By Min-Jeong Lee
Category: Science
Nokia Unveils 515 Smartphone
Nokia today unveiled the Nokia 515, a premium mobile phone made with style-conscious people in mind. Wrapped in lightweight aluminium, the device combines the best of Nokia – contemporary design, high quality materials and top performance. The Nokia 515 is…
By PanArmenian
New Windows operating system sent to computer makers
Microsoft on Tuesday began sending a revamped version of Windows to makers of computers, smartphones or tablets powered by the software.
Microbes to be ‘last survivors’ on future Earth
The last surviving creatures on Earth will be tiny organisms living deep underground, according to scientists.
Google’s Nexus 4 now costs much off contract
For Android fans looking for a solid phone and who don’t care about having cutting-edge specs or fast data speeds, the Nexus 4 is now unquestionably the best option out there.
Apple to launch iPhone trade-in plan
So you have an old iPhone and you want to trade up for the next generation. You may be able to do so soon. Apple plans to unveil its iPhone trade-in program next month, according to reports. The program is…
Apple, Google, Nokia, and Samsung plan big product launches
September is looming, and although it is notoriously a bad month for stocks in general, it’s a great month for technology stocks. Specifically, it’s the time for companies to show us what they’ve got for the rest of the year—that…
Companies devise wireless charging for electric buses
By Jeyuup S. Kwaak
Amazon web services outage hits Instagram, Vine
Chloe Albanesius
Registration for Samsung’s own devcon is now open
Casey Johnston
Apple Loop: Colorful iPhones, icahn’s buyback push, filling in maps
Keeping you in the loop on some of the things that happened around Apple this week.
By David Murphy
Microsoft, Motorola set for second round of trial over patents
By Bill Rigby and Dan Levine
PIB training workshop on Digital Bangladesh held in Barisal
A training workshop for the journalists working in print and electronic media on reporting related to Digital Bangladesh held on Friday at Barisal Circuit House.
The gallery which lives on in time and space
The Science Museum is transforming its largest exhibition space into a new gallery dedicated to the information technology revolution.
Particle detector-inspired art installed in London ice well
An art installation inspired by particle physics has been installed in an historic London ice well.
A glimpse into the future of robotic technology
By Eurasia Review
Apple’s iWork for iCloud Beta now open to everyone
Apple’s iWork for iCloud Beta is now open to anyone with an Apple ID.
Samsung denied new trial over Apple’s ‘bounce-back’ patent
A federal judge has quashed Samsung’s hopes for a new patent trial over Apple’s “bounce-back” patent, a key issue in the pair’s landmark trial last year.
New project by Facebook aiming 5B subscription
The Internet.org project wants to get 5 billion more people online, Facebook said. Plans include developing cheaper smartphones and boosting mobile efficiency.
It’s a Blue Moon in the sky
EDITOR’S NOTE: Originally, this story had incorrectly stated the next blue moon “will occur in 2015, when full moons will occur on July 2 and 23.” This story has been corrected with the right dates of July 2 and 31.
Faulty ‘switch’ may trigger schizophrenia
LONDON — Researchers say delusions and other symptoms of schizophrenia may be caused by a faulty “switch” in the brain, preventing people from knowing what’s real.
Astronaut recounts near-drowning on spacewalk
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – The Italian astronaut who nearly drowned in his helmet during a spacewalk last month is sharing more details about the terrifying experience, revealing how he felt all alone and frantically tried to come up with a…
The birth of a star, captured in stunning detail
By Deborah Netburn
Sony to launch PlayStation 4 on Nov. 15
We now have a launch date for Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 4 video game console.
Copper linked to Alzheimer’s disease
A lifetime of too much copper in our diets may be contributing to Alzheimer’s disease, US scientists say.
Samsung Galaxy mega Phablet debuts
Kelly Sheridan
Computer reads letters directly from brain
By Eurasia Review
Xbox One team courts indie developers
Microsoft is offering free Xbox One development kits to approved video games makers to encourage small teams to make titles for its forthcoming console.