Friday, December 21, 2012

Samsung shows flexible 5.5-inch display at CES

Samsung 5.5 inch display

The South Korean manufacturer Samsung will introduce at CES in January 2013, a flexible display with a diagonal of about 14 centimeters.

The thickness of screens has steadily decreased in recent years; also the first flexible displays have already been spotted in the labs. Such a film would like Samsung, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics at the Consumer Electronics Show 2013 show in January.

Friday, November 2, 2012

The soil on Mars is similar to Hawaii



mars soil


Mars rover "Curiosity" has studied the Red Planet soil samples. The result: The Mars soil similar to that of Hawaii.

"Curiosity" examines Martian soil: the soil of Mars is similar to the first research robot "Curiosity" examined samples of the Hawaii. The Mars rovers have with its robotic arm received a mixture of dust and sand, sieved and then analyzed by several measuring instruments, the U.S. space agency NASA said on Tuesday at a press conference.

Monday, October 29, 2012

Holidaying In Malta



Want to experience some sun, sand and surf on your next holiday? Then how about a Malta holiday. Its an archipelago situated in southern Europe and the perfect stop to work on your tan.

Friday, October 26, 2012

Sony's Playstation 3 finally hacked apparently

sony ps3


A group of hackers has found a way to break the strongest defensive wall of the security software on the Sony Playstation 3. This would allow the owner of a model with custom firmware unlimited use copied games on the console and re-install unauthorized software such as emulators, or even Linux.

Monday, July 16, 2012

Apple gets back eco-labeling

Apple


Just days after Apple had announced to abstain from participating in a major American environmental program, revised the company's decision. The computer manufacturer would have risked losing major customers.

Under pressure from its customers around the U.S. electronics giant Apple back to a U.S. environmental seal. "We have heard from many loyal Apple customers that they were unhappy with the decision that we have taken our products in the EPEAT rating system," wrote hardware chief Bob Mansfield on Friday to open a letter. "I admit that was amistake."

Monday, July 9, 2012

Shop Conveniently for Various Baby Items

nursery furniture

It is a fact that shopping for various baby items is a difficult task that parents have to undertake. But the hassle can turn into convenience and enjoyment, if you know the best way to shop for the different products needed by your baby.

Most wise parents would greatly suggest to search in the Internet for the most reliable site offering different kinds of branded baby products. It is because only in this kind of store where you can shop conveniently because of the following reasons:

Monday, June 25, 2012

Microsoft continues to focus on Windows Mobile 7


The launch of Windows Phone 8 is not the end of Windows Phone 7 Microsoft wants to get the older version still used, but only at entry devices that are designed especially emerging markets.

More suicides occur than in statistics



Last resort suicide: Hundreds of thousands of people worldwide every year to take the life. Researchers believe that the official figures do not even capture the whole reality.

Die number of people who kill themselves is underestimated according to scientists around the world clearly. For adolescent girls, this is now leading cause of death, suicide among young males stand in third place behind traffic accidents and violent crimes, scientists found out from several countries. The British science journal "The Lancet" published in the current issue several international studies on self-injury and killings.

Germany's oldest golfer is 105



Munster Alfred Koch wants to take golf lessons in the New Year and improve your handicap.

He is the genius of the golf club Munster-Wilkinghege. On Saturday, celebrating Professor Alfred Koch, who is regarded as Germany's oldest active golfer, his 105th Birthday. The day before he strikes again from him in about 50 years ago founded Cathedral Square. There, the club founder speaks only as "Professor" and hands him a silver key. From the garage of the club is a golf cart driven up. Cook stands in it from your golf bag with more than a dozen clubs and can go to his favourite whole number 5.

Monday, May 28, 2012

Caesarean section increases risk for obesity


Caesarean sections can the risk of children suffering from obesity later to increase significantly. One study by Harvard Medical School, according occurs in children who are born by caesarean section, obesity is often twice as naturally as born.

A team of researchers from Harvard Medical School studied 1255 children from eight maternity hospitals in the U.S. several times. The researchers concluded that a child born by caesarean section twice as likely to have to suffer from overweight or obesity. The reason for this is, according to scientists probably have a different composition of the intestinal bacteria that the child acquires at birth. The results of the study were published in the online publication "Archives of Disease in Childhood," published.

