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King Hawking said that it was possible to move to another planet when the disaster struck Earth.
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King Hawking said that it was possible to move to another planet when the disaster struck Earth.
A television host in the UK has successfully designed a car that uses coffee grounds instead of gasoline.
Based on its well-known brands such as Top Gear, BBC will build virtual social networks where users can freely comment, discuss and share home video clips. leaves
The online social networking site MySpace recently signed a partnership agreement with the global BBC, whereby a number of BBC television programs will be broadcast on t…
The BBC broadcasted the launch of the iPlayer online TV service on July 27, providing the audience with the opportunity to download and enjoy their favorite TV shows.
The largest media group in the UK, BBC has just announced, its TV channels and radio will be
What did the world's four IT giants do in 2006 and what to expect from them in 2007? BBC News reviews the ups and downs of IT companies that people are looking forward t…
43% of people surveyed by ICM research firm (UK) said they watched videos on the Internet or mobile phones more and therefore, the time spent on TV dropped significantly…
Security experts have warned users about the emergence of a new type of Trojan that spreads strongly via email.
US scientists have unveiled the world's fastest silicon chip. The new chip can operate at speeds of up to 500 GHz, which is 100 times faster than a computer chip and 250…
Producer Toshiba says the trial has erased everyone's doubts about fuel cell capabilities. So they will commercialize products for laptops in the coming year, after solv…
The default weather forecast application on Android devices is not enough, independent software developers have released a lot of visual weather forecast applications an…
Police from Guiyang City in southern China were tasked with using the city's extensive surveillance camera network to locate BBC reporter John Sudworth.