Technology News

London, Oct 14 (ANI): Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the world-wide-web, has finally accepted that he could have created the web without the two backslashes, //, that Internet users often grumbled about.

London, October 12 (ANI): Scientists in Italy have hailed a remote control 'spider pill' camera with moving legs as a new way to scan for diseases.

London, Oct 12 (ANI): No computer game can now make you feel bored, for researchers have developed a new breed of game that aims to suit everyone by adapting to an individual's playing style.

London, October 11 (ANI): Here's good news for Twitterati - soon the users of the site may get to upload short video clips on their profiles.

London, October 10 (ANI): Netizens watch videos on You Tube more than a billion times a day, it was announced on the third anniversary of Google's acquisition of the video sharing site.

Washington, Oct 10 (ANI): Novel iPhone applications developed by University of Utah researchers could help students, doctors and patients study the human body, evaluate medical problems and analyse other three-dimensional images.

Washington, Oct 6 (ANI): A new software can act as a new age sketch artist for police by helping witnesses recreate and recognize suspects using principles borrowed from the fields of optics and genetics.

Washington, October 3 (ANI): An English designer based in The Netherlands has come up with a lamp that uses "human blood" to create light.

London, Oct 3 (ANI): HTC Hero, the phone that uses technology developed by Google, has been voted Gadget of the Year at a ceremony organised by Stuff magazine.

Washington, Oct 2 (ANI): A Duke University scientist will soon be developing futuristic digital cameras that could capture images in giga or even terapixels.

Sydney, Oct 1 (ANI): Blackberry and Motorola mobile phones emit higher levels of radiations compared to other handsets, a new study has revealed.

Washington, October 1 (ANI): Auburn University experts in Alabama say that security on government, commercial, and educational systems can be significantly improved by using a novel system to filter out denial of service attacks on computer networks, including cloud computing systems.

London, Sept 30 (ANI): The world's most expensive Blackberry is pimped out with 4,459 diamonds and 18 carat yellow gold.

London, September 28 (ANI): Google marked ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius' 2,560th birthday by changing its homepage logo.

London, Sep 28 (ANI): Google released a special misspelt version of its logo -with a double 'l'- in an attempt to mark 11 years of its creation.

London, Sep 28 (ANI): Apple iPhone has been declared as the coolest gadget in Britain.
The iPhone, which ranked second in the last year's list, has been a phenomenon, with more than five million pieces sold in just the three months to the end of last June.

Washington, September 26 (ANI): The way Albert Einstein and Charles Darwin wrote letters in a pattern similar to the way people use e-mail today, according to a Northwestern University study.

Washington, Sep 25 (ANI): The next time you go shopping, your smart phone will not only tell that you have entered the mall, but also know if you are in the jewellery store or the shoe store, thanks to a new system developed by Duke University computer engineers led by an Indian-origin professor.

Wellington, September 24 (ANI): A 16-year-old Kiwi student has come up with a gadget that can prevent preschoolers from going deaf at child care, due to exposure to excessive noise.

Melbourne, September 24 (ANI): A sportswear company has come up with an iPhone application and a related website where models can be seen peeling off their layers as the Australian share market takes a tumble.