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Category: Science

Bill Gates: The Rolling Stone Interview

March 15, 2014 editorScience, Technology

The richest man in the world explains how to save the planet.

Europe backs call for universal smartphone charger

March 15, 2014 editorScience, Telecom

European politicians have backed a regulation that will force smartphone makers to use just one type of charger.

Yahoo’s search engine leans on Yelp for help

March 13, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

Ratings and excerpts from Yelp’s merchant reviews began to appear in Yahoo’s search results on Wednesday.

Facebook can spread moods

March 13, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

Using data from millions of Facebook users, the researchers examined the impact of rainy days.

Joy to collect funds for Hi-Tech Park

March 12, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

Sajeeb Ahmed Wazed Joy, has taken it upon himself to manage loan on easy terms for building the Hi-Tech Park in Gazipur, north of Dhaka City. “There won’t be any problem if the World Bank does not lend on easy…

ICT Horizon

Wearables androids are on the way: Google

March 11, 2014 editorScience, Technology

It would allow developers to create wearable devices such as smartwatches and fitness trackers using the Android operating system.

Facebook’s WhatsApp purchase challenged

March 10, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

By Kevin Rawlinson Mark Zuckerberg’s firm is planning to buy the company for around £11bn.

Samsung launches free music streaming service

March 9, 2014 editorScience, Telecom

The service, currently only available on its Galaxy range of smartphones in the US, includes over 200 radio stations and 13 million songs.

Japan: Robot to take top university exam

March 9, 2014March 9, 2014 editorScience, Technology

The project, led by Noriko Arai at Japan’s National Institute of Informatics, is trying to see how fast artificial intelligence might replace the human brain so that people can start training in completely new areas.

Operating System XP – will not die

March 7, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

It’s an event that Microsoft has been warning people and businesses about for months. And it is one that hi-tech thieves have been looking forward to as those digital protections start to diminish. In a bid to get users shifting…

Apple launches iPhone voice control for drivers

March 5, 2014 editorScience, Telecom

The U.S. company’s CarPlay makes its debut in Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo vehicles at the show, demonstrating the software system that allows drivers to control their iPhones via touch and voice, Apple said on Monday.

Rolls-Royce imagines a future of unmanned ships

March 5, 2014 editorScience, Technology

By Jane Wakefield The firm has been showing off the designs for its concept crewless ships.

Roman ‘gladiator school’ recreated virtually

February 27, 2014 editorScience, Technology

By James Morgan Archaeologists have made a virtual reconstruction of a Roman gladiator school discovered on the banks of the River Danube in Austria.

Samsung adds biometrics to latest Galaxy smartphone

February 26, 2014 editorScience, Telecom

In a similar way to Apple’s iPhone 5, the main button on the front of the device doubles as a fingerprint scanner used to unlock the device.

Facebook quietly ends email address system

February 26, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

From now on, emails sent to an “@facebook.com” address will be forwarded to the personal email address from which the member signed up for the site.

Apple issues fix to reported OS X security hole

February 26, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

A software update was released last week to iPhone, iPad and iPod owners to protect users from “an attacker” who may “capture or modify data”.

100,000 WiFi hotspots planned

February 26, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

The government is planning to set up 100,000 WiFi hotspots across Bangladesh to make Internet service more accessible. State Minister for Information and Communication Technology Zunaid Ahmed Palak disclosed the plan at a discussion on Tuesday. He, however, did not give…

ICT

The Boneyard: World’s ‘biggest’ plane cemetery up close

February 23, 2014 editorScience, Technology

Dubbed The Boneyard, but officially known as the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG) facility, this sprawling US airbase is reputed to be the world’s largest military aircraft cemetery. Spread across the huge 2,600 acre site, equivalent in size…

technology

Google unveils smartphone with 3D sensors

February 23, 2014 editorScience, Telecom

The device’s sensors allow it make over 250,000 3D measurements every second and update its position in real-time.

Security failings in home routers exposed

February 23, 2014February 23, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

Serious security failings in home routers are getting more attention from both attackers and researchers.

Is e-waste an untapped treasure?

February 21, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

In a hall of the Africa Innovation Summit in Cape Verde, the smell of melting plastic permeated the air. A crowd had gathered around a small stand to watch a special kind of machine go to work.

Facebook to buy messaging app WhatsApp for $19bn

February 21, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

It is the social networking giant’s biggest acquisition to date.

Samsung sues Dyson for ‘copycat claims that hurt image

February 21, 2014 editorScience, Telecom

Samsung is suing Dyson in the South Korean courts for 10 billion won (£5.6m), claiming that legal action taken by the UK company for copyright infringement hurt its corporate image.

10 crore birth registrations available online

February 20, 2014February 22, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

Bangladesh has touched a milestone completing online birth registration of 10 crore (100 million) people on Sunday, according to a message received from the Birth and Death Registration Project of the Local Government Division. So far more than 16 crore…

ICT Horizon

Master monkey’s brain controls sedated ‘avatar’

February 19, 2014 editorInnovations, Science

By James Gallagher The brain of one monkey has been used to control the movements of another, “avatar”, monkey, US scientists report. Brain scans read the master monkey’s mind and were used to electrically stimulate the avatar’s spinal cord, resulting…

Science

Your computers can select your medicine

February 16, 2014 editorScience, Technology

By Jonathan Amos Using supercomputers, they simulated the shape of a key protein involved in HIV infection in an individual patient and then ranked the drug molecules most likely to block the activity.

Customise gender option in Facebook

February 16, 2014February 16, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

The 50-odd options, which include “bi-gender”, “transgender”, “androgynous” and “transsexual”, will allow people “to express themselves in an authentic way”, Facebook said in a post.

British teen’s 1914 diary from Paris brought to life on Twitter

February 13, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

She’s a 16-year-old British girl like any other — hates Mondays, likes cakes, tea and shopping, finds French lessons dull but Paris beautiful.

Huge hack ‘ugly sign of future’ for internet threats

February 11, 2014 editorICT Horizon, Science

By Dave Lee A massive attack that exploited a key vulnerability in the infrastructure of the internet is the “start of ugly things to come”, it has been warned.

Samsung to unveil latest Galaxy smartphone

February 10, 2014 editorScience, Telecom

Samsung will unveil a new version of its flagship Galaxy S smartphone this month, but expectations are low that features such as a bigger screen will lead to a sharp jump in sales given intensifying competition. Samsung sent out invitations…

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