New mosquito nets
BASF, a German company, has produced a new type of screen that prevents mosquitoes. Currently this type of curtain is being tested in large numbers in India and Tanzania.
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BASF, a German company, has produced a new type of screen that prevents mosquitoes. Currently this type of curtain is being tested in large numbers in India and Tanzania.
Not only are they able to invent things that have changed people's lives, they have created quite odd things that even look stupid with the common name Chindogu.
In the future, computer users may not know what operating systems or application software is, because everything can be done on open source browsers.
US researchers develop a new type of circuit that promises to increase processing speed by 7 times but electricity consumption is 30 times less than the best technology…
The new most recognizable points have just been shared by the Windows 7 development team with the community to comment on the upcoming Release Candidate.
A website is allowing people to be curious about plastic surgery but too scared to touch cutlery, see their own face better with just a click.
Intel is researching a new video search technology that it hopes will turn it into a future multimedia platform.
Forget the hard-colored cement iron boxes. Computers can become more vivid, eye-catching and ... fresher.
Internet users will soon have the opportunity to use brand new domain names such as .love, .paris or .bank if ICANN approves one of the possible decisions.
The Web giant is struggling to pick India as a test site for its latest search idea: each result page will be a combination of text, images and video clips.
Rather, the software giant is about to launch the WorldWide Telescope, a completely free tool that allows users to explore images of the night sky.
The software giant has just launched a new online service in 20 countries, allowing users to chat with friends and watch video clips simultaneously via Windows Live Mess…
The president of the world's largest software company wants to turn all surfaces that people can touch into a computer interface.
The fact that users often use SMS and IM chat services does not negatively impact their basic language skills, the latest study in Canada concludes.