Skype To be Used In Criminal Trials Investigations

TECH & INNOVATION 10.06.2015 22:39 PM

A video conferencing through Skype will help examine the witness in a criminal trial. Skype is an IP telephony service provider that offers free calls between subscribers and offer low-cost charge to those who are not.

Young Scientist Bags Google Science Prize For Ebola Express Detection Kit

09.27.2015 22:48 PM

A teenager from Connecticut won the first prize of the 2015 Google Science Fair where she invented an express kit designed to detect the deadly Ebola virus in less than half an hour.

Brain-To-Brain Interface Not Impossible --Study

09.25.2015 02:43 AM

A new study emerges about the possibility of “speaking” through our brains. A new study conducted by scientists from the University of Washington may create a possibility of two individuals that are in two different places to read each other's thoughts.

Dying Man Creates “Brain Cancer App” As Bucket List

09.23.2015 21:35 PM

A dying man left a gift to his fellow cancer fighters as a fulfillment of his bucket list. A man dying from brain tumour had one more thing to fulfill on his bucket list.

Oktoberfest Kicks Off In The Midst Of The EU Migrant Crisis

09.21.2015 21:26 PM

The largest beer festival still paved way for celebration amidst the crisis. All roads lead to Germany as it is the season again for its famous Oktoberfest as it kicked off last Saturday, September 19.

Apple's "Move To iOS" App Lures Android Users To Switch, Netizens React

09.21.2015 03:03 AM

It is not surprising that Apple launched its first every ‘Move to iOs’ Android app to entice Android users to change platform; however, just hours after release, netizens had a varied reactions.

University Ranking: A Reflection Of Investment Level

09.20.2015 20:09 PM

QS World University Rankings recently released the list of top universities in the world for 2015 with Massachusetts Institute of Technology retaining its top position while the rest of the institutions shuffled.

Google Hires John Krafcik To Initiate Self-driving Car Project

09.16.2015 20:48 PM

Google has taken their automobile driverless car business to the high-geared level as they hire John Krafcik, the ex-Ford, ex-Hyundai and TrueCar CEO.

Aussie Model With Down Syndrome Walks In New York Fashion Week

09.16.2015 20:27 PM

A model from Australia with Down syndrome was given a chance of a lifetime to walk in the New York Fashion Week show, twice!

Two Years Later: Spectacular Earth Footage Of Go Pro On A Balloon Retrieved

09.15.2015 18:24 PM

A group of students wanting to get the perfect shot launched a GoPro on a balloon to the sky near the Grand Canyon only to find the massive library of photos and videos two years after.

Fertility Calculator Shows Ideal Age For Women Who Wants Big Family

09.15.2015 02:13 AM

Women dreaming of a big family should start at the age of 23, study says. Ninety percent success. A computer model tagged as IVF has suggested if a woman wants a big family, she must start as early as 23-year-old.

Vatican Opens Pope's Summer Palace To Public

09.14.2015 02:04 AM

The summer palace Gandolfo Castel which has been the Pope's home to get away from the hot roman summers from the main city state of the Vatican is now open to public.

New Human Species Called Homo Naledi Found In "Rising Star"

09.13.2015 19:59 PM

More than 1500 bones, belonging to at least 15 skeletons were recently found by a team of researchers in a cave system dubbed as the Rising Star located in South Africa.

Instagram Adds New App Feature for New York Fashion Week

09.11.2015 01:35 AM

As Spring Collection 2016 is set to be released on September 10, Instagram collaborated with New York Fashion Week and added a specialized "The Best of Fashion Week Updated Daily by @Instagram" feature on its app just for the event.

Neolithic Monument Discovered Near the Stonehenge

09.10.2015 19:24 PM

A new discovery could be the answer to one of the world's mystery. What mystery could still be added to the Stonehenge? It is a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England and was described as a ring of standing stones within earthworks.