- Offbeat (20 Jul, 2009)
Saying I Love You is Worth Exactly J163,424
Researchers found that love is worth exactly J163,424 (approx. USD269,730). They conducted the study for a book called You Are Really Rich, You Just Don't Know It Yet. ...
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- Technology (20 Jul, 2009)
Latest Invention: Gadget that Translates Dog's Language
Want to understand what your dog is barking? For the first time presented in 2002, the Bowlingual comes back, the gadget examines a dog's bark and then identifies its emotion. ...
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- Technology (20 Jul, 2009)
Fujitsu Set to Create World's Fastest Supercomputer in Japan
A project launched by the Japanese government to create the next generation supercomputer saw Fujitsu Ltd. as the winner. ...
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- Press-releases (19 Jul, 2009)
Bug tracking, wiki and other dev tools on your fingertips!
Disney, UPS, NASA, Nokia, MIT, IKEA, Electronic Arts and Deutche Bank - what do these worldwide known companies have in common? The answer is that these companies, and many many more, use development software from Atlassian - an Australian-based company, founded by two graduates of an Australian University back in 2002.
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- Science (17 Jul, 2009)
France Was Once a Tropical Rainforest
This could sound incredible but researchers found evidence that about 55 million years ago the territory of today's France has been occupied by a hot, wet tropical rainforest. ...
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- Science (17 Jul, 2009)
Obese Youngsters Have Obese Friends, Study Claims
Obese young people are more likely to have overweight friends - at least that is what researchers at the Institute of Prevention Research at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California claim after carrying out their study. ...
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- Health & Fitness (17 Jul, 2009)
Create an Exclusive Bathroom With Home and Stone
Everyone likes to relax, some do it more often, while others more intense. New York City-based Home and Stone believes that the best way to relax is to fill a comfy hot bath and help the body get rid of pressure. ...
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- Environment (16 Jul, 2009)
New London Bridge Features Self-Sufficient Vertical Farm and Commercial Center
This amazing design of this London Bridge was recently presented by Chetwood Architects. ...
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- Offbeat (16 Jul, 2009)
Love is Not the Only Thing That Keeps a Marriage
Australian scientists managed to discover the things that keep a couple together, and love is not the only one on the list. ...
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- Offbeat (15 Jul, 2009)
Living Together Before Marriage Can Lead to Divorce
According to a new study carried out by researchers from the University of Denver, couples who move in together before getting married are more likely to get divorced compared to those who decide to live together after tying the knot. ...
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- Offbeat (15 Jul, 2009)
Electroshock Doesn't Help Chinese Who Suffer from Internet Addiction
According to the Chinese Health Ministry, people who were found to be addicted to Internet should stop undergoing electroshock therapy due to one simple reason - it doesn't work. ...
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- Science (15 Jul, 2009)
Items Used During Apollo Missions to be Auctioned
Those who enjoy gazing at the stars and learn more about our universe and space missions to the moon have the opportunity to take home photos, charts, models and many other items that were used during NASA missions. ...
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- Technology (14 Jul, 2009)
Japanese Researchers Closer to Creating Hybrid Robot Insects
Japanese researchers look forward to construct robot insects that could perform different tasks, such as sniffing out drugs that are located several miles away or identify landmines or people that are buried under ruins. ...
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- Science (14 Jul, 2009)
Cats Use their Purr to Exploit Humans
It seems that cats throughout history were able to manipulate humans. Scientists at the University of Sussex found that by using their soliciting purr, cats can make owners focus more attention on them. ...
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- Technology (14 Jul, 2009)
Latest Invention: Doll's House that Helps Cut CO2 Emissions and Serve as Security System
The latest invention from scientists at University of Hertfordshire, UK, is a doll's house that could one day change our way of life, at least that what its developers state. ...
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