Saturday, December 20, 2014

India Made Good Position InGlobal Space Market

India has launched its the biggest ever rocket into the space that weighs 630 m.tonnes and capable of
carrying a four m.tonnes. The total cost of the mission was US $25 Million.

World’s 6% PopulationAddicted to Internet, Morein Conflict Zones

Internet addiction is prevalent in every corner of the world but it is as high as
10% in the Middle East, which is considered a conflict zone and less at 2.6% in Northern and Western europe, which are relatively peaceful regions in the world. In all, 6 percent of the world
population is addicted to Internet, said a study conducted by Hong Kong researchers.

Google EyeingCars With Built-InAndroid Access

Google is already experimenting with in-car access to Web services via Android Auto , but the next version of the search giant's mobile operating system might be built directly into new cars, according to a report.

Rupee closes at 63.30 a dollar

The rupee on Friday shed 19 paise against the dollar at 63.30 erasing it’s initial gains on account of strong demand for the US currency from oil companies amid flows in the domestic equity market.

Monday, December 15, 2014

ASUS Transformer Book Flip 15 is available for just $299 today

The ASUS Transformer Book Flip 15 is available for just $299 today, including a 15.6-inch display that folds over 360 degrees, turning the notebook into a large (albeit rather heavy) tablet.



BlackBerry Classic pre-orders for North America have completely sold out

BlackBerry Classic pre-orders for North America have completely sold out, according to the information displayed on the pre-order page, which may suggest that the company is slowly bouncing back.





WhatsApp might be bringing its messaging service to the web.

WhatsApp might be bringing its messaging service to the web. It's still not definite proof, but it certainly looks like the WhatsApp team is at least exploring some sort of web functionality.

With over 600 million users, WhatsApp is the largest messaging service that still doesn't offer a web version, as competitors like Line, Viber, Telegram and WeChat all allow you to message either on your phone or the via the web.