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Some media reports indicate that scientists are now one step closer to making it possible to grow meat in a tank. Meat grown in a giant tank is a stock science fiction plot device, 1960s writer H. Beam Piper even...

She even set up her own support website six years ago offering advice and support to people suffering from the same disorder after doctors and psychologists failed to work out what was wrong. Floor''s condition has already caused the break-up...

The beta version of Microsoft’s Bing search engine maps feature could well give Google Maps a run for its money, Jason Kincaid writes for TechCrunch. The new feature challenges Google on every front: Streetside, the answer to Street View, functions...

“Tiana, why are you wasting time on Facebook? Aren’t you supposed to be doing your work? “I am doing my work, Mr. O.! Just 'cus I’m on Facebook don’t mean I ain’t working! Look, I just finished creating a survey...

Bogus email alert: Be on the lookout for messages allegedly from the CDC about a "mandatory" swine flu vaccination program. The emails ask recipients to enter personal information in order to get vaccinated, but unlucky registrants get malware instead of...

So here are the Top Searches for 2009 coming from the three prime search engines (Bing, Yahoo, Google) On the contrary, the Yahoo-Bing Tandem are the only ones who are spilling their beans officially while the world’s no. 1 search...

NASA has once again reiterated that it has evidence in hand of life forms that existed on Mars. The findings are based on the study of a meteorite that crashed into the Antarctica some 13,000 years back. The microscopic crystals...

The world's largest social networking site, Facebook, has decided to rid itself of regional networks like India [ Images ] and China in a bid to tighten its privacy policy. Following this move, thousands of Facebook users from India, who...

The new Bing Maps uses Microsoft's Silverlight multimedia technology to provide a smoother way to zoom in and out of cityscapes that appear as 3D-like images. The beta service also includes Microsoft's answer to Google Street View, which it calls...