Kids stickers to add colour to life!



Creativity can improve the thinking of the brain; therefore start off with something simple as getting creative; allow sticky characters to work together with many things around the room. Some exiting ideas would be to create an atmosphere of bird’s creatures or an abstract above your door frames or sticking boards. It’s fun!

Monday, May 14, 2012

88 years Briton solves an old promise



The British Kenton Cool has cashed a 88-year-old promise. He took a gold medal at the summit of Mount Everest. The medal was awarded to an Everest expedition, which never reached the summit.

Mit an Olympic gold medal from 1924, the British Kenton Cool on Friday climbed Mount Everest, and thus redeemed a 88-year-old promise. The medal at the Winter Games in 1924 was a participant awarded a British Mount Everest Expedition, which had failed with the ascent, as it is on Cool's website.

Information about the first Windows-8 from Dell Tablet leaked



"Dell Latitude 10" with Intel Dual Core CPU - Acer traded than other manufacturers
As the IT portal Neowin.net reported now, the U.S. maker Dell is planning the production of tablets with Microsoft's operating system Windows 8 A study published by Neowin.net presentation slide shows the specifications of the device. The 10.1-inch tablet, called Dell Latitude 10 has an Intel Atom Dual Core processor.

Monday, May 7, 2012

Olympic flame has long way to go



27 million people are July waiting for a runner. He will bring a burning torch. This is created in the city of London in the UK, the Olympic flame. In order for the Summer Olympic Games begin in 2012.

London. The Olympics is the biggest sporting event in the world. Athletes from many countries will compete for medals. Until then, it must bring the Olympic flame a long way behind. It is on 10 May in the holy place in Olympia Greece kindled. There, the ancient Greeks worshiped their god Zeus. In his honour, took place about 2700 years before the first Olympic Games. Then, too, was a fire. This was indeed inflamed extra for the games. However, it was a sign for the Olympic Truce. The old Greece was in fact not a unified state. Greece consisted of many so-called city-states. There were fights. So now, but people from all over Greece could come to the Olympic Games, an Olympic truce was declared.

Monday, April 30, 2012

Green Home: 7 points essential for you to decide


Why should you build a green home? The media and most of the debates and issues of our time directly or indirectly affect the environment. Since the construction or renovation activities are very common, often generating pollution, then maybe we can stop 2 minutes to consider all the positive aspects of a green building, including the economic and financial. With a green home, there are undeniable financial benefits. Indeed, you can save substantial energy. 

Monday, April 23, 2012

Robin Gibb awakens from a coma - he defeated the cancer?



 The doctor of the Bee Gees singer confirmed that Gibb was suffering from colorectal cancer in advanced stage of pneumonia.

Good and bad news for fans of Robin Gibb: is The Bee Gees singer awakes from a coma, but suffers from colon cancer at an advanced stage. This was announced by his doctor Andrew Thillainayagam on Sunday. Thillainayagam confirmed that the 62-year-old was weakened by two surgeries and chemotherapy, pneumonia and had fallen into a coma after that. Reports were also on the 14th in the British media April appeared.

Monday, April 16, 2012

According to the Chronicle of forcing his Facebook users now have a mail address on



Facebook wants its users to get a separate e-mail address of the social network. Currently Facebook is globally still busy all the members of the timeline to impose. According to reports, Facebook will begin in the coming weeks to all users of the platform email@facebook.com-e-mail-Adress.


Even at its announcement caused the timeline, which is in Germany for much criticism Chronicle. Is currently Facebook still doing most of the known world to share whiteboard on the platform to the Chronicle, or timeline. Now it was announced that Facebook will allocate its own Facebook-users e-mail address.

Monday, March 19, 2012

Less depression by coffee



Coffee beans are attributed for a long time many health benefits. Coffee stimulates the senses, is inspiring and should also protect against cardiovascular diseases. Scientists at Harvard Medical School have found using a data analysis that coffee seems to be the onset of mental illness, depression inferior. The exact circumstances are still unclear, however.