Smartphones Smart Enough to be Self Destructive

A filing, about the self destructive Smartphones, with Federal Communications Commission in United States was spotted a community site MyCE. Filing beamed on the specific design of a Smartphone introduction to the market by aerospace giant Boeing to be used by government agencies such as military. Apple, Samsung, Blackberry and Nokia may be the models presently fascinating the market with new models which are secured enough to be used for a...

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Samsung and Nokia Flaunts Devices at MWC

World’s biggest mobile conference, Mobile World Congress (MWC) officially kicked off yesterday in Barcelona, Spain. There are more than 50,000 people flew to Barcelona to witness the updates from the technology world. Exhibitors from the big companies and government delegates from more than 160 countries make it biggest mobile conference. First day of the conference was very excited with announcement of new gadgets and devices by some the...

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Rafael Nadal Back in Form with A Big Win in Rio Open

The world number one tennis player, Rafael Nadal, wrote another important chapter in life on Sunday. In the decision match of Rio Claro Open, presented by the Spanish, he defeated Alexander Dolgopolov of Ukraine with sequential sets of 6-3, 7-6 (3) and showed an amazing play which surprised the attendees in the stadium. Rafael Nadal, who returned from a troublesome back injury was desperate to win the title of Rio Open and won it quite easily....

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Future Feature Path of Samsung Galaxy S5

Many people and industry experts are waiting for the official release of the Samsung Galaxy S5 by major mobile manufacturing company Samsung. It is expected that this handset is going to be unveiled next week at Mobile World Congress. Model and specifications are not officially declared but rumors are touching the sky for this model. Samsung Galaxy S5 Design According to the review report in CNET, Samsung Company has overhauled design plan for...

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WhatsApp Deal A Strong Factor for the Future of Facebook

Fast growing online messaging service WhatsApp Inc is getting sold to Facebook Inc. Social media giant Facebook announced the buying of mobile messaging service WhatsApp for $19 billion. This deal is expected to be one of the largest technology deals ever. Facebook is indicating its move into the mobile messaging market through this big deal. Jan Koum, co-founder and chief executive officer of WhatsApp Inc started a company by 2009 after...

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Social Contact Helps to Live Longer

Good news for the people using social networking site daily to update their status and check others. We all know various things which when applied may become the key factors to live longer life. All of you must add one more factor of social networking in the list of factors used for healthy and long living. This report is based on the newly presented research in Chicago. According to John Cacioppo, psychology professor at the University of Chicago,...

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Guinness World Record at Los Angeles for Largest Continuous Concrete Pour

Los Angeles – Workers made a Guinness World Record at a largest concrete foundation in western USA by pouring more than 2,100 truckloads continuously over more than 18 hours to set a world record. That building is getting constructed to make it the largest skyscraper in that area of western United States of America. The Wilshire Grand Project made a Guinness World concrete record for the largest continuous pour of concrete, a witnessed Guinness...

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Christina’s Bathroom Death Issue Settled out of Court

WILMINGTON - A hospital and the relatives of Christina Atkins, a 14-year-old girl who died after becoming unable to breathe while she was in a locked bathroom there have settled out of court to resolve a lawsuit brought by the girl's family. The family of Christina Atkins, who was a ninth-grader from Milton when she died in May 2011, agreed to a resolution that included monetary compensation, said their attorney, James P. Hall. The Atkinses,...

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Best Exotic Bars in Beautiful Caribbean

Shaken or stirred, frozen or on the rocks, with a cherry on top or delivered to a beach towel on the sand, cocktails are the champions of the Caribbean and although every island and every beach bar boasts its own boozy claim to fame, a really fine drink can morph a great holiday into a grand one. And the right watering hole can keep you lingering long after your thirst is quenched. According to the Report in USA Today, below listed are the ultimate...

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Participate in Surprise Birthday Bash of Colin

A Michigan family is getting attention from all over the world for the surprise birthday celebration of one boy through Facebook page. A desperate mom enlists Facebook users to give her son, who is friendless, a happy birthday through online greetings. The boy’s name is Colin and he doesn’t have any friend to celebrate his 11th birthday. Colin is a middle schooler who told his mom that there was no point of throwing a birthday party for his birthday...

