The market for touch phones is booming, in India and across the globe. Most handset vendors who are riding this trend should be thankful to Apple, who with their iPhone created a market for this category by making the product... (Continue reading)
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The recipient of a rare double hand transplant says he feels “fantastic” and can wiggle fingers on both his new hands. Richard Edwards made his first appearance on Thursday, about a week after he underwent a nearly... (Continue reading)
The Samsung Galaxy Tab(let) is smaller than the iPad, but it matches the Apple device in most other functions. Initial details hint at some aspects of the Samsung Tablet being even more advanced than the Apple version, reports the Daily... (Continue reading)
Beijing, Aug 31 Extra-terrestrial beings do exist but they have not yet come to visit our planet, and the best way to communicate with aliens is to send radio signals, a top Chinese official said Tuesday. ZhuJin, curator of the... (Continue reading)
New Delhi: Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh Tuesday said the elephant would soon be declared a national heritage animal in order to step up measures for its protection. “We will soon declare elephant as a national heritage animal as they have... (Continue reading)
Netflix execs have been teasing us for months about an instant streaming app for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Indeed, they’ve been promising it for so long that I’d pretty much forgotten about it. Until now. Netflix took the wraps... (Continue reading)
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It turns out that “firestorm” isn’t just a figure of speech. In a scene that looks like something straight out of the Book of Revelation, brushfires in Brazil combined with strong wind gusts to spark a tornado of fire. The... (Continue reading)
SAN JOSE, Calif. – A group representing Ansel Adams sued a California man for selling prints and posters under the name of the famed nature photographer, the latest salvo in a dispute over glass negatives bought at a garage sale... (Continue reading)
WASHINGTON – A 22-mile-long invisible mist of oil is meandering far below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico, where it will probably loiter for months or more, scientists reported Thursday in the first conclusive evidence of an underwater plume... (Continue reading)