5.8-inch qHD display. Now [...]

President Obama Inauguration Brings Twitter to its Knees

January 22, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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What’s the first thing that President Barack H. Obama encountered at his inauguration? A down and almost out Twitter indeed! Oh yeah, that’s true folks. The microblogging site saw itself being brought to its knees, thanks to a peculiar case of tweet overload. After the outage started by around 2 pm, Twitter chirped about issues [...]

Opera Ice Browser Will Debut at Mobile World Congress

January 22, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Opera is planning to launch its new tablet and smartphone browser for iOS and Android devices and it is called Opera Ice. According to Opera, it is the futuristic web browser  and it is different from the company’s current offerings. Unlike the conventional mobile browser it is similar to an app launcher. Opera Ice doesn’t [...]

New York Artist Designs Stealth Hoodies to Cheat Surveillance Cameras

January 21, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Privacy is a term that is indeed debatable, especially since each and every corner is scrutinized by surveillance cameras and drones for domestic surveillance. The FBI uses the Stingray system to track cell phones, and even those who lead simple, normal lives with nothing to hide feel their personal lives are on display. No one [...]

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