» The iPod Touch puts iPhone to the shade
Written by : Paco Tyee |  Published on : 21:51:00EST Fri, 14 Sep 2007

SAN FRANCISCO - The new iPod Touch introduced by Apple yesterday puts the iPhone to shade because of its multiple features that are as good if not better than the iPhone.

» Korean scientist tainted by stem cell scandal might have made inadvertant discovery
Written by : Archibald Freeman |  Published on : 22:51:00EST Fri, 03 Aug 2007

The notorious stem cell research scandal by Korean scientist Hwang Woo Suk could in fact be an exciting new discovery, according to a report published in the journal Cell Stem Cell.

» Cat able to predict approaching death
Written by : Waddah Yaman |  Published on : 12:42:00EST Thu, 26 Jul 2007

A cat in a Rhode Island hospital in US has left doctors baffled by accurately predicting the death of patients, according to an article published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

» Saturn's 60th moon discovered
Written by : Paul Robinson |  Published on : 11:48:00EST Fri, 20 Jul 2007

Scientists have recently discovered the 60th moon of Saturn. They have identified the new moon as orbiting Saturn while studying inputs sent by the Cassini spacecraft.

» MPs urge British government's approval for manned space missions
Written by : Paco Tyee |  Published on : 02:33:00EST Fri, 20 Jul 2007

British MPs want the government to take an adventurous outlook for the country's space program, stating that Britain should aim for manned space missions in future.

» Nintendo to debut a camera for its gaming device DS
Written by : Tabitha Ratliff |  Published on : 10:57:00EST Thu, 05 Jul 2007

Japanese game maker Nintendo is launching a camera to go with its highly successful handheld gaming device Nintendo DS.

» Scientists take first step towards designing synthetic bugs
Written by : Kavindra Rani |  Published on : 11:36:00EST Tue, 03 Jul 2007

In a historic breakthrough in the creation of synthetic bugs, a team of scientists have claimed that they were able to transform bacteria from one species to the other by changing its complete genome structure, according to a report published in the journal Science.

» Samsung to start mass production of 64GB flash drives
Written by : Waddah Yaman |  Published on : 13:03:00EST Mon, 25 Jun 2007

Leading electronics and semiconductor manufacturer, Samsung Electronics revealed that it has started the mass production of its flash memory-based 1.8-inch solid state drives (SSD).

» Apple releases second Safari patch in a week
Written by : Waddah Yaman |  Published on : 10:27:00EST Mon, 25 Jun 2007

Apple Computer released a second patch in just over a week for its Safari beta for Windows operating system. The company revealed that the latest patch fixes some of the security holes in the previous version and also improves iChat, Mail and Dashboard.

» Hackers crack into Pentagon email system
Written by : Paco Tyee |  Published on : 09:57:00EST Fri, 22 Jun 2007

Pentagon officials were left red faced when over 1500 systems were pulled offline after reports surfaced that a hacker had managed to crack into the agency's email system.