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US Act on Curbing Illegal Wildlife Trade

February 12, 2014 – WASHINGTON – A comprehensive strategy for curbing illegal wildlife trade and combating wildlife trafficking has been unveiled by the Obama administration in hopes of curbing illicit poaching that is threatening to wipe out elephants, rhinoceros and other endangered species in Africa. A document was issued stating an almost complete ban on the ivory trade in the United States. Representatives of many African countries are meeting...

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Nokia Introducing Android Smartphones in February

Nokia is preparing to introduce a Smartphone running a version of Google’s Android operating system, the Wall Street Journal reported Feb. 10, citing people familiar with the matter. Nokia, despite its phone division being owned by Microsoft, is expected to show off an Android-running Smartphone at Mobile World Congress. After years of loyalty to its own Symbian OS, Nokia entered a partnership with Microsoft in February 2011, and since then its...

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Google Glass May Assist NYPD As A Crime Fighting Tool

Google Glass, an advanced headset which is developed with the high-end technology, is now helping New York Police Department to fight with crime. It seems NYPD is taking page out of the playbook of ROBOCOP by providing Google Glass to cops. This gadget will flash life story of the suspect right before their eyes. This futuristic eyewear has been bought by the NYPD bosses and is beta testing the gadget with positive hopes to introduce them in the...

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Sochi Winter Olympics Kicked off with Lavish Opening Ceremony

The 22nd Winter Olympic Games have officially started with a lavish opening ceremony at Sochi, Russia. The opening ceremony was splendid with fireworks, colorful music, traditional dancers all over the place and energetic spectators from all around the world to witness the dazzling opening of great game event in the amazing country of Russia. There were more than 40,000 guests along with 44 heads of states which includes Greece, Italy, China and...

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Facebook Launched New Look Back video Feature

Celebrating its tenth birthday, Facebook introduced a new feature of Look Back video to its social networking site. This feature is designed to mark the anniversary of this major social networking site in the world. A Short video for most significant moments of your social networking life will be used in this feature to make a video of your profile. Pictures, life events, status updates and other information have been collected from the Facebook...

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Airlines Increased Security on Possible Olympics Toothpaste Bombs

A federal law enforcement official said that airlines flying into Russia in advance for Winter Olympic Games are being advised to increase security because of the possibility that terrorist operatives could use toothpaste tubes to fabricate explosives to interrupt the games, according to the report in USA Today. This information about the possible threat attack was picked up in a stream of intelligence security that authorities have been analyzing...

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Fast and Furious Star Leaves Fortune to his Daughter

Paul Walker, famous Hollywood actor who died in an accident recently, has left his £15 million ponds fortune to his teenage daughter, which was claimed last night. According to reports in the U.S, the Fast and Furious star wanted everything he owned to go to 15-year-old Meadow. The 40-year-old, who died after the car he was travelling in became engulfed in flames following a crash in November, named his father as the executor of the will. Paul...

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Old Step Pyramid Uncovered in Egypt

A step pyramid has been discovered by archaeologists, who are working near the ancient settlement of Edfu in Southern Egypt. This step pyramid is expected to be 4600 years old predating Great Pyramid of Giza by atleast a few decades. This step pyramid, which once stood as high as 43 feet (13 meters), is one of seven so-called ‘provincial’ pyramids built by either the pharaoh Huni (reign ca. 2635-2610 B.C.) or Snefru (reign ca. 2610-2590 B.C.)....

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Hermione Granger didn't Really Belong with Ron Weasley

Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley are unforgettable names of sequential Harry Potter. There is no movie lover in the world not familiar with the movie and the characters in that movie. These sequels dragged many people to believe on magic. Excellent use of graphics, amazing actors and extraordinary presentation of script make this movie a super hit. J.K. Rowling, a famous British novelist, is the original author of the fantasy series of...